An application for JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowships for Research in Japan, for which Project Prof. Nagai serves as a host researcher, has been accepted. Dr. Youtao Lu is going to stay in our lab for 24 months. Name: Youtao Lu [JSPS] Theme: Predictive coding in children’s context-based learning of homophones Period: July 1, 2024 – Jun 30, 2026
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Prof. Hanako Yoshida is going to stay in our lab as an IRCN Guest Researcher
Prof. Hanako Yoshida from the University of Houston is going to stay in our lab for three months. She is invited as an IRCN Guest Researcher. Hanako Yoshida, Ph.D. Associate Professor Director of Cognitive Development Lab Developmental, Cognitive, and Behavioral Neuroscience The University of Houston
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Dr. Ruichen Li has joined our lab as a Project Researcher on January 1, 2024. Ruichen Li, Ph.D.
Read moreMore TagA report of the 140th Online Symposium of Learning of Tomorrow has been published
A report of the 140th Online Symposium of Learning of Tomorrow, where Project Prof. Nagai gave an invited talk, has been published. Yukie Nagai, “Neurodiversity Visualized by AI: Toward Education for Exploiting Diversity,” The 140th Online Symposium of Learning of Tomorrow, Online, October 25, 2023. [HP]
Read moreMore TagProject Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at AI Forum 2023
Project Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at AI Forum 2023, which will be held at Yasuda Auditorium at The University of Tokyo on November 14, 2023 and be hosted by Microsoft Research Asia in collaboration with The University of Tokyo. Themed “AI Synergy: Society and Science,” this forum serves as a unique platform where thought leaders from both […]
Read moreMore TagReview Paper written by Project Prof. Nagai has been published in Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence
A review paper written by Project Prof. Nagai has been published in Journal of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence. It presents research activities related to free energy principle in the area of cognitive developmental robotics. Yukie Nagai, “Free Energy Principle and Cognitive Developmental Robotics,” Journal of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, 38(6):826-832, November 2023. [HP]
Read moreMore TagProject Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at the 12th WPI Science Symposium
Project Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at the 12th WPI Science Symposium, which will be held at Hokkaido University on November 23, 2023. She will present her robotics research that aims to elucidate the underlying mechanisms of human intelligence. Yukie Nagai, “Principle of Intelligence Elucidated by Robotics,” The 12th WPI Science Symposium, Hokkaido University, November 23, 2023. [HP]
Read moreMore TagProject Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at the Symposium of JST CREST “Principle of Emerging Interactions”
Project Prof. Nagai will give an invited talk at the Symposium of JST CREST “An exploration of the principle of emerging interactions in spatiotemporal diversity”, which will be held in Osaka on October 21, 2023. Yukie Nagai, “Emergence of Intelligence through Interaction of Heterogeneous Information: From Predictive Processing in the Brain to Parent-Child Dynamics,” Symposium of JST CREST “An exploration […]
Read moreMore TagProject Prof. Nagai has been appointed an Associate Member of Science Council of Japan
Project Prof. Nagai has been appointed an Associate Member of Science Council of Japan since October 2, 2023. She will join discussions on important matters of science. Associate Members of Science Council of Japan
Read moreMore TagPaper written by Dr. Daikoku (Project Assist. Prof. until 2022) has been published in PLoS ONE
A paper written by Dr. Daikoku (Projct Assist. Prof. until 2022) has been published in PLoS ONE. It reports similar modifications in speech produced by autistic individuals and speech produced by typically developed individuals directed to autistic individuals. Tatsuya Daikoku, Shinichiro Kumagaya, Satsuki Ayaya, and Yukie Nagai, “Non-autistic persons modulate their speech rhythm while talking to autistic individuals,” PLoS ONE, […]
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