Laboratory for Adaptive Intelligence
Laboratory Head
Naotaka FUJII (Ph.D.)
Adaptive intelligence is an ability that allows all of living organisms to make adaptive behavior in environment. This is an innate biological function that creates novel state of relationship from old state between self and other/environment, which may provide maximal benefit to self with minimal risk, through interactive communication. Such novel relationships are generated at every moment and everywhere in the world and are built into relationship network made by enormous amount of previously established relationships. Our brain can understand rules of behavior at the moment that are described in the network structure and make adaptive behavior. Our team pursues understanding brain mechanism in terms of cognitive functions based on relationships. The mechanism will be incorporated into artificial support system for better communication between people.
- Revealing social brain functions in primate.
- Developing high performance multi-array recording technique.
- Revealing social cognitive mechanism in human.
- Developing realistic social environment in virtual space.
- January 28, 2013
- Primates too can move in unison
- April 6, 2010
- Technology developed for long-term stable brain machine interface (BMI)
- Fujii N, Hihara S and Iriki A.:
" Dynamic Social Adaptation of Motion Related Neuorns in Primate Parietal Cortex"
PLoS ONE Apr 25;2:e397, 2007 - Fujii N, Abla D, Kudo N, Hihara S, Okanoya K and Iriki A.:
" Prefrontal activity during koh-do incense discrimination"
Neurosci. Res. 59(3), 257-64, 2007 - Takenaka K, Nagasaka Y, Hihara S, Nakahara H, Iriki A, Kuniyoshi Y and Fujii N.:
" Linear discrimination analysis of monkey's behavior in alternative free choice task"
Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics, 19(4):416-422, 2007 - Fujii N, Hihara S and Iriki A.:
" Social cognition in premotor and parietal cortex"
Social Neurosci,. Vol 3, Issue 3-4, pp. 250-260, 2008 - Fujii N, Hihara S, Nagasaka Y and Iriki A.:
" Social state representation in prefrontal cortex"
Social Neurosci., vol 4, issue 1, pp 73-84, 2009 - Chao Z., Nagasaka Y., and Fujii N.:
" Long-term asynchronous decoding of arm motion using electrocorticographic signals in monkeys"
Front. Neuroeng. 3, No.3, pp.10, 2010 - Combe E. B. and Fujii N.:
" Depth perception and defensive system activation in a 3-D environment"
Front.Psychol.Emotion.Sci. 2, No. 205, pp.7, 2011 - Santos G. S., Nagasaka Y., Fujii N., and Nakahara H.:
" Encoding of social state information by neuronal activities in the macaque caudate nucleus"
Soc. Neurosci. 7, No. 1, pp. 42-58, 2012 - Feingold J., Desrochers T. M., Fujii N., Harlan R., Tierney P. L., Shimazu H., Amemori K. and Graybiel A. M.:
" A system for recording neural activity chronically and simultaneously from multiple cortical and subcortical regions in non-human primates"
Journal of Neurophysiology, in press
Principal Investigator
- Naotaka FUJII
- Laboratory Head
Members
- Yasuo NAGASAKA
- Research Scientist
- Sohei WAKISAKA
- Research Scientist
- Toru YANAGAWA
- Research Scientist
- Zenas CHAO
- Research Scientist
- Naomi HASEGAWA
- Research Specialist
- Kana TAKAURA
- Special Postdoctoral Researcher
- Misako KOMATSU
- Research Associate
- Naoya OOSUGI
- Junior Research Associate
- Tomonori NOTOYA
- Technical Staff II
- Nana MAEKAWA
- Assistant
- Keisuke SUZUKI
- Visiting Scientist
- Naotsugu TSUCHIYA
- Visiting Scientist
- Hiroaki ISHIDA
- Visiting Scientist
- Hiroshi TOMITA
- Visiting Scientist
- Eriko SUGANO
- Visiting Scientist