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Laboratory/research office |
Brain-Muscle Coordination Laboratory
Humans can perform daily activities without any difficulty despite the physical state changes that accompany their growth. They can skillfully operate various devices, such as cars and powered exoskeleton suits, which are products of engineering innovation. Our laboratory conducts studies on human motor adaptability, using psychophysiological methods and/or non-invasive measurements such as MRI. The application and development of our research outcomes will contribute to the fields of education, medical services and information technology, all of which involve human physical movement. |
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Educational background |
2005: Doctor
2000: Bachelor |
Professional background |
2009-2011:
2008-2009: 2005-2008: |
Licenses | Academic societies |
Associate Professor KADOTA,Hiroshi
Research Institute
Research Center for Brain Communication, Research Institute