Kazuma Horita, Yoshida Lab., won the best presentation award on "The fMRI study of the easy visual search for the self-controlling object" from the Vision Society of Japan．

Master student Kazuma Horita won the best presentation award for Horita, K. & Yoshida, T. (2017) The brain fucntion of the visual search for self-controlling object, from The Vision Society of Japan on January 20, 2017．

It has been reported that it is easy to find the self-controlling object among other moving around objects. He investigated the brain mechanisms underling this phenomenon by psychophysics and fMRI brain scanning. This type of study can also be a basis for the application such as desgining and oprimising the the reali-time controlling system usability and controllability.

• Winter Annual Meeting 2017 of The Vision Society of Japan