Curriculum Vitae
Kohei F. Takeda
update. Apr., 1st, 2023
Current position
Specially appointed assistant professor, Research Center on Ethnical, Legal and Social Issues, Osaka University
Address
e-mail: k.f.takeda [a] gmail.com
Place of Birth
Tokyo, JAPAN (August, 1988)
Nationality
Japanese
Research area
Ethology. Behavioral ecology, Ornithology, Conservation biology, Science communication
Papers in peer-reviewed journals
Other publication
Articles in Japanese
13 articles
Presentations in international conferences
Presentations in domestic conferences
more than 30 presentations (orals and posters)
Research grants
Cooperation Research Program of Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University (2016)
Scientific Biography
Field-works and other research experiences
Language skills
Japanese, English
Programming
R (basic)
Awards/Honors
21th Nagakura Research Incentive Award (the best doctorial thesis in The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
Memberships of Academic Societies
Wetlands International--IUCN Species Survival Commission Crane Specialist Group, Japanese Ethological Society, Ornithological Society of Japan
Ph.D main thesis
Takeda, K. F. (2016). Ritualized signals in the red-crowned crane: how and why do they perform various displays? PhD thesis, SOKENDAI.
Sub-thesis in Ph.D course
The dilemma between development and conservation in the case of Yakushima island (Sub-major: Science, technology and society, advisor: Ryoma Shineha)
Current position
Specially appointed assistant professor, Research Center on Ethnical, Legal and Social Issues, Osaka University
Address
e-mail: k.f.takeda [a] gmail.com
Place of Birth
Tokyo, JAPAN (August, 1988)
Nationality
Japanese
Research area
Ethology. Behavioral ecology, Ornithology, Conservation biology, Science communication
Papers in peer-reviewed journals
- Takeda, K. F., Hiraiwa-Hasegawa, M., & Kutsukake, N. (2015). Arch displays signal threat intentions in a fission–fusion flock of the red-crowned crane. Behaviour, 152(12-13), 1779-1799. [link] [news]
- Takeda K.F. and Kutsukake, N. (2018) Complexity of mutual communication in animals exemplified by paired dances in the red-crowned crane. The Japanese Journal of Animal Psychology. [link]
- Takeda, K. F., Hiraiwa-Hasegawa, M., & Kutsukake, N. (2018) Duet displays within a flock function as a joint resource defence signal in the red-crowned crane. Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology. 72: 66. [link]
- Takeda, K. F., Hiraiwa-Hasegawa M., & Kutsukake N. (2019) Uncoordinated dances associated with high reproductive success in a crane. Behavioral Ecology. 30(1), 101-106. [link]
- Takeda, K. F., and Kutsukake N. (2019) Body size and first-winter survival of Red-crowned Crane Grus japonensis chicks, Bird Study. 66:3, 420-422. [link]
- Takeda, K. F., Yazawa, A., Yamaguchi, Y., Koizumi, N., & Shineha, R. (2023). Comparison of public attitudes toward five alternative proteins in Japan. Food Quality and Preference, 105, 104787. [link]
Other publication
- Takeda, K. (2012) Individual dependence on a feeding station in the red-crowned crane, China Crane News, 16(1), 18-20.
Articles in Japanese
13 articles
Presentations in international conferences
- Takeda, K., Ohtsuki, H., Kutsukake, N., Sasaki, A. (2012) Evolution toward complex dance in animal courtship: A mathematical model extending the handicap principle. The 14th International Behavioral Ecology Congress, Lund, Sweden, P075, poster.
- Takeda, K., Ohtsuki, H., Hasegawa, M., Kutsukake, N. (2013) Structure of dance sequences in the red-crowned crane. Behaviour 2013, Newcastle Gateshead, England, P239, poster.
- Takeda, K., Ohtsuki, H., Hasegawa, M., Kutsukake, N. (2014) Behavioral analysis of dance in the red-crowned crane: a test of the pair bond hypothesis, The 26th International Ornithological Congress, Tokyo, Japan, P01-013, poster
- Takeda, K., Komata, M., Takae, K., Tanaka, M., Shineha, R. (2022) ELSI/RRI emphasized frames for biotechnology in the Japanese coverage: a comparative analysis between genetic modification, regenerative medicine, and brain-science, Society for Social Studies of Science/ESOCITE 2022, Cholula, Mexico, Politics of biotechnology and biomedicineⅠ, oral
Presentations in domestic conferences
more than 30 presentations (orals and posters)
Research grants
Cooperation Research Program of Wildlife Research Center, Kyoto University (2016)
Scientific Biography
- 1. 2011: B.S. (biology) Biology, The College of Biological Sciences, The University of Tsukuba, Japan (Major: Behavioral neuroscience)
- 2. 2011-2015: Research assistant, Department of Evolutionary Studies of Biosystems, School of Advanced Sciences, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan (advisor: Nobuyuki Kutsukake)
- 3. 2016: Doctor of Science, Department of Evolutionary Studies of Biosystems, School of Advanced Sciences, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan (Major Area: Behavioral ecology, supervisor: Nobuyuki Kutsukake), Dissertation Title: Ritualized signals in the red-crowned crane: how and why do they perform various displays?
- 4a. 2016-Nov.2020: Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Evolutionary Studies of Biosystems, School of Advanced Sciences, The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI), Japan (advisor: Nobuyuki Kutsukake)
- 4b. Apr. 2017-Feb.2018: Project Research Fellow, Graduate School of Environmental and Information Studies Tokyo City University, Japan (advisor: Kaoru Kitamura, project: the effect on bird community of wind powers in Japan)
- 5. Dec.2020-Mar.2023: Post-doctoral Research follow, Research Center on Ethnical, Legal and Social Issues, Osaka University
- 6. Apr. 2023-now: Specially appointed assistant professor, Research Center on Ethnical, Legal and Social Issues, Osaka University
Field-works and other research experiences
- Behavioral experiments in Drosophila mutants, 2010
- Behavioral fieldwork on the Red-crowned crane in the region of Kushiro-shitsugen national park, Hokkaido, Japan, 2011 to now (mainly in the winter season)
- Field work on banding and counting of the Red-crowned crane, Hokkaido, Japan, 2011 to now
- Statistical analyses in the effects on bird community of wind powers in Japan, Apr. 2017-Feb. 2018
Language skills
Japanese, English
Programming
R (basic)
Awards/Honors
21th Nagakura Research Incentive Award (the best doctorial thesis in The Graduate University for Advanced Studies)
Memberships of Academic Societies
Wetlands International--IUCN Species Survival Commission Crane Specialist Group, Japanese Ethological Society, Ornithological Society of Japan
Ph.D main thesis
Takeda, K. F. (2016). Ritualized signals in the red-crowned crane: how and why do they perform various displays? PhD thesis, SOKENDAI.
Sub-thesis in Ph.D course
The dilemma between development and conservation in the case of Yakushima island (Sub-major: Science, technology and society, advisor: Ryoma Shineha)