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Articles 1–15. Associate Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Cited by 1,181 - Neuroscience.
Hiroyuki Kato, Associate Professor. Hiroyuki received his Ph.D. in Neuroscience from University of Tokyo where he worked with Dr. Toshiya Manabe to learn electrophysiology. He completed his postdoctoral work with Dr. Jeffry Isaacson in UCSD, where he learned in vivo imaging/recording techniques in awake, behaving mice.
KATO LAB at UNC CHAPEL HILL. Our primary goal is to identify how our brain processes sound inputs to detect complex patterns, such as our vocalizations. We aim to gain a holistic understanding of auditory cortical circuits through investigations at multiple scales: namely, synaptic integration in individual neurons, cellular interaction in ...
Hiroyuki Kato, PhD. Associate Professor. Research Description. Our primary research goal is to understand the circuit mechanisms underlying how our brain synthesizes auditory information to extract complex sound features, such as our language.
Dr. Kato is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and member of the UNC Neuroscience Center. His primary research goal is to understand the circuit mechanisms underlying how our brain synthesizes auditory information to extract complex sound features, such as our language.
Location: UNC Hospitals – Chapel Hill. Education and Training: PhD, Neuroscience, University of Tokyo, Japan. MS, Biological Sciences, University of Tokyo, Japan. BS, Biological Sciences, University of Tokyo, Japan. Summary Statement: E-Mail. kiroyuki_kato@med.unc.edu.
Nov 16, 2023 · The UNC Neuroscience Center is excited to announce the promotion of Dr. Hiroyuki Kato from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor! Dr. Kato obtained a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University Tokyo. In 2017, he started the Kato Lab, which focuses on how the brain processes sound inputs in order to detect complex patterns.
