Collaborations and funding

Discussing and exchanging ideas with colleagues is the most fun and exciting part of science. I was very fortunate to be surrounded by wonderful mentors and collaborators throughout my career.

Also, we are always grateful to the funders, both internal and external, who generously supports our research.

Below are the list of collaborations, awards received by the group members and the external fundings, only listing the currently active ones (i.e. currently running a project, finishing up papers etc.).

External Collaborators

  • Matthew Longo: Department of Psychological Sciences Birkbeck, University of London
  • Bahador Bahrami, Jimmy Esmaily: Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität, München
  • Elisa Raffaella Ferre: Department of Psychological Sciences, Birkbeck, University of London
  • Sven Bestmann, Ana Carolina: UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, University College London
  • Gouki Okazawa: Center for Excellence in Brain Science and Intelligence Technology (Institute of Neuroscience), Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai
  • Tomohiko Takei: Brain Science Institute, Tamagawa University
  • Jun Saiki: Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University
  • Ryoji Onagawa: The University of Tokyo Sports Science Initiative, University of Tokyo
  • Souta Hidaka: Department of Psychology, Sophia University
  • Honda R&D Co.,Ltd

Internal Collaborators (within CiNet)

Awards received by the group members

  • 2024 Ryo Ishibashi (Researcher): Special Excellent Presentation Award, The Japanese Psychological Association
  • 2024 Shunsuke Takeshige (Master student): Excellent Presentation Award, The Japanese Psychological Association
  • 2024 Nobuhiro Hagura: International Award (Mid-Career award), The Japanese Psychological Association
  • 2024 Motoko Nogami(PhD student): Best presentation award, CiNet General Conference
  • 2023 Ryo Ishibashi (Researcher): Peoples's Award, The Japanese Society for Motor Control
  • 2023 Kisho Ogasa (Researcher): Excellent presentation award, Japanese Society of Sport Psychology
  • 2022 Kisho Ogasa (Researcher): Encouragement Award, Grant meeting of "Chronogenesis"
  • 2021 Kisho Ogasa (Researcher): Early carreer presentation award, The Japanese Society for Motor Control
  • 2015 Nobuhiro Hagura: Best Work in Progress: People's choice award, IEEE World Haptics (with Scinob Kuroki, Shinya Nishida, Junji Watanabe and Patrick Haggard)
  • 2006 Nobuhiro Hagura: OHBM Trainee Abstract Award, Organisation of Human Brain Mapping

Current Research Fundings

  • Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas: Chronogenesis: How the Mind Generates Time, Proposed Research (2021-2023), Principal Investigator, 3,900,000JPY
  • Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Active search: Interaction of environmental and cognitive transformation through search behavior, Co-Researcher (Principal Investigator: Jun Saiki) (2020-2024), 4,000,000JPY

Previous funding history

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