Faculty
Group of Information Media and Society
DONKAI Saori,
GOTO
Yoshihiro,
HARA Atsuyuki,
JOHO Hideo,
KOGURE Kei,
KUROKO Kazuo,
MATSUMOTO Koichi,
MATSUNAWA Masato,
MIZOUE
Chieko,
MURAI Maiko,
MUSHAKOJI Sumiko,
NAKAYAMA Shin-ichi,
SHIRAI
Tetsuya,
WATANUKI Toyoaki,
YOKOYAMA Mikiko,
YOTSUMOTO Masahiro,
YUKAWA Tomohiko
Group of Management of Information and Media
EBISUZAKI Toshikazu,
FUKAMI Kaoru,
HIRAKUE Yuji,
IKEUCHI Atsushi,
ISHII
Hirotoyo,
ITSUMURA Hiroshi,
IWASAWA Mariko,
MATSUBAYASHI Mamiko,
MIDORIKAWA Nobuyuki,
MINAI Hideki,
MORIKAWA
Seiki,
OHBA Ichiro,
OOSAWA
Fumito,
SANNAMI Chihomi,
SUZUKI Kanae,
TAMURA Hajime,
TANIGUCHI Shoichi,
TEZUKA
Takerou,
TOSHIMORI Atsushi,
TSUJI Keita,
UEMATSU Sadao,
YOSHIDA Yuko,
YOSHIKANE
Fuyuki
Group of Information Media System
HASEBE Kigen,
HASEGAWA Hidehiko,
ISHIZUKA Hidehiro,
KOBAYASHI Kiyoshi,
KUROKAWA Kenji,
MATSUMOTO
Makoto,
MATSUMURA Atsushi,
MIKAWA Masahiko,
MORITSUGU Shuichi,
NAKAI
Hisashi,
SAKAGUCHI Tetsuo,
SATOH Tetsuji,
SHIZUME Kosuke,
SUZUKI
Nobutaka,
TANAKA Kazuyo,
TOKII Maki,
TSUJIMURA Takeshi,
UDA
Norihiko
Group of Information Media Development
HIRAGA Yuzuru,
INOUE
Tomoo,
ISOYA Junichi,
KAMO Ryuichi,
KAWARASAKI
Masatoshi,
KIM Sangtae,
MAESHIRO Tetsuya,
MIZUOCHI Norikazu,
MORISHIMA Atsuyuki,
MORITA
Hiromi,
MUNEMURA Izumi,
NAGAMORI Mitsuharu,
NISHIOKA Teiichi,
ODAKA Kazumi,
OGAWA
Keiji,
SUGIMOTO Shigeo,
SUZUKI Seiichiro,
UMEDA Takahide
Group of Information Media and Society
DONKAI Saori
(Associate Professor)
Library and Information Science, Library History
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Research interests focus around history of library and information media. In order to build a better future for libraries, it is essential that we have not only the understanding about the current situation of libraries, but also the knowledge about the history of libraries. I try to approach the history of libraries and information media from the standpoint of infrastructure for knowledge information.
GOTO Yoshihiro
(Professor)
Intellectual History of Communication, Socio-Information Studies
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I have studied the media theories of Masakazu NAKAI(1900-52), the first vice-director of the National Diet Library, from the viewpoints of intellectual history, so as to contribute to construction of the basis of our communication theories.
HARA Atsuyuki
(Assistant Professor)
Library and Information Science, Library History
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My research concerns social and cultural studies for libraries, information and media. I am interested in the following: social historical studies on the developments of libraries and reading practices in the 19th and 20th centuries in Japan, Germany and Britain; and comparative studies of contemporary Japan, Germany and Britain on libraries, media and reading practices.
ISHII Kaori
(Associate Professor)
Privacy, Personal Information Protection, Information Law
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I study legal issues related to processing information, especially with a focus on privacy and personal information protection law, through a comparative law approach. Also, I'm interested in structuring of information law with consideration of cross-sectoral legal study, emerging trend and international situation.
JOHO Hideo
(Assistant Professor)
Information Retrieval, Information Seeking Behavior, Reference Science
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My research area is Interactive Information Retrieval where new approaches to accessing knowledge and information resources based on the understanding of people's cognitive and affective behavior. I'm also interested in understanding the effects of context in information seeking and retrieval. Recent work includes the investigation of collaborative search.
