Seiji was born on January 19, 1934, in Tokyo, Japan, under the zodiac sign Capricorn. Most of his early life was spent in Japan, though little is known about his family background, including details about his parents or siblings. Information about his childhood is also limited. For his higher education, Seiji earned a Ph.D. from Stanford University, which marked his first time traveling outside Japan.
Following the completion of his doctoral studies, Seiji began his professional career at AT&T Bell Laboratories in New Jersey. He worked at the organization for 33 consecutive years, holding the position of technical staff. His dedication and long tenure earned him a reputation as a loyal and respected member of the company.
In 2001, Seiji transitioned to Ogawa Laboratories, a company recognized for its research in brain function. At Ogawa, he served as director, contributing to several pioneering projects in neuroimaging and cognitive neuroscience.
In 2008, Seiji joined the Neuroscience Research Institute in Korea as a professor, where he focused on cutting-edge fMRI research. His work involved the utilization of a 7 Tesla MRI system, a high-magnetic-field imaging tool used for detailed brain studies. Through his significant contributions to the field, he garnered several accolades, including recognition from the National Academy of Sciences. He was also a recipient of the Japan Prize, one of the country's most prestigious honors for scientific achievement.
| Birth Date: | 19 Jan, 1934 |
| Age: | 86 yrs |
| Occupations: | Biologist Neuroscientist Physicist Chemist |
| Citizenship: | Japan |
| Birth Place: | Tokyo |
| Education: | Stanford University University of Tokyo |
| Gender: | Male |
| Description: | Japanese biophysicist |
