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KATSUMATA Hiromu Faculty of Sports and Health Science Department of Sports Science（Graduate School of Sports and Health Science Sports and Health Science） Professor

■ Academic background

1997/08～2002/08

The Pennsylvania State University Department of Kinesiology〔Doctoral course〕 Completed Ph. D. in kinesiology

■ Belonging society

1998/08～

The International Society of Motor Control

■ Winning science prize

1.	1999/03	Kinesiology Graduate Student Research Award
2.	2000/12	Kligman Graduate Fellowship Endowment

■ Books and Papers

1.	Paper	Coordination of Elbow, Shoulder, and Trunk Movements in the Backswing Phase of Baseball Pitching to Throw a Fastball (Collaboration) 2022/04
2.	Paper	Effect of visual occlusion on the accuracy of batting a stationary ball (Collaboration) 2019/12
3.	Paper	Batter's mental representation of the strike zone: An examination of practice bat swinging and its deviation from the real impact with the ball (Collaboration) 2019/12
4.	Paper	Attenuation of Size Illusion Effect in Dual-Task Condition (Single) 2019/07
5.	Paper	Coordination of hitting movement revealed in baseball tee-batting (Collaboration) 2017/01
6.	Paper	A preliminary study to capture the characteristics of backswing movement in baseball throwing (Collaboration) 2017/05
7.	Paper	Does the size-illusion effect on prehensile movements depend on preview duration for visuomotor process? (Single) 2014/01
8.	Paper	Prospective versus predictive control in timing of hitting a falling ball (Collaboration) 2011/12
9.	Book	The Examination of Cortical Dynamics for Perceptual-Motor Processes in Visually-Guided Cognitive/Motor Task Performances (Single) 2012/10
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2017/06/07	Examination of interpersonal distance in karate combat (NASPSPA (North-American Society of Psychology for Sports and Physical Activities))
2.	2014/11/19	Eliciting a perceptual-motor execution without cognitive processing by modulating attentional focus (Society for Neuroscience 2014)
3.	2013/07/01	Timing of executing a whole-body interceptive movement, consisting of multiple movement components (Progress in Motor Control IX)
4.	2012/10/15	Time window for cognitive process, examined by the Ebbinghaus size-illusion effect (Society for Neuroscience 2012)
5.	2011/11/14	Different perceptual-motor processes to achieve the same task goal?: Examination of visuomotor performances to a target object inducing a size-illusion effect (Society for Neuroscience 201)
6.	2011/07/21	The effect of a size-illusion on perceptual-motor tasks and different patterns of cortical interaction (Progress in Motor Control VIII)
7.	2010/11/15	Is the involvement of cognitive processing in a visuo-motor task dependent on time window for the task execution? (Society for Neuroscience 2010)
8.	2010/10/02	Task-dependent involvement of cognitive processing in visuomotor tasks examined by cortical connectivity (Society for Psychophysiological Research 50th Annual Meeting )
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