KOGURE Kei
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Info-media & Communication Studies, Consumer & Market Analysis
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Studies on the roles of info-media & communication for building the civil & sustainable society. Research on the future info-media & communication in the ubiquitous society and its social benefits, based on the futurology. Survey analyses on consumers & markets.
MAESHIRO Tetsuya
(Associate Professor)
Knowledge Structure and Manipulation, Computational Biology
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Research on structural properties, complexities of relationships and representation of diverse entities and phenomena from the standpoint of connections among elements. Main research targets are Knowledge and Biology. Research topics include analysis of knowledge structure and representation methods, adaptive information representation, analysis and prediction based on high speed simulation of complex interactions among biological molecules, and representation of biological knowledge applied for biological studies.
MATSUMOTO Koichi
(Professor)
Chinese History, Chinese Bibliography
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Original research theme is Taoist ritual, Chinese popular belief, and Chinese shrine. He studies these themes by field research in Taiwan and historical source especially in Sung period, and at the same time approaches the problem of making databases of historical and folkloristic research source from a researchers standpoint, and classification and cataloging Chinese Classics.
MATSUNAWA Masato
(Professor)
Intellectual Property Law
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About Intellectual Property Law system mainly on Patent Act, Design Act, Trademark Act, Copyright Act and Unfair Competition Prevention Act, I perform the consideration of the legal problem, law interpretation and the precedent study. Especially, about Patent Act, I study the appeal examination system and the cancellation suit as for the patent, that is, I analyze the present condition to consider the subject and the View. Furthermore, about the legal problem concerning both Intellectual Property Law and recent digital information technology, I consider the subject and the solution.
MIZOUE Chieko
(Chair, Master's and Doctoral Programs of Library, Information and Media Studies; Professor)
Policy of Higher Education, Cultural Policy
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My research concerns policy of higher education and policy of culture. On policy of higher education, I am very interested in adult learning and distance learning on post-secondary education in Japan and North America. And, on culture policy, I am currently studying the relationship between multiculturalism and library and museum in North America.
MURAI Maiko
(Assistant Professor)
Intellectual Property Law, Copyright Law
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Main research subject: Copyright Law (Intellectual Property Law): Investigating laws and institutions that provide the necessary balance of protection of rights and limitations on those rights in the networked information society.
MUSHAKOJI Sumiko
(Associate Professor)
Communication Studies, Sociology of knowledge
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In studying the principles of communication, before ‘information’ can be sent from someone (i.e., sender) to the other (i.e., receiver), the one needs to constitute some kind of relationship with ‘the Other’ and construct the mutual understanding, as well as the empathic base for the communication. I regard these elements as the basis for communication. Focusing on not only the linguistic phase but also the non-verbal phases, body language, and various usages of senses, I am mainly studying the potentiality of ‘interspecies communication’ (i.e., the communication between humans and non-human animals and plants).
NAKAYAMA Shin-ichi
(Provost, School of Informatics; Professor)
Applied Informatics
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Research interests: new approaches to the knowledge formation from data. Current interests include: detection of protein active site by comparison of protein 3D structure data; analyses of knowledge in biology and chemistry; prediction of mood states after reading novels for the mood states based book reference system; development and evaluation of creative methods and knowledge formation methods.
SHIRAI Tetsuya
(Associate Professor)
Local History in Japan, Historical Materials, Archival Sciense
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Study local history in Japanese from 16th to 19th century and its fundamental materials such as topographies. Conduct research on history and methods of function, interpretation, research, preservation and use of historical materials. Currently, interested in theories and practical issues to preserve and use the records and memories in local communities in the future, and consider all the various factors together while learning from the experiences of archival sciense or museology.
WATANUKI Toyoaki
(Professor)
Japanese Literature, Japanese Books
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Main studies are about works such as "waka" and "renga" of the Edo period of Japan, and about the author. In addition, I visit the library all over Japan, and examine about the Japanese old book held there. In recent years, it is interested in the illustration of the book published at the Edo period, and examine is advanced.
