Physiologist studying cognitive functions.
Biography
Physiologist - Keita Tamura (田村 啓太) received his PhD in 2014 from The University of Tokyo, Japan, and completed a postdoctoral fellowship at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne – EPFL, Switzerland. In 2022, he joined PDN as an Assistant Professor to study neuronal circuits for cognition and memory by opto-physiological approaches in animal models.
Research
How can we recognise the rules governing the world and apply them to achieve our behavioural goal? We are aiming to understand such complex cognitive functions a the level of simple neuronal circuits by conitnuing efforts to develop the most sophisticated technologies.
Publications
Teaching and Supervisions
Neurobiology & Human or Animal Behaviour Practical - Human electrophysiology
Neurobiology & Human Behaviour Neuroanatomy Class: Basal Ganglia and Structures Involved in Cognition and Emotion
Part IB NST Neurobiology (Hearing)
Part II NST PDN module N6 (Higher Order Function and Dysfunction)
Part II PDN project
SBS Dissertation
PDN postdoc adviser: https://www.pdn.cam.ac.uk/postdocs/pdn-postdoc-advisors
Other Professional Activities
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