Publications
2021
- Monany DR, Barbiero M, Lebon F, Babic, J. Blohm, G. Nozaki D, White O (2021)
“Motor imagery helps updating internal models during microgravity exposure”
Journal Neurophysiology 127: 434-443, 2022.e
2020
- Hayashi T, Kato Y, Nozaki D (2020)
"Divisively normalized integration of multisensory error information develops motor memories specific to vision and proprioception”
Journal of Neuroscience (in press)
2019
- Takagi A, Hirashima M, Nozaki D, and Burdet E (2019)
"Individuals physically interacting in a group rapidly coordinate their movement by estimating the collective goal”
eLife 8:e41328
2018
- Takarada Y and Nozaki D (2018)
"Motivational goal-priming with or without awareness produces faster and stronger force exertion”
Scientific Reports 8:10135
2017
- Takarada Y and Nozaki D (2017)
"Pupil dilations induced by barely conscious reward goal-priming”
Neuropsychologia 103:69-76
2016
- Nozaki D, Yokoi A, Kimura T, Hirashima M, and Orban de Xivry J-J (2016)
"Tagging motor memories with transcranial direct current stimulation allows later artificially-controlled retrieval"
eLife 5:e15378
- Hayashi T,and Nozaki D (2016)
"Improving a bimanual motor skill through unimanual training"
Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience 10:25
- Hayashi T, Yokoi A, Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2016)
"Visuomotor Map Determines How Visually Guided Reaching Movements are Corrected Within and Across Trials"
eNeuro3:e0032-16.2016
2015
- Kasuga S, Telgen S, Ushiba J, Nozaki D, Diedrichsen J (2015)
"Learning feedback and feedforward control in a mirror-reversed visual environment"
Journal of Neurophysiology - in press -
- Takiyama K, Hirashima M and D Nozaki (2015)
"Prospective errors determine motor learning"
Nature Communications 6:5925
2014
- Takarada Y and Nozaki D (2014)
"Maximal voluntary force strengthened by the enhancement of motor system state through Barely Visible priming words with reward."
PLoS One 9(10):e109422
- Kadota H,Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2014)
"Functional modulation of corticospinal excitability with adaptation of wrist movements to novel dynamical environments."
Journal of Neuroscience 34:12415-12424
- Takarada Y and Nozaki D (2014)
"Hypnotic suggestion alters the state of the motor cortex"
Neuroscience Research 85:28-32
- Yokoi A,Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2014)
Lateralized sensitivity of motor memories to the kinematics of the opposite arm reveals functional specialization during bimanual actions.
Journal of Neuroscience 34(27):9141-51
- Fujii S, Ohashi H, Hirashima M, Watanabe H, Nozaki D and Taga G (2014)
"Precursors of dancing and singing to music in three- to four-months-old infants"
PLOS ONE 9(7):e103192
- Kato T, Yamamoto S, Miyoshi T, Nakazawa K, Masani K and Nozaki D (2014)
"Anti-phase action between the angular accelerations of trunk and leg is reduced in the elderly"
Gait & Posture 40(1):107-112
2013
- Yamanaka K and Nozaki D (2013)
"Neural Mechanisms Underlying Stop-and-Restart Difficulties: Involvement of the Motor and Perceptual Systems"
PLoS ONE 8(11):e82272
- Yamanaka K, Kadota H and Nozaki D (2013)
"Long-latency TMS-evoked potentials during motor execution and inhibition"
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 7:751
- Kasuga S, Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2013)
"Simultaneous Processing of Information on Multiple Errors in Visuomotor Learning"
PLoS ONE 8(8):e72741
2012
- Honda T, Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2012)
"Habituation to feedback delay restores degraded visuomotor adaptation by altering both sensory prediction error and the sensitivity of the adaptation to the error"
Frontiers in Perception Science 00540
- Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2012)
Learning with slight forgetting optimizes sensorimotor transformation in redundant motor systems.
PLoS Computational Biology 8(6):e1002590
- Honda T, Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2012)
Adaptation to Visual Feedback Delay Influences Visuomotor Learning
PLoS ONE 7(5):e37900
- Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2012)
Distinct motor plans form and retrieve distinct motor memories for physically identical movements.
Current Biology 22:432-436 ( Commentary from Baugh and Flanagan
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- Ikegami T, Hirashima M, Osu R and Nozaki D (2012)
Intermittent visual feedback can boost motor learning of rhythmic movements: evidence for error feedback beyond cycles.
Journal of Neuroscience 32:653-657 (This paper was introduced inTodai Research Highlights）
2011
- Yokoi A,Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2011)
Gain-field encoding of the kinematics of both arms in the internal model enables flexible bimanual action.
Journal of Neuroscience 31:17058-17068
- Kasuga S and Nozaki D (2011)
Crosstalk in implicit assignment of error information during bimanual visuomotor learning.
Journal of Neurophysiology 106:1218-1226
- Yokoi A,Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2011)
Flexible switching of multiple internal models during bimanual movement
Sportology 1: 41-48
2010
- Abe MO, Masani K, Nozaki D, Akai M and Nakazawa K (2010)
Temporal correlations in center of body mass fluctuation during standing and walking.
Human Movement Science 29:556-566
- Aihara T, Kitajo K, Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (2010)
How does stochastic resonance work within the human brain? ― psychophysics of internal and external noise.
Chemical Physics 375:616-624
- Ikegami T,Hirashima M, Taga G and Nozaki D (2010)
Asymmetric transfer of visuomotor learning between discrete and rhythmic movements.
Journal of Neuroscience 30: 4515-4521
- Takeda Y, Sato M, Yamanaka K, Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (2010)
A Generalized method to estimate waveforms common across trials from EEGs.
Neuroimage 51: 629-641
- Miyazaki M, Hirashima M and Nozaki D (2010)
The "cutaneous rabbit" hopping out of the body.
Journal of Neuroscience 30: 1856-1860
2009
- Nozaki D and Scott SH (2009)
Multi-compartment model can explain partial transfer of learning within the same limb between unimanual and bimanual reaching.
Experimental Brain Research 194: 451-463
- Nozaki D (2009)
Torque interaction among adjacent joints due to the action of bi-articular muscles.
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 41:205-209
2008
- Aihara T, Kitajo K, Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (2008)
Internal noise determines external stochastic resonance in visual perception.
Vision Research 48:1569-1573
- Kawashima N, Nozaki D, Abe MO and Nakazawa K (2008)
Shaping appropriate locomotive motor output through interlimb neural pathway within spinal cord.
Journal of Neurophysiology 99: 2946-2955
- Takeda Y, Yamanaka K, Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (2008)
Extracting covert response-locked component from EEG during NoGo trials of Go/NoGo task.
Neuroimage 41: 777-788
2007
- Kitajo K, Doesburg SM, Yamanaka K, Nozaki D, Ward LM and Yamamoto Y (2007)
Noise-induced large-scale phase synchronization of human brain activity associated with behavioural stochastic resonance.
Europhysics Letters 80:40009-1-6
2006
- Nozaki D, Kurtzer I and Scott SH (2006)
Limited transfer of learning between unimanual and bimanual skills within the same limb.
Nature Neuroscience 9:1364-1366
- Takarada Y, Nozaki D and Taira M (2006)
Force overestimation during tourniquet-induced transient occlusion of the brachial artery and possible underlying neural mechanisms.
Neuroscience Research 54:38-42
2005
- Nozaki D, Nakazawa K and Akai M (2005)
Uncertainty of knee joint muscle activity during knee joint torque exertion: the significance of controlling adjacent joint torque.
Journal of Applied Physiology 99:1093-1103
- Miyazaki M, Nozaki D and Nakajima Y (2005)
Testing Bayesian models of human coincident timing.
Journal of Neurophysiology 94:395-399
- Nozaki D, Nakazawa K and Akai M (2005)
Muscle activity determined by cosine tuning with a nontrivial preferred direction during isometric force exertion by the lower limb.
Journal of Neurophysiology 93:2614-2624
- Kawashima N, Nozaki D, Abe MO, Akai M and Nakazawa K (2005)
Alternate leg movement amplifies locomotor-like muscle activity in spinal cord injured persons.
Journal of Neurophysiology 93:777-785
2004
- Nakazawa K, Miyoshi T, Sekiguchi H, Nozaki D, Akai M and Yano H (2004)
Effects of joint loading and unloading of lower limb joints on the soleus H-reflex in standing humans.
Clinical Neurophysiology 115:1296-1304
- Kawashima N, Nakazawa K, Yamamoto S-I. Nozaki D, Akai M and Yano H (2004)
Stretch reflex excitability of the antigravity ankle extensor muscle in humans.
Acta Physiologica Scandinavia 180:99-105
2003
- Masani K, Popovic MR, Nakazawa K, Kouzaki M and Nozaki D (2003)
Importance of body sway velocity information in controlling ankle extensor activities during quiet stance.
