I am a research scientist at RIKEN Center for Interdisciplinary Theoretical and Mathematical Sciences (iTHEMS).
My research focuses on human and machine behavior. Using economic games, evolutionary game theory, and network science, I study the emergence, persistence, and breakdown of prosocial behavior. I am also interested in whether machines can exhibit socially intelligent behavior and how they perform in multiplayer and networked settings.
News:
January, 2026. I joined RIKEN iTHEMS!
September, 2025. Our paper is now published.
August, 2025. I am happy to announce that from January 2026, I’ll be joining RIKEN iTHEMS as a Research Scientist in the Mathematical Social Science Team.
June, 2025. I was invited to join the Editorial Board of Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
February, 2025. Our paper was accepted for publication in Nature Human Behaviour.
December, 2024. I organized CCSS Workshop on Computational Social Science.
July, 2024. I presented about Game Theory of the Hometown Tax System at The International Conference on Social Dilemmas 2024 (ICSD 2024 Leiden).
June, 2024. I taught at The FEBT Summer School in Behavioural Economics.
March, 2024. I co-organized joint workshop between Kobe University and University of Amsterdam on Computational Social Science and Intelligent Systems.
February, 2024. I was awarded JSPS Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists to study Polarization and Free-Riding in Collective Action.