Madoka Hattori
Yasu,Shiga
Summary
Accomplished Assistant Professor with a robust background in Information Engineering and Sleep Studies, demonstrated through impactful roles at Ryukoku University and a visiting scholarship at Stanford University. Expert in bilingual translation and writing contents, I excel in paper writing and mentoring, significantly enhancing academic and research outcomes.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
Work History
Assistant Professor (full time)
Ryukoku University
Shiga
04.2022 - Current
- A five-year position
- Run a laboratory
- Supervises undergraduate and master students
Assistant Professor (full time)
Muroran Institute of Technology
Muroran
04.2020 - 03.2022
- A five-year position
- Run a laboratory with the supervisors
- Supporting the supervisors
- Supervises undergraduate, master students and doctor students
Visiting Scholar
Stanford University
Palo Alto
04.2019 - 03.2020
- Secured this position after PhD
- Analyzed and evaluated the sleep data
- Acquirement of professional Sleep knowledge
- Acquirement of research design techniques for Clinical Psychology
- Acquirement of statistics techniques
Specially Appointed Assistant (full time)
Doshisha University
Kyoto
04.2019 - 03.2020
- Secured this position after PhD
- A two-year research position
- Conducts supervisory panels for PhD students
- Supporting the supervisors
- Supervises honours, undergraduate and master students
Internship as a junior researcher
Stanford University
Palo Alto
10.2016 - 11.2016
- Secured this position during PhD
- Developed the sleep representation biofeedback system
- Acquirement of professional Sleep knowledge
- Acquirement of research design techniques for Clinical Psychology
- Acquirement of statistics techniques
Education
PhD - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
Kyoto, Japan03.2018
Master of Engineering - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
Kyoto, Japan03.2015
Bachelor of Engineering - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
Kyoto, Japan03.2012
Skills
- Bilingual Translation Skills
- Professional Writing
- Time management
- Student engagement
- Multitasking and organization
- Teaching
- Tutoring
- Presenting
- Microsoft Office
- Designing
- Evaluation of Research
- Data acquisition
- Construction models
Publications
- [Self-identification of Mental State and Self-control through Indirect Biofeedback –Indirect Representation and Placebo Effect-]
- [Self-identification of Mental State and Self-control through Indirect Biofeedback]
- More 13 journal papers
Awards
- Best Presentation Award, Joint Symposium between Doshisha and Chonnam National University, 11/01/15
- Best Presentation Award, The telecommunications Advancement Foundation, 03/01/16, prize in [subject] ($2,500 Travel Grant)
- Stanford University Internship adaption, Stanford university medical, Sleep and Canadian Lab, 10/01/16
Professional Development
- Write a journal paper
- Teaching students
- System programming
- Research Design
Languages
Japanese
First Language
English
Intermediate (B1)
B1
Timeline
Assistant Professor (full time)
Ryukoku University
04.2022 - Current
Assistant Professor (full time)
Muroran Institute of Technology
04.2020 - 03.2022
Visiting Scholar
Stanford University
04.2019 - 03.2020
Specially Appointed Assistant (full time)
Doshisha University
04.2019 - 03.2020
Internship as a junior researcher
Stanford University
10.2016 - 11.2016
PhD - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
Master of Engineering - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
Bachelor of Engineering - Information Engineering
Doshisha University
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