Hiroyo Fujita
- Research Administrator
- Research Promotion Division (Development and Administration)
Current roles & responsibilities
- #Academic Day
- #Academic Mistletoe: Yadorigi
- #Cross-Sectoral Research Platform Development Program
- #Crowd Funding
- #Dialogue
- #Fusion
- #Humanities & Social Sciences
- #Inrterviews
- #Internal Grants
- #KAKENHI
- #Kusunoki 125
- #Reports
- #Research Communication
- #SPIRIT2
Specialized field/skill
—Specialized fields—
Cognitive Psychology, Cultural Psychology, Social Neuroscience, Perceptual Psychology, Design Studies
—Skills—
Genetic Analysis, Statistical Analysis, Facilitation
—Experiences—
Research Promotion (Internal Grants/Event Management), Research Communication, Pre-Award and Post-Award Support, Researcher Matching Support
Message for researchers
If you have any concerns or questions or if there is anything to improve, please feel free to contact us for any small things! We are ready to support you and enhance your research!
What inspired me to become a research administrator (URA)
As a curious person in nature, interaction with researchers from various fields at academic conferences and seminars made me think that I would be able to learn many more things if I would engage in supporting promising researchers rather than work on my own research. I also thought taking this path would let me contribute efficiently to the development of world technology and society.
Academic & Professional Background
- B.A., Faculty of Economics, Kyoto University
- Lecturer, Kobetsushido no gaku labo (cram school)
- M.A., Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University
- Research Fellowship (DC1), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
- Collaborative Graduate Program in Design, Kyoto University Design School (optional course)
- Doctoral course, Graduate School of Education, Kyoto University
Personal Note
When I was a graduate student, I dedicated myself to the study of the human mind. I wanted to reveal how the interaction between gene polymorphisms and environment affects people’s attitude/belief/perception through brain activities.
Now, I devote myself to support researchers at Kyoto University. During my free time, on the other hand, I enjoy going touring on my lovely partner, 隼 (Hayabusa; Suzuki’s biggest motorbike). Though there are a lot of beautiful places in Japan, if limited to Kyoto, I recommend the area between 京北 (Keihoku) and 美山 (Miyama)! Unlike central Kyoto-city, the area gives people a chance to experience an authentic feel of rural Japan.