Messages from Students
- Fatma Rabia Urun
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- Federico Bolanos
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- Sai Tanimoto
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- Eichi Toyoizumi
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Messages from Alumni
Takuya Isomura
Unit Leader, Brain Intelligence Theory Unit
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Find a topic that you really want to research and tackle it without fear of failure. If you're interested in the brain theory, let's work together!
Short CV
Takuya Isomura received his PhD degree at the University of Tokyo in 2017. During his PhD course, he also worked as a student trainee at the Lab for Neural Computation and Adaptation (Dr. Taro Toyoizumi) at RIKEN Center for Brain Science (CBS). Afterwards, he spent his postdoc as a Special Postdoctoral Researcher at the same lab. From 2020, he is a Unit Leader of the Brain Intelligence Theory Unit at RIKEN CBS. From 2021, he is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University.
Press releases of papers published while at RIKEN (Japanese only)
Akihiro Shimbo
National Institutes of Health, National Institute on Drug Abuse
Geoffrey Schoenbaum lab, Visiting Fellow
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Many researchers who have various research background are gathered in CBS and CBS offers you a lot of opportunities to sophisticate your research. I promise you that all of CBS stuff will support your challenge. Let's start your research in CBS!
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Akihiro Shimbo got Ph.D. (Psychology) in Keio University Graduate school of Human relations in 2020. He worked as Junior Research Associate in RIKEN CBS Systems Neurophysiology lab (P.I. Dr. Shigeyoshi Fujisawa) from 2015 to 2018. He started to work in Geoffrey Schoenbaum lab in NIH NIDA from August 2021.