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Cognitive Neuroinformatics Laboratory
Professor / DOI Hirokazu
- Creation of Novel Technologies through Behavioral and Brain Data Mining
- A Natural Science Approach to Human Socio-Emotional Functions
- Visualization of Elusive Psychological States
Professor / DOI Hirokazu
Professor Doi prioritizes students’ growth and provides careful, insightful guidance. His advice, based on extensive research experience, addresses core issues and extends beyond research to personal concerns. He is approachable and supportive, creating an environment where students feel comfortable discussing ideas and challenges openly.
Research Content
This laboratory conducts research to deepen understanding of human cognitive and behavioral characteristics while developing support technologies that apply these insights in real-world settings. Our work includes analyzing dynamic facial videos, electroencephalogram(EEG)signals, and other physiological data to estimate subjective states and to predict and assess developmental disorder risks in young children. By advancing remote learning services and enabling early, accessible screening methods, we seek to support education, healthcare, and inclusive societies, ultimately contributing meaningful value and positive social impact through interdisciplinary collaboration, ethical research practices, and continuous engagement with academic and community partners.
A Day in the Lab
In this laboratory, weekly seminars are held where members present literature related to their research and topics from related fields. There is no fixed core time, and students are encouraged to take an independent and proactive approach to their work. When difficulties or questions arise, students and faculty discuss them together to deepen understanding. The laboratory conducts a wide range of research activities, including the measurement and analysis of biological signals. Even students without prior experience in analytical tools receive careful and supportive guidance from senior students and faculty, allowing them to work with confidence.
Thesis Subjects
- (M)Estimation of Epistemic Emotions Using Physiological Signals
- (M)Analysis of the Effects of Social Conformity and Social Preference in the Public Goods Game Using Multi-Agent Simulation
The number of
PhD Graduates
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Major employers of Graduates
- K&O Energy Group Inc.
- Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Research Institute
- ACCESS CO., LTD.