YOKOYAMA Mikiko
(Assistant Professor)
Philosophy, Knowledge Theory
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My theme of study is to investigate the nature of knowledge and the possibility of common knowledge from an analytical philosophical point of view. For example, this is to consider the relationship between knowledge and realism, and to consider issues of relativism etc. Also, recently, I am very interested in inquiring the truth of stored knowledge in relation to the above stated theme.
YOTSUMOTO Masahiro
(Associate Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Consumers and Audience Studies
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Analysis of Media contact behavior, Analysis of Media business, Analysis of consumers Value and behavior, development of consumers insights
YUKAWA Tomohiko
(Associate Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Information Sociology
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Study of Influence that informationization or development of media gives to people's action and societies from 3 aspects like history,industry and policy. The relation between industry and the policy is paid attention, and especially, a concrete case is taken up, and considered.
Group of Management of Information and Media
EBISUZAKI Toshikazu
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Astrophysics, Computational Science
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1) The research on high energy phenomena in the universe 2) Numerical Simulations with high-speed specialized computers 3) New educational methods with computers
FUKAMI Kaoru
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Bioinformatics, Molecular Evolution
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Mission: supplying bioresource information to research community. Specific projects: (1) Resource collection/preservation/distribution projects (2) Resource utilization promotion projects (3) Resource information technology development projects Research interest: molecular evolution especially in protein level, analyzing bioresource information from evolutionary viewpoint
HIRAKUE Yuji
(Professor)
Library and Information Science, School Library
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I research school library media centers and their cooperation with public libraries from two directions of library and information science and education. My interesting themes are systems supporting school library media centers, school library media center’s management and evaluation, information literacy and library use education mainly in Japan and United States of America.
ICHIKAWA Eri
(Associate Professor)
Public Library Policy
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Lifelong learning and social education are important areas of public services. Based on the current administrative policy and the board of education systems of these areas, I would like to pursue research on the achievements, challenges, and future directions of library policy made by the national and local government. This also considers the advance of New Public Commons.
IKEUCHI Atsushi
(Associate Professor)
Library and Information Science
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My main research interest is japanese public library policy study, and I investigate it by canonical or empirical approach. For instance, 1)optiamal supply for library services, 2)optimal size of libraries, 3)redifinition of "publicness" for modern public library.
ITSUMURA Hiroshi
(Professor)
Academic Library Management, Scholarly Information Systems, Information Search Behavior
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I am interested in research on academic libraries, sholarly information and information use behavior.
IWASAWA Mariko
(Professor)
Organization of Information
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Exploitation of database as information resources based on feature of information storage and retrieval method. Information providing model of medical information, reference experiences and patent information.
MATSUBAYASHI Mamiko
(Assistant Professor)
Information Behavior, Media Studies
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My research interest is developing human information behavior from the viewpoint of social informatics. I approach the subject in two ways. One is ranking human information behavior among his everyday action and finding the meaning of information behavior for him. The other is analyzing the structure of media and developing the relation between information behavior and media.
MIDORIKAWA Nobuyuki
(Professor)
Library and Information Science
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Main research subject: Classification theory. Specific themes: (1)rethink of basic concepts in classification theory, such as hierarchical structure, facet, analytico-synthetic classification and so on. (2)classification methods for network resources.
MINAI Hideki
(Professor)
Library and Information Science, Public Libraries
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I am studying the significance, the services, uses,and management of public libraries, education of librarians, laws and regulations, budget, administration, and policies regarding public libraries from the viewpoint of local community and municipal government. The main results are on qualifications and certifications required for librarians, improvement of reference services, and evaluation of library movements.
NOMOTO Yuji
(Associate Professor)
Public Management
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Primary research is local autonomy system of Japan. Especially, new public management (NPM) such as policy evaluation system and PFI, which is introduced under the change of the environment surrounding the local autonomies caused by municipal mergers and regional decentralization, is focused.
OHBA Ichiro
(Assistant Professor)
Library and Information Science
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On the human resource management in public libraries in the United States of America, studies have been continued with a view point of separation of professional and nonprofessional duties. Based on the above studies, further studies have been made on the adequate mode of library staff’s duties in public libraries and academic libraries in Japan. Moreover, studies are made on new movements in the field of reference and information services in the mentioned libraries.
OOSAWA Fumito
(Assistant Professor)
Educational Technology
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I have researched Educational Technology and Partnerships in education. Especially, I have studied the usage of computer in education. Other interesting theme is the fostering of media literacy.
SANNAMI Chihomi
(Assistant Professor)
Technical Communication, Knowledge and Information Study
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I have been researched on the system, institution and technique to communicate science and technology information to the public precisely, clearly and plainly. In other words, on the system, institution and technique to show or display the information most suitably to the objects in communication, considering their conditions. Concretely,those are technical communication.
SUZUKI Kanae
(Associate Professor)
Social Psychology, Educational Engineering, Social Information
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Recently I work on studies regarding the actual use of printed/visual/electronic media, and the effects of use of these media for children and adolescents. As printed media, I select books, newspapers, and comic books. Also, as visual/electronic media, video games, television, and the Internet are used. I examine the effects of these media on academic and interpersonal/psychological aspects.
TAMURA Hajime
(Associate Professor)
Library and Information Science, Econometrics
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I am doing the research that clarifies what factors decide the use of public libraries by empirical (statistical) method. I am also doing the research that shed light on how to measure the efficiency of public libraries.
TANIGUCHI Shoichi
(Professor)
Organization of Information Resources, Information Organization
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Main research field is to organize information and information resources through creating and managing metadata (surrogates, bibliographic records, annotation, tags, etc.) of information resources. Metadata design (requirements analysis, conceptual modeling, schema design, etc.) and system development for supporting creation and utilization of metadata are major focuses. Also, classification, vocabulary control, retrieval models and systems are included in the scope.
TOSHIMORI Atsushi
(Professor)
Behavioral Modeling
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Quantitative research on public services and regional facilities (especially libraries) which support knowledge and informational activities of communities. Behavioral modeling of facility/service usage from users' preference and/or choice behavior.
TSUJI Keita
(Associate Professor)
Natural Language Processing, Library and Information Science Education
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I am now engaged in the following two researches: 1) developing a method for automatically extracting translation pairs, synonyms and other useful expressions from the Web, 2) finding an effective method for librarian education in an electronic age with various forms of employment.
UEMATSU Sadao
(Provost; Professor)
Architectural Planning, Library and Information Science
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I am doing research on library- buildings in a digital-information society. As digitalization of knowledge and information-transfer is thriving, libraries have been forced to change themselves regardless of their specialties. I examine how libraries and library-building should keep up with the times, focusing mainly on planning and design. Specifically, I am working on trends of libraries in Scandinavian countries and England that are advanced in keeping up with digitalization. I also practice attitude surveys to librarians and users in domestic libraries.
YOSHIDA Yuko
(Professor)
Library and Information Science
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The main research topics are 1) Empirical research on the function of Scandinavian public libraries as places of lifelong learning; 2)Historical research on the philosophy and practices of American public libraries; and 3)Theoretical study on the local citizen involvement with public libraries in Japan.
YOSHIKANE Fuyuki
(Associate Professor)
Bibliometrics, Informetrics
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My main research areas are bibliometrics and informetrics, where data such as author productivity and text of academic documents are dealt with. I am now engaged in the following two researches: 1) analyzing the connection between researchers' productivity and their importance in the collaboration network, 2) developing a document retrieval system based on techniques for term variation recognition.
Group of Information Media System
HASEGAWA Hidehiko
(Professor)
High Performance Computing, Numerical Linear Algebra
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1. Numerical Linear Algebra: Development and Evaluation of Algorithms for both solving and Eigenvalue Analysis for Large Sparse Linear Systems; 2. High Performance Computing: Development and Performance evaluation of High Performance Numerical Computation Softwares for Parallel and Network computing environments; 3. Application of Numerical Computation Algorithms: Building some educational materials or the use of numerical softwares for Data mining
ISHIZUKA Hidehiro
(Professor)
Digital Document, Information and Knowledge System
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I study digital document systems based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) and Web based systems which describe scientific information in structured format, process the information, retrieve it, and distribute it. I have my interests in digital library systems and distributed information systems from the viewpoint of contents or information resource.
KOBAYASHI Kiyoshi
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Wireless Communication Systems
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Research and development of future wireless communication systems, satellite communication