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Labs in Kyoto University, Graduate School of Informatics, Department of Informatics, Brain and Cognitive Science Chair

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Neuroinformatics Lab

Yukiyasu Kamitani, Professor

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The lab decodes what people see and dream from brain activity, connecting the brain and AI.

The Neuroinformatics Lab (Kamitani Lab) studies how the brain represents and processes information, and develops technology that reads out the contents of the mind from brain activity and makes them visible. Bridging neuroscience and AI, the lab works in four areas: brain decoding, NeuroAI, brain-machine interfaces, and brain science and art. The lab also collaborates closely with the ATR Brain Information Communication Research Laboratory.

#Brain decoding #NeuroAI #BMI

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Psychological Informatics Lab

Takatsune Kumada, Professor

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The lab investigates how human attention and behavior work, and applies the findings to driving and support for older adults.

The Psychological Informatics Lab (Kumada-Nakashima Lab) aims to clarify the mechanisms of human cognition and behavior from an interdisciplinary perspective spanning psychology, brain science, engineering, and informatics, and to return the results to society. Among human cognitive functions, the lab focuses especially on attention and executive function, investigating their psychological mechanisms and neuroscientific foundations. Based on behavioral and cognitive psychology experiments, and also using eye movement measurement and measurement of brain function, the lab approaches the mechanisms of the brain and mind.

#Cognitive psychology #Attention #Executive function

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Cognitive Informatics Lab

Shinya Nishida, Professor

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The lab uses experiments and AI to uncover how humans perceive the world, and applies the findings to new media technologies.

Humans perceive the outside world from signals captured by sensory organs such as the eyes, make decisions, and communicate with the people around them. The Cognitive Informatics Lab studies the information processing that underlies these human cognitive abilities, using psychological and behavioral experiments, measurement of brain activity, and computer simulation. In particular, the lab focuses on comparing the characteristics of information processing in AI (artificial neural networks) and in humans, and also develops information and communication technologies based on findings from brain and cognitive science.

#Perceptual psychology #Material perception #Comparison with AI

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