English / [Japanese]
Assistant Professor
Amano & Nakai & Nakayama Lab, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo.
I am interested in how information is integrated within and across sensory modalities in the human brain, and in how such mechanisms of information integration are shared across individuals or differ from person to person. My research primarily uses experimental psychological and cognitive neuroscientific approaches, including behavioral experiments and EEG recordings.
For more details about my research, please see here. For my academic background, teaching experience, and publications, please refer to my CV.
2026/07/22 Our co-authored paper (Makishima, Uno, & Hidaka, 2026) has been published in Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology.
2026/05/16 I joined the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology at The University of Tokyo as an Assistant Professor.
2026/02/05 Our co-first-authored paper (Kawashima†, Nakayama†, Uno†, Xu, & Amano, 2025; in Japanese) has been published in Japanese Journal of Physiological Psychology and Psychophysiology.
2025/11/04 My first-authored paper (Uno & Nakashima, 2025) has been published in Perception.
2025/03/12 Our co-authored paper (Xu, Yamashita, Uno, Kawashima, & Amano, 2025) has been published in Psychophysiology.
To contact me, please send an email to the address below.
E-mail 1: kyuto_uno [at] ipc.i.u-tokyo.ac.jp
E-mail 2: kunopsy [at] gmail.com