Biomedical Electronics Laboratory

Invitation to neuroengineering: Measuring and learning from the brain

We conduct research to unravel the mechanisms of brain functions by measuring brain activities via electroencephalography and measuring cerebral blood flows. Moreover, we conduct research on brain-computer interface (BCI), a technology that bridges the brain with the outside world, by detecting people’s intentions from measured brain activities and directly encouraging the brain to learn from external cues. BCI will make possible a world in which people can manipulate machines by thinking about what they want them to do.

College of Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering Advanced Electronic Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering and Science（Master's Program） Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Course / Graduate School of Engineering and Science（Doctor's Program） Functional Control Systems Course

Faculty Name

KANOH, Shinichiro

Keyword

BCI (Brain-computer interface),Neuroengineering,Brain science,Medical technology,Measurement technologies,Signal processing,Biological information,Brain function measurements

Laboratory location

Research Building TOYOSU Campus 9F 09B25

This lab is for this SDG activity:

STUDY FIELDS

Electronic engineering
Medical biotechnology
Information engineering For Society

FOR SOCIETY

The technology to estimate people’s physical conditions from biological signals has attracted attention as a means of realizing biological sensing such as in communicating with patients with limb paralysis and preventing drivers from being involved in traffic accidents.

RESEARCH THEMES

Development of brain-computer interface (BCI)
Analysis of the brain functions of memory, recognition and mobility by measuring brain activities
Estimation of people’s physiological and psychological conditions based on the measurement and analysis of minute biological signals