Read the mind to Lead the mind
Our mind is a highly efficient information processor capable of incredible things – however it is far from perfect. The Fukuda Lab attempts to understand why and how to optimize the mind’s cognitive processes. We strive to read the mind by discerning the cognitive and neural mechanisms behind our information processing abilities, and to lead the mind by improving these abilities utilizing adaptive and progressive techniques.
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our story
Welcome to the Fukuda Lab
Est. 2016, Keisuke (Kei) Fukuda moved to Canada and started on his journey as a psychology professor at the University of Toronto in Mississauga.
Since coming here, Kei has endured snowstorms and geese attacks, but he nevertheless channelled all his love into the lab. Now the lab thrives on his passion for vision science research and is adding new and inquisitive members everyday!
Discover Our Research
We have a multitude of ongoing projects in a variety of disciplines of cognitive science lead by our students and collaborators using behavioural and electrophysiological methods. We are always actively leading and reading the mind!
Current Research Topics
Starter
Fricassée of Wild Mushrooms
Braised wild mushrooms served with seaweed and liquid nitrogen
$14.50
Main
Coq au Vin d’Alsace
Chicken cooked in Riesling with onions, mushrooms and herbs
$25.50
Dessert
Pumpkin Soufflé
With bourbon, cinnamon and molasses sauce
$9.00
Participate!
We welcome all individuals from the University and community to participate in our experiments. To enrol and help us out as a participant please fill out the form below.
contact information
Thanks for your interest in our lab! Any questions can be directed to the emails of one of the people below.
Principal Investigator
The Fukuda Lab is located inside the Communication, Culture, Information & Technology (CCT) building at the University of Toronto Mississauga campus. Please visit us in CCT 4172! The nearest (paid) parking is lot P9, or underground in the CCT garage.
