Hideya Koshino
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Bio
Co-Director of LRI
Education
Postdoctoral Fellow, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Ph.D., University of Kansas General Experimental Psychology, Lawrence, KS, USA
BA & MA, International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan
Courses/Teaching
Psychological Statistics (PSYC 210)
Introduction to Experimental Psychology (PSYC 311)
Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 360)
Perception (PSYC 364)
Cognitive Neuroscience (PSYC 365)
Advanced Seminar in Perception and Cognition: Culture and Cognition (PSYC 427)
Analysis of Variance (PSYC 641)
Advanced Cognitive Psychology (PSYC 650)
Research and Teaching Interests
My research interests include visual attention and working memory, both the traditional cognitive/experimental and cognitive neuroscience approaches. Recently, in my laboratory, we have been investigating relationships between working memory and attention; for example, how various types of working memory load and contents affect the way we perform attention tasks.
I also have another project in cognitive neuroscience. In collaboration with Dr. Osaka of the Kyoto University, Japan, we have been examining relationships between the Default Mode Network and Working Memory Network using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI).