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Educational Neuroscience Lab
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A lab that uses MRI and magnetoencephalography to explore the brain mechanisms underlying learning and education.
AboutAbout the lab
Understanding how the learning brain works.
Drawing on a deep understanding of neuroscience and rigorous scientific methods, the Educational Neuroscience Lab uses state-of-the-art brain measurement and analysis technologies to investigate the brain mechanisms that underlie education and learning.
Through designing effective learning methods and developing educational approaches that increase motivation to learn, the lab aims to return its findings broadly to society.
Its mission also includes training specialists who combine knowledge of anatomy and physiology with advanced brain measurement skills, and who can investigate the mechanisms of learning and education with neuroscience at the core.
Key terms
- Magnetoencephalography
- A method of studying brain function by measuring the extremely weak magnetic fields produced by neural activity (MEG)
- Neuroplasticity
- The property by which the connections and functions of the brain change through experience and learning
- Well-being
- A good state of being fulfilled physically, mentally, and socially
ResearchResearch themes
Combining brain measurement methods such as MRI and magnetoencephalography, the lab investigates the neural basis of superior cognitive abilities and the changes in the brain as those abilities develop.
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MembersFaculty
- Program-Specific Associate ProfessorRyuta Aoki
- Program-Specific Assistant ProfessorReishi Okuma
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