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Professor
TAKEDA Masaki

Ph. D, The University of Tokyo, Japan, 2007

Year of birth: 1976
Gender: Male
Affiliation:

- School of Informatics
- Graduate School of Enginering
Personal web site: https://sites.google.com/view/takeda-lab/HomeEN
researchmap： https://researchmap.jp/takeda.masaki

Areas of specialization	Neuroscience
Laboratory/research office	Systems Neuroscience Laboratory Elucidating the operating principles of the brain is very important for an essential understanding of the human mind. We approach this critical task using several techniques, including functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), which enables the visualization of neuronal activity at the whole-brain level. Using these techniques, we investigate the operating principles of the brain, in regard to various higher cognitive functions, on several time/spatial scales so as to achieve a comprehensive elucidation of the mechanisms of the brain.
Current research topics
Educational background	2001: Master, Osaka Univesity, Japan 1999: Bachelor, International Christian University, Japan
Professional background	2016-2018: Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine 2015-2016: Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine 2012-2015: The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine 2007-2012: The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine 2005-2007: The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine
Licenses
Academic societies	Society for Neuroscience Organization for Human Brain Mapping

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Courses

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Undergraduate school	Computer Literacy Project Research 1 Project Research 2 Project Research 3 Seminars on the School of Information Graduation Thesis Brain Informatics
Graduate school

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Research activities

Research papers	Authors: WATANABE Noriya, MIYOSHI Kosuke, JIMURA Koji, SHIMANE Daisuke, KEERATIVITTAYAYUT Ruedeerat, Kiyoshi Nakahara, TAKEDA Masaki Title: Multimodal deep neural decoding of visual object representation in humans. Journal: Neuroimage, Vol. 275, p. 120164 Year: 2023 Authors: Kaho Tsumura, Ryuta Aoki, Masaki Takeda, Kiyoshi Nakahara, Koji Jimura Title: Cross-hemispheric complementary prefrontal mechanisms during task switching under perceptual uncertainty. Journal: The Journal of Neuroscience, Society for Neuroscience Year: 2021 Authors: Daiki Tanaka, Ryuta Aoki, Shinsuke Suzuki, Masaki Takeda, Kiyoshi Nakahara, Koji Jimura Title: Self-controlled choice arises from dynamic prefrontal signals that enable future anticipation. Journal: The Journal of Neuroscience, Vol. 40, No. 50, pp. 9736-9750, Society for Neuroscience Year: 2020 Authors: SETSUIE Rieko, TAMURA Keita, MIYAMOTO Kentaro, WATANABE Takamitsu, TAKEDA Masaki, MIYASHITA Yasushi Title: Off-Peak 594-nm Light Surpasses On-Peak 532-nm Light in Silencing Distant ArchT-Expressing Neurons In Vivo. Journal: iScience, Vol. 23, No. 7, p. 101276, Cell Press Year: 2020 Authors: TAKEDA Masaki, Hirabayashi T, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y Title: Dynamic laminar rerouting of inter-areal mnemonic signal by cognitive operations in primate temporal cortex Journal: Nature Communications, Vol. 9, p. 4629, Springer Nature Year: 2018 Authors: TAKEDA Masaki Title: Brain mechanisms of visual long-term memory retrieval in primates Journal: Neuroscience Research, Vol. In press, Elsevier Year: 2018 Authors: Tamura K, Takeda M, Setsuie R, Tsubota T, Hirabayashi T, Miyamoto K, Miyashita Y Title: Conversion of object identity to object-general semantic value in the primate temporal cortex. Journal: Science, Vol. 357, pp. 687-692 Year: 2017 Authors: Miyamoto K, Osada T, Setsuie R, Takeda M, Tamura K, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y Title: Causal neural network of metamemory for retrospection in primates. Journal: Science, Vol. 355, pp. 188-193 Year: 2017 Authors: Nakahara K, Adachi K, Kawasaki K, Matsuo T, Sawahata H, Majima K, Takeda M, Sugiyama S, Nakata R, Iijima A, Tanigawa H, Suzuki T, Kamitani Y, Hasegawa I Title: Associative-memory representations emerge as shared spatial patterns of theta activity spanning the primate temporal cortex Journal: Nature communications, Vol. 7, p. 11827 Year: 2016 Authors: Koyano KW, Takeda M, Matsui T, Hirabayashi T, Ohashi Y, Miyashita Y Title: Laminar module cascade from layer 5 to 6 implementing cue-to-target conversion for object memory retrieval in the primate temporal cortex Journal: Neuron, Vol. 92, pp. 518-529 Year: 2016 Authors: Takeda M, Koyano KW, Hirabayashi T, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y Title: Top-down regulation of laminar circuit via inter-area signal for successful object memory recall in monkey temporal cortex Journal: Neuron, Vol. 86, pp. 840-852 Year: 2015
Invited lectures	Multi-scale neuronal circuits for visual memory, Technical Committee on Human Information Processing , Kochi, 2019

Research papers

Authors: WATANABE Noriya, MIYOSHI Kosuke, JIMURA Koji, SHIMANE Daisuke, KEERATIVITTAYAYUT Ruedeerat, Kiyoshi Nakahara, TAKEDA Masaki
Title: Multimodal deep neural decoding of visual object representation in humans.
Journal: Neuroimage, Vol. 275, p. 120164
Year: 2023
Authors: Kaho Tsumura, Ryuta Aoki, Masaki Takeda, Kiyoshi Nakahara, Koji Jimura
Title: Cross-hemispheric complementary prefrontal mechanisms during task switching under perceptual uncertainty.
Journal: The Journal of Neuroscience, Society for Neuroscience
Year: 2021
Authors: Daiki Tanaka, Ryuta Aoki, Shinsuke Suzuki, Masaki Takeda, Kiyoshi Nakahara, Koji Jimura
Title: Self-controlled choice arises from dynamic prefrontal signals that enable future anticipation.
Journal: The Journal of Neuroscience, Vol. 40, No. 50, pp. 9736-9750, Society for Neuroscience
Year: 2020
Authors: SETSUIE Rieko, TAMURA Keita, MIYAMOTO Kentaro, WATANABE Takamitsu, TAKEDA Masaki, MIYASHITA Yasushi
Title: Off-Peak 594-nm Light Surpasses On-Peak 532-nm Light in Silencing Distant ArchT-Expressing Neurons In Vivo.
Journal: iScience, Vol. 23, No. 7, p. 101276, Cell Press
Year: 2020
Authors: TAKEDA Masaki, Hirabayashi T, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y
Title: Dynamic laminar rerouting of inter-areal mnemonic signal by cognitive operations in primate temporal cortex
Journal: Nature Communications, Vol. 9, p. 4629, Springer Nature
Year: 2018
Authors: TAKEDA Masaki
Title: Brain mechanisms of visual long-term memory retrieval in primates
Journal: Neuroscience Research, Vol. In press, Elsevier
Year: 2018
Authors: Tamura K, Takeda M, Setsuie R, Tsubota T, Hirabayashi T, Miyamoto K, Miyashita Y
Title: Conversion of object identity to object-general semantic value in the primate temporal cortex.
Journal: Science, Vol. 357, pp. 687-692
Year: 2017
Authors: Miyamoto K, Osada T, Setsuie R, Takeda M, Tamura K, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y
Title: Causal neural network of metamemory for retrospection in primates.
Journal: Science, Vol. 355, pp. 188-193
Year: 2017
Authors: Nakahara K, Adachi K, Kawasaki K, Matsuo T, Sawahata H, Majima K, Takeda M, Sugiyama S, Nakata R, Iijima A, Tanigawa H, Suzuki T, Kamitani Y, Hasegawa I
Title: Associative-memory representations emerge as shared spatial patterns of theta activity spanning the primate temporal cortex
Journal: Nature communications, Vol. 7, p. 11827
Year: 2016
Authors: Koyano KW, Takeda M, Matsui T, Hirabayashi T, Ohashi Y, Miyashita Y
Title: Laminar module cascade from layer 5 to 6 implementing cue-to-target conversion for object memory retrieval in the primate temporal cortex
Journal: Neuron, Vol. 92, pp. 518-529
Year: 2016
Authors: Takeda M, Koyano KW, Hirabayashi T, Adachi Y, Miyashita Y
Title: Top-down regulation of laminar circuit via inter-area signal for successful object memory recall in monkey temporal cortex
Journal: Neuron, Vol. 86, pp. 840-852
Year: 2015

Invited lectures

Multi-scale neuronal circuits for visual memory, Technical Committee on Human Information Processing , Kochi, 2019

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Social activities

Published books	Physics of the Mind and Brain Disorders: Integrated Neural Circuits Supporting the Emergence of Mind, Springer, 2017, ISBN 978-3-319-296 Brain imaging using PET, Academic press, 2002, ISBN 978-012636651
Magazines	Authors: TAKEDA Masaki Title: Elucidation of the mechanisms underway in the brain during sleep with a focus on the circuit mechanisms that promote memory formation Magazine: Impact, Vol. 2023, No. 2, pp. 27-29, Science Impact Ltd Year: 2023

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