Welcome to the website of the Neural Information Dynamics Laboratory (Uehara Lab) at Toyohashi University of Technology.

 Our lab conducts neuroscience research to elucidate the neural substrates underlying neural information processing for sensorimotor and cognitive control, as well as flexible decision-making. The actions and cognition we experience in our daily lives are based on the utilization of various neural information mechanisms, with myriad neurons in the brain. Despite scientific advancements, there remain many unknowns about the complex neural systems and the body. By combining psychophysics experiments, recordings of neural activity (MRI, EEG, Brain stimulation), and neuroinformatics, we aim to understand brain function. Based on our empirical findings, we develop apparatuses to support physical education and rehabilitation. In our laboratory, we strive to develop a bidirectional cycle between basic research and social implementation.

 If you are interested in our research activities or if you are a student or researcher who would like to collaborate with us, please feel free to contact us. 

PI: Professor Kazumasa Uehara