Journal of Neurophysiology 90:3774-3782
- Soma R, Nozaki D, Kwak S and Yamamoto Y (2003)
1/f noise outperforms white noise in sensitizing baroreflex function in the human brain.
Physical Review Letters 91:078101 This paper was introduced in Kyodo News.
- Nozaki D, Kawashima N, Aramaki Y, Nakajima Y, Akai M, Yano H and Nakazawa K (2003)
Sustained muscle contractions maintained by autonomous neuronal activity within the human spinal cord.
Journal of Neurophysiology90:2090-2097
- Kimura T, Nozaki D, Nakazawa K, Akai M and Ohtsuki T (2003)
Gradual increment/decrement of isometric force modulates soleus stretch reflex response in humans.
Neuroscience Letters 347:25-28
- Kimura T, Yamanaka K, Nozaki D, Nakazawa K, Miyoshi T, Akai M and Ohtsuki T (2003)
Hysteresis in corticospinal excitability during gradual muscle contraction and relaxation in humans.
Experimental Brain Research 152:123-132
- Kitajo, K, Nozaki D, Ward LM and Yamamoto Y (2003)
Behavioral stochastic resonance within the human brain.
Physical Review Letters 90:218103
This paper was introduced in Physical Review Focus, New Scientist, CERN COURIER, and Kyodo News.
- Miyoshi T, Nozaki D, Sekiguchi H, Kimura T, Sato T, Komeda T, Nakazawa K and Yano H (2003)
Somatosensory graviception inhibits soleus H-reflex during erect posture in humans as revealed by parabolic flight experiment.
Experimental Brain Research 150:109-113
- Nakazawa K, Kawashima N, Obata H, Yamanaka K, Nozaki D and Akai M (2003)
Facilitation of both stretch reflex and corticospinal pathways of the tibialis anterior muscle during standing in humans.
Neuroscience Letters 338:53-56
2002
- Yamamoto Y, Hidaka I, Nozaki D, Iso-o N, Soma R and Kwak S (2002)
Noise-induced sensitization of human brain.
Physica A 314:53-60
- Yamanaka K, Kimura T, Miyazaki M, Kawashima N, Nozaki D, Nakazawa K, Yano H and Yamamoto Y (2002)
Human cortical activities during Go/NoGo tasks with opposite motor control paradigms.
Experimental Brain Research 142:301-307
2001
- Aramaki Y, Nozaki D, Masani K, Sato T, Nakazawa K and Yano H (2001)
Reciprocal angular acceleration of the ankle and hip joints during quiet standing in humans.
Experimental Brain Research 136:463-473
～2000
- Hidaka I, Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (2000)
Functional stochastic resonance in the human brain: Noise induced sensitization of baroreflex system.
Physical Review Letters 85:3740-3743
This paper was introduced in Physics News Update, Physics Today, and Kyodo News.
- Nozaki D, Collins JJ and Yamamoto Y (1999)
Mechanism of stochastic resonance enhancement in neuronal models driven by 1/f noise.
Physical Review E 60:4637-4645
- Nozaki D, Mar DJ, Grigg P and Collins JJ (1999)
Effects of colored noise on stochastic resonance in sensory neurons.
Physical Review Letters 82: 2402-2405
- Nozaki D and Yamamoto Y (1998)
Enhancement of stochastic resonance in a FitzHugh-Nagumo neuronal model driven by colored noise.
Physics Letters A 243: 281-287
- Nozaki D, Nakazawa K and Yamamoto Y (1996)
Supraspinal effects on the fractal correlation in human H-reflex.
Experimental Brain Research 112: 112-118
- Nozaki D, Nakazawa K and Yamamoto Y (1995)
Fractal correlation in human H-reflex.
Experimental Brain Research 105: 402-410
- Kawakami Y, Nakazawa K, Fujimoto T, Nozaki D and Miyashita M (1994)
Specific tension of elbow flexor and extensor muscles based on magnetic resonance imaging.
European Journal of Applied Physiology 68: 139-147
- Nozaki D, Kawakami Y, Fukunaga T and Miyashita M (1993)
Mechanical efficiency of rowing a single scull.
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports 3: 251-255
- Kawakami K, Nozaki D, Matsuo A and Fukunaga T (1992)
Reliability of measurement of oxygen uptake by a portable telemetric system.
European Journal of Applied Physiology 65: 409-414
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