To the River[1]

Cognitive neuroscience laboratory
at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Sony Computer Science Laboratories

We are committed to deciphering the enigmas posed by the ever tantalizing[2] brain.

Japanese page　　　http://wikiwiki.jp/mogilab/?mogilabjp

Members[3] (in alphabetical order)

• Tomomitsu Herai
• Eiichi Hoshino
• Tetsuo Ishikawa
• Miki Kato
• Ken Mogi
• Hisayuki Nagashima
• Shinichi Nozawa
• Fumi Okubo
• Kei Omata
• Ayako Onzo
• Takayasu Sekine
• Tamami Sudo
• Haruna Takagawa
• Fumiko Tanabe
• Tsugumi Takano
• Fumihiko Taya
• Mayumi Toshima
• Toru Yanagawa
• Zhang Qi

External Contents

• Lab home page (old) http://www.qualia-manifesto.com/mogilab.html

Research

Research themes include active vision, sensorimotor coordination, body image, memory dynamics,
emotion, spatial memory, one-shot learning, pre-linguistic cognitive development,facial perception,
neuroeconomics, neuromarketing, subjective time, spontaneity, qualia, among others.

• Collaborating labs, etc.

Meetings

• Weekly Journal club : The Brain Club[4] (Archive) (Schedule)

Joint Workshops

• Spontaneous One
  with Ikegami Laboratory
  21st March 2008 Komaba Campus, University of Tokyo

• Art and Brain
  with Fuse laboratory at the Tokyo University of the Arts
  28th March 2008 Ueno Campus, Tokyo University of the Arts

References and notes

[1] "To the river" is taken from a graffiti written on a stone wall near the Trinity college, Cambridge, U.K.
[2] When we solve one problem, we become aware of a hundred others.
[3] Laboratory ethos:"Once a member, always a member"
[4] Open to visitors by appointment

Contact

Enquiries should be addressed to
Ken Mogi kenmogi@qualia-manifesto.com

• Access to Mogi lab.