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Hiroki Kurashige　Junior Associate Professor

 

Affiliation

School of Information and Telecommunication Engineering, Department of Information and Telecommunication Engineering
Tokai University Research and Information Center（TRIC）

Contact

E-mail : h.kura00[at]gmail.com

Degree/ License

Ph.D.

Biography

1999-2003
Dept. of Chemistry and Biotechnology, Nagoya University
2003-2005
Graduate School of Science, Kobe University
2005-2008
Graduate School of Engineering, Tamagawa University
2008-2012
Researcher, RIKEN Brain Science Institute
2012-2014
Researcher, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR)
2014-2015
Researcher, Keio University
2015-2016
Researcher, The University of Tokyo
2016-2018
Researcher, The University of Electro-Communications
2018～2020
Institute of Innovative Science and Technology, Tokai University; Junior Associate Professor
2020～2021
Tokai University Research and Information Center（TRIC）; Junior Associate Professor
2021～2022
School of Information and Telecommunication Engineering, Department of Information Media Technology, Tokai University; Junior Associate Professor
2022～
Tokai University
　　　　　School of Information and Telecommunication Engineering, Department of Information and Telecommunication Engineering（Junior Associate Professor）

Research Field

I study human knowledge acquisition and generation using behavioral experiment, brain measurement, computational modeling, and machine learning-based data analysis. In addition, on the basis of such studies, I develop human-like and human-complementing artificial intelligence systems. One of my goal is to understand and augment how ‘we’ complement our incomplete worldviews as well as the world.

Keywords

neuroscience, brain, MRI, cognition, learning, artificial intelligence

Membership (of Academic Organization)

  • Society for Neuroscience
  • Japan Neuroscience Society
  • Japan Neural Network Society

Honors

  • Excellent Research Award, Japan Neural Network Society
  • Young Researcher Award, IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Japan Chapter
  • Best Paper Award, 18th International Conference on Neural Information Processing

Message

We acquire novel information from external environment and through internal thoughts. Such acquired information is processed and serve as a basis for reconstructing the environment. The human being and society should be considered from such an informational worldview. Based on cognitive and neural experiments and modeling as well as making artificial intelligence and informational environment, let’s construct the informational worldview.