"Internet of Brains"-Society (IoB-S)

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Summary

Today, brain science and its technologies have made remarkable progress. By manipulating CA (Cybernetic Avatar) in both real and virtual worlds with BMI (Brain-Machine Interface) , our physical capabilities have been dramatically expanded, and we might now be able to control our bodies beyond time and space. This project explores the impact and meaning of these developments in neuroscience on humans and society through dialogue between people in the humanities and social sciences and the scientists and engineers. IoB-S ("Internet of Brains"-Society) has just been established to provide a platform for exchange among a wide range of researchers from inside and outside of Keio University, as well as from Japan and abroad.

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"Internet of Brains"-Society (IoB-S)

SDGs

3. GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING3. GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
4.QUALITY EDUCATION4.QUALITY EDUCATION
5. GENDER EQUALITY5. GENDER EQUALITY
8. DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH8. DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
9. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE9. INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
10. REDUCED INEQUALITIES10. REDUCED INEQUALITIES
12. RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION12. RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
16. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS16. PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS
17. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS17. PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS

Project Members

About Project Members, Researchers

Note: ◎ indicates the project leader

NameAffiliationPositionField of Specialization/Research Interests
◎ Keigo Komamura Faculty of Law Professor Constitutional law, History of modern constitutional politics, Constitutional law litigation, Theory of rights
Yoshinori Oshima Professional School (Law School), Senshu University Attorney-at-Law/Professor Constitutional law, Administrative law, Information law
Masatoshi Kokubo Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Tokyo University Assistant Professor Constitutional law, Neurolaw, Cognitive liberty, Neuroscience (Computational neuroscience)
Ken Tsutsumibayashi Faculty of Law Dean/Professor History of political thought, History of comparative political thought
Satoshi Yokodaido Law School Professor Constitutional law, Comparative constitutional law, Freedom of expression
Kunifumi Saito Faculty of Policy Management Associate Professor New types of jurisprudence, Civil law practice, Cybersecurity law
Satoshi Narihara Faculty of Law, Kyushu University Associate Professor Information law, Freedom of expression, Privacy, Data protection, Artificial intelligence and law
Machiko Sakai Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Tokyo University Associate Professor Intellectual property law, Information law and policy
Tomoumi Nishimura Faculty of Law, Kyushu University Associate Professor Philosophy of law, Legal informatics, Artificial intelligence and law
Tamami Fukushi Faculty of Human Welfare, Tokyo Online University Professor Neuroethics, Brain science, Responsible research and innovation, Science communication
Takayuki Matsuo Attorney-at-Law Law on information communication and technology
Masahiko Sudo Attorney-at-Law Digital archive, Copyright law, Personal information, Portrait rights
Yuka Koide Boston Consulting Group Data Scientist Constitutional law, Psychology