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Author: Takashi Ikegami
Bio Note: Takashi Ikegami is a professor in the Department of General Systems Sciences at the University of Tokyo. His works encompasses both the arts and sciences and deal with complex systems and artificial life. He received his doctorate in physics from the University of Tokyo in 1989. His research is centered on complex systems and artificial life, a field that aims to build a possible form of life using computer simulations, chemical experiments, and robots. Some of these results were published in the book Life Emerges in Motion in 2007. Takashi Ikegami frequently attends the International Conference on Artificial Life, and gave the keynote address at the 20th Anniversary of Artificial Life conference in Winchester, UK. He is also a member of the editorial boards of Artificial Life, Adaptive Behavior, BioSystems, and Interaction Studies.
Affiliation: University of Tokyo, Japan
Homepage: http://sacral.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~ikeg
Constructivist approaches covered:
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Takashi Ikegami’s publications in Constructivist Foundations.
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Enactivism
Scientific disciplines covered:
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Takashi Ikegami’s publications in Constructivist Foundations.
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Computer Science
Publications in Constructivist Foundations
Ikegami T. (2013) The self-moving oil droplet as a homeostat. Constructivist Foundations 9(1): 114–114. http://constructivist.info/9/1/114
Sato Y., Iizuka H. & Ikegami T. (2013) Authors’ response: From bodily extension to bodily incorporation. Constructivist Foundations 9(1): 89–92. http://constructivist.info/9/1/089
Sato Y., Iizuka H. & Ikegami T. (2013) Investigating extended embodiment using a computational model and human experimentation. Constructivist Foundations 9(1): 73–84. http://constructivist.info/9/1/073
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