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202410.09

Uncovering social motivations in daily dialogue modes: an fMRI study (Poster Presentation)Posted i

There are several kinds of social motivation present in our social interactions with different people. In this study, we have identified four dialogue modes inventory in daily enjoyable conversations

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202410.07

The Role of the Precedence of Conversational Facial Signals in Understanding Intentions: an fMRI study(Poster presentation)

In face-to-face conversations, the onset of conversational facial signals usually comes earlier than the speech. What is the role of the precedence of facial signals? The present study created videos

Presentation

202409.25

Harnessing Neuroscience to Master Emotional Vocabulary in a Second Language(Tohoku University Professor Fujino Incentive Award 2024)

Liu Chunlin, a doctoral student at the Graduate School of International Cultural Studies (and a postdoctoral researcher at the Cognitive Neuroscience Application Center from October), has been awarded

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202409.18

An international collaborative fMRI study to elucidate language behavior during disasters (article in press)

Successful disaster management requires appropriate language communication and correct behavioral choices. In today’s global society, these skills are necessary in both native and foreign langua

 Publication

202409.18

Kickoff Symposium of the Advanced Institute of So-Go-Chi (Convergence Knowledge) Informatics

We organized the KickOff Symposium of the Advanced Institute of So-Go-Chi Informatics. We invited seven top reserchers in the humanities, psychology, sosical sciences, big data, AI software, AI har

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202409.18

The Asian International Conference on Psychology

We organized the Asian International Conference on Psychology (AICP) on the 18th and the 19th Spetember 2024 at the Katahira Campus. On the 18th, three symposiums were held. On the 19th, the students&

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202409.17

Combining neuroscience and the metaverse to diversify values

Lookism, where too much emphasis is placed on appearance when evaluating individuals, has become a social problem. Assistant Professor Yumi Hamamoto at Frontier Research Institute for Interdisciplinar

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202409.17

A Social Neuroimaging Approach to Generational Interests (Workshop)

Individual empathy can sometimes lead to co-poorness as a group. Why is this so? How can we prevent it? We held a workshop to discuss the possibility of a cognitive neuroscience approach to this quest

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202409.17

The workshop on "Health and Well-Being"

We had a workshop on "Health and Well-Being" On the 17th September as an event of Tohoku Forum of Creativity 2024. If you have any questions, please feel free asking me (nob_sak

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202408.28

The neural mechanisms underlying preference for sad music (symposium presentation)

Ms. Momoyo Tsuchiya, student of Graduate School of Medicine presented her research on the neural mechanisms underlying the preference for sad music at the symposium on the formation of cultural d

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