Keio University Research: Brainy insights into emotion recognition
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The Keio Research Highlights website offers more details about this and other recent research being conducted by researchers at Keio University.
Key Points:
- The Keio Research Highlights website offers more details about this and other recent research being conducted by researchers at Keio University.
- Terasawa is working with surgeons and industrial collaborators on gaining insights into the question of "what is emotion?"
- Keio University is a private, comprehensive university with six major campuses in the Greater Tokyo area along with a number of affiliated academic institutions.
- Keio prides itself on educational and research excellence in a wide range of fields and its state-of-the-art university hospital.