Cognitive Neuroscience
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) is a technique to measures brain activity. Since MRI uses strong magnetic fields around the head of the subject within a narrow tunnel, any device used concurrently with MRI must be free of ferromagnetic elements and not interactive with the magnetic field. In our lab, we are focusing on MRI environment compatible device development and capable of investigating the underlying neural mechanisms of human perception. Furthermore, we also applied our findings to the field of neurodegenerative disease early detection and treatment.
Introduction of Researchers
Medical Devices and Materials Engineering Section Cognitive Neuroscience
Professor YANG Jiajia
Associate Professor TAKAHASHI Satoshi
PROJECT
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Medical Devices and Materials Engineering Section
Cognitive Neuroscience
Integrative studies of neural mechanisms of memory and development of Alzheimer’s Disease early detection system
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Medical Devices and Materials Engineering Section
Cognitive Neuroscience
Study of the mechanism of stereopsis imperfection and recovery method for causeing physical and mental fatigue
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Medical Devices and Materials Engineering Section
Cognitive Neuroscience
Understanding the multiscale human brain function using laminar fMRI