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Name	Tatsuo Okubo
Contact Information	{'en': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn', 'zh': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn', 'de': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn'}
Language ability	English, Chinese, Japanese
Province	Beijing

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Tatsuo Okubo

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{'en': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn', 'zh': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn', 'de': 'tatsuo.okubo(at)cibr.ac.cn'}

Language ability

English, Chinese, Japanese

Province

Beijing

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing
Faculty	Brain Science and Anthropology
Academic Background & Achievements	2015 - Ph.D. in Neurobiology: Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2008 - Master's in Systems Engineering: University of Tokyo 2006 - Bachelor's in Systems Engineering: University of Tokyo
Work Experience	2022-present - Beijing Institute of Brain Science and Brain-like Research - Senior Research Scholar 2016-2022 - Harvard Medical School, Department of Neurobiology - Postdoctoral Researcher
Awards	2023: Artificial Intelligence Engineer (Stanford University) 2020-2022: Warren Alpert Distinguished Scholar (Warren Alpert Foundation) 2017-2020: Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellowship (Helen Hay Whitney Foundation) 2016-2017: Mahoney Postdoctoral Fellowship (Harvard Medical School Department of Neurobiology) 2016: Capranica Research Achievement Award (International Society for Neuroethology) 2013-2014: Hubert Schoemaker Fellowship (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences) 2011: Walle Nauta Outstanding Teaching Contribution Award (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences) 2010: Angus McDonald Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences) 2008-2013: Nakajima Scholarship (Nakajima Memorial International Exchange Foundation)

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

Chinese Institute for Brain Research, Beijing

Faculty

Brain Science and Anthropology

Academic Background & Achievements

2015 - Ph.D. in Neurobiology: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2008 - Master's in Systems Engineering: University of Tokyo
2006 - Bachelor's in Systems Engineering: University of Tokyo

Work Experience

2022-present - Beijing Institute of Brain Science and Brain-like Research - Senior Research Scholar
2016-2022 - Harvard Medical School, Department of Neurobiology - Postdoctoral Researcher

Awards

2023: Artificial Intelligence Engineer (Stanford University)
2020-2022: Warren Alpert Distinguished Scholar (Warren Alpert Foundation)
2017-2020: Helen Hay Whitney Postdoctoral Fellowship (Helen Hay Whitney Foundation)
2016-2017: Mahoney Postdoctoral Fellowship (Harvard Medical School Department of Neurobiology)
2016: Capranica Research Achievement Award (International Society for Neuroethology)
2013-2014: Hubert Schoemaker Fellowship (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences)
2011: Walle Nauta Outstanding Teaching Contribution Award (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences)
2010: Angus McDonald Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award (MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences)
2008-2013: Nakajima Scholarship (Nakajima Memorial International Exchange Foundation)

Areas of Focus	Data Science and Machine Learning in Neuroscience
Publications	Prostaglandin E2 induces long-lasting inhibition of noradrenergic neurons in the locus coeruleus and moderates the behavioral response to stressors., Mukai Y, Okubo TS, Lazarus M, Ono D, Tanaka K, and Yamanaka A, 2023 A neural network for wind-guided compass navigation., Okubo TS, Patella P, D’Alessandro, Wilson RI, 2020 Rhythmic continuous-time coding in the songbird analog of vocal motor cortex., Lynch GF, Okubo TS, Hanuschkin A, Hahnloser RHR, Fee MS, 2016 Growth and splitting of neural sequences in songbird vocal development., Okubo TS, Mackevicius EL, Payne HL, Lynch GF, Fee MS, 2015 In vivo recording of single-unit activity during singing in zebra finches., Okubo TS, Mackevicius EL, Fee MS, 2014

Areas of Focus

Data Science and Machine Learning in Neuroscience

Publications

Prostaglandin E2 induces long-lasting inhibition of noradrenergic neurons in the locus coeruleus and moderates the behavioral response to stressors., Mukai Y, Okubo TS, Lazarus M, Ono D, Tanaka K, and Yamanaka A, 2023
A neural network for wind-guided compass navigation., Okubo TS, Patella P, D’Alessandro, Wilson RI, 2020
Rhythmic continuous-time coding in the songbird analog of vocal motor cortex., Lynch GF, Okubo TS, Hanuschkin A, Hahnloser RHR, Fee MS, 2016
Growth and splitting of neural sequences in songbird vocal development., Okubo TS, Mackevicius EL, Payne HL, Lynch GF, Fee MS, 2015
In vivo recording of single-unit activity during singing in zebra finches., Okubo TS, Mackevicius EL, Fee MS, 2014

Data Science Machine Learning Neuroscience High-Throughput Data Electrophysiology Calcium Imaging Connectomics Deep Learning Probabilistic Modeling Graph Neural Networks

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