Yukio Gunji

Yukio Gunji is a Professor at Waseda University's School of Fundamental Science and Engineering since 2014, with prior 27-year tenure at Kobe University. Holding a Ph.D. in Science from Tohoku University, he bridges

• Cognitive Science
• Quantum Logic
• Bio-inspired Computing
• Swarm Dynamics

through interdisciplinary research.

His work reveals quantum-like cognitive structures via

• Orthomodular lattices from rough set analysis
• Inverse Bayesian inference systems
• Asynchronous cellular automata models

explaining phenomena like free will paradoxes, virtual agent persuasion, and Physarum plasmodium decision-making. Analysis of 15 recent articles shows strong focus on Lévy walk patterns in ants and fish schools, self-avoiding walk algorithms, and nonlocal cognitive models.

Key contributions include

• Developing Extended Bayesian Inference frameworks
• Formalizing trilemma structures in consciousness studies
• Creating heterarchical market models with critical behavior

while his Virtual Hand experiments challenge ownership perception boundaries through squeeze machine studies.