How do we deal with the biological state “I’m thinking”? Can perception, recognition, decision, planning, and other subjective states be explained by objective relationships? I stand on the assumption that all these phenomena can be interpreted at the level of neural function. Based on this viewpoint, I am exploring the neural circuitries underlying animal behaviors.
Associate Professor KOGANEZAWA Masayuki
| Campus | Katahira campus |
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| Laboratory |
Neuroethology
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| Tel | +81-22-217-6220 |
| masayuki.koganezawa.b3＠tohoku.ac.jp |
| Career |
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| Selected Publications |
Yamamoto, D. and Koganezawa, M. Kohatsu, S., Koganezawa, M., and Yamamoto, D. Koganezawa, M., Haba, D., Matsuo, T., and Yamamoto, D. Koganezawa, M., Hara, H., Hayakawa, Y., and Shimada, I. |
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| Activities in Academic Societies |
The Zoological Society of Japan, The Japan Neuroscience Society, The Japanese Society for Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry, The Japanese Association for the Study of Taste and Smell, The Biophysical Society of Japan |
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| Teaching |
Natural Science Integrated Experiments (all freshmen) |