I’m a graduate student studying social psychology in the University of Tokyo.

Affliation

• PhD candidate at Univ. of Tokyo
• Email: ryutau.mori [at] gmail.com

Education

• 2023.4 - Present:
  PhD candidate (Major: Social Psychology; Minor: Information Science), Department of Social Psychology, The University of Tokyo
• 2023.4 - Present:
  JSPS Research Fellow (DC1), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)
• 2021.4 - 2023.3:
  MA (Social Psychology), Department of Social Psychology, The University of Tokyo
• 2018.10 - 2021.3:
  BA (Engineering), Faculty of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
• 2016.4 - 2018.9: Human Sciences I, The University of Tokyo

Research Interests

I am interested in collective intelligence in its broadest sense, but with a particular focus on human group dynamics. I aim to develop principled understandings that can bridge the gap between individual and collective-level behaviors/computations, currently employing a combination of game-theoretic experiments and computational modeling.

Publications

[in English]

• Mori, R., Hanaki, N., & Kameda, T. (in review). Voluntary participation and optimism: How and when outside individual options can facilitbate group collaboration
• Mori, R., Liu, R., and Chen, Y. (2021). Measuring the Topological Time Irreversibility of Time Series With the Degree-Vector-Based Visibility Graph Method. Front. Phys., 9:777958. doi: 10.3389/fphy.2021.777958

[in Japanese]

• Kameda, T. & Mori, R. (2022). Socio-biological bases of distributive justice. Journal of the Robotics Society of Japan, 40(2), 25-28. doi:10.7210/jrsj.40.25 (in Japanese)

Talks

[in English]

[in Japanese]

• 69th Conference of the Japanese Group Dynamics Association, Kochi, JPN (2023). Best Presentation Award.
• 64th Conference of the Japanese Society of Social Psychology, Tokyo, JPN (2023).
• 15th Conference of Human Behavior & Evolution Society of Japan, Sapporo, JPN (2022).
• 63rd Conference of the Japanese Society of Social Psychology, Kyoto, JPN (2022).
• 24th Annual Conference of Experimental Social Science, Online, JPN (2022). Young Researchers’ Award.
• 14th Conference of Human Behavior & Evolution Society of Japan, Online, JPN (2021).
• 62nd Conference of the Japanese Society of Social Psychology, Online, JPN (2021).

Others

Some of my lab mates and I are reading random interesting papers together. Here is the list of recent papers that I believe well describe my interests at the moment.

Accounts

• Github: ryutau
• Qiita: ryutaro mori
• Researchmap: Ryutaro Mori

Kanji

森　隆太郎 (もり　りゅうたろう)

Links

Kameda Lab