M. Kawato

Advanced Research Institute — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

3h-index134citations15works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Motor Control and Adaptation(4), Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies(3), Neural Networks and Applications(2), Visual perception and processing mechanisms(2), EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces(2)

Publications15 total

Human facial preferences are changed at the mercy of decoded fMRI neurofeedback
Journal of Vision·2014Open Access
Perceptual learning is associated with different types of plasticity at different stages 2; revealed by fMRI
Journal of Vision·2013· 1 citedOpen Access
Perceptual learning incepted by decoded fMRI neurofeedback without stimulus presentation
Journal of Vision·2012· 64 citedOpen Access
Central control of grasp: Manipulation of objects with complex and simple dynamics
NeuroImage·2007· 57 cited
Towards Manipulative Neuroscience Based on Brain Network Interface, Conference Proceedings of 1st International Workshop of Neuroethics in Japan : Dialog on Brain
Medical Entomology and Zoology·2007
Weight Changes When Lifting Objects Brain Activity During Predictable and Unpredictable
2006
Task specific disruption of perceptual learning
Journal of Vision·2005· 8 citedOpen Access
Interference in perceptual learning
Journal of Vision·2004Open Access
Computational theory of internal models in the brain.
Seibutsu Butsuri·2001Open Access
A cerebellar-plasticity-based simulation of the acquisition of the properties of ocular following responses
Neuroscience Research·1998· 2 cited
Internal models for visuomotor learning in the cerebellum: A functional MRI study
Neuroscience Research·1998
Multiple internal models in the cerebellum: A functional MRI study
Neuroscience Research·1998· 1 cited
2223 Cerebellar activities during visuo-motor learning: A functional MRI study
Neuroscience Research·1997
[Nonlinear characteristics of the oscillators generating alpha rhythm].
PubMed·1985· 1 cited
[Study of biological rhythms by engineering methods].
PubMed·1981

Frequent Co-authors

Yuka Sasaki(5), Hiroshi Imamizu(5), Kazuhisa Shibata(3), S. Miyauchi(3), R. Takino(3), B. Puetz(3), Theodore E. Milner(2), David W. Franklin(2), Noriko Yamagishi(2), A. R. Seitz(2), Birgit Werner(2), T. Tamada(2), Tohru Yoshioka(2), T. Watanabe(1), Tetsu Watanabe(1), Ken Yamamoto(1), Yoshifumi Kobayashi(1), Aya Takemura(1), K. Kawano(1), Kazu Nakazawa(1)