Faculty Members

Associate Professor
KADOTA, Hiroshi

Gender: Male
Affiliation:

- School of Information
- Information Systems Engineering Course, Department of Engineering, Graduate School of Enginering
- Infomatics Course, Department of Engineering, Graduate School of Enginering
- Research Institute
- Research Center for Brain Communication, Research Institute

Areas of specialization
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.
Current reseach topics
Educational background	2005: Doctor 2000: Bachelor
Professional background	2009-2011: 2008-2009: 2005-2008:
Licenses
Academic societies

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Courses

* Courses provided in English are shown with (E) mark

Undergraduate school	Learning and Inference Project Research 1 Project Research 2 Project Research 3 Guide to the School of Information Seminars on the School of Information Graduation Thesis
Graduate school	Seminar on Infomatics I Seminar on Infomatics II Individual Work for Graduate Brain Information Science

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Research activities

Research papers	Authors: Kanayama N., Asai T., Nakao T., Makita K., Kozuma R., Uyama T., Yamane T., Kadota H., Yamawaki S. Title: Subjectivity of the anomalous sense of self is represented in gray matter volume in the brain: a VBM study Journal: Frontiers in Human Neuroscience Year: 2017 Authors: Miyazaki M., KADOTAH., Matsuzaki K.S., Takeuchi S., Sekiguchi H., Aoyama T., Kochiyama T. Title: Dissociating the neural correlates of tactile temporal order and simultaneity judgements Journal: Scientific Reports Year: 2016 Authors: KADOTAHiroshi, Hirashima Masaya, Nozaki Daichi Title: Functional modulation of corticospinal excitability with adaptation of wrist movements to novel dynamical environments Journal: Journal of Neuroscience Year: 2014 Authors: Yanamaka Kentaro, KADOTAHiroshi, Nozaki Daichi Title: Long-latency TMS-evoked potentials during motor execution and inhibition Journal: Frontiers in Human Neuroscience Year: 2013 Authors: Kudo K, Miyazaki M, Sekiguchi H, KADOTAH, Fujii S, Miura A, Yoshie M, Nakata H Title: Neurophysiological and dynamical control principles underlying variable and stereotyped movement patterns during skill acquisition Journal: Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics Year: 2011 Authors: Sekiguchi H, Takeuchi S, KADOTAH, Kohno Y, Nakajima Y Title: TMS-induced artifacts on EEG can be reduced by rearrangement of the electrode’s lead wire before recording Journal: Clinical Neurophysiology Year: 2011 Authors: KADOTAH, Nakajima Y, Miyazaki M, Sekiguchi H, Kohno Y, Amako M, Arino H, Nemoto K, Sakai N Title: An fMRI study of musicians with focal dystonia during tapping tasks Journal: Journal of Neurology Year: 2010 Authors: KADOTAH, Sekiguchi H, Takeuchi S, Miyazaki M, Kohno Y, Nakajima Y Title: The role of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex in the inhibition of stereotyped responses Journal: Experimental Brain Research Year: 2010 Authors: KADOTAH, Nakajima Y, Miyazaki M, Sekiguchi H, Kohno Y, Kansaku K Title: Anterior prefrontal cortex activities during the inhibition of stereotyped responses in a neuropsychological rock-paper-scissors task Journal: Neuroscience Letters Year: 2009 Authors: Kato J, Ide H, Kabashima I, KADOTAH, Takano K, Kansaku K Title: Neural correlates of attitude change following positive and negative advertisements Journal: Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience Year: 2009
Invited lectures	, 2018/12/01
Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research from the Japanese government	Project title: Spatial representation in the brain related to motor learning Category: Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B) Project number: 26750239 Project period: 2014/04-2017/03 Total budget amount: 3,900,000 yen Keywords: Project title: Spatial representation in the brain related to motor learning Category: Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B) Project number: 26750239 Project period: 2014/04-2017/03 Total budget amount: 3,900,000 yen Keywords:

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Social activities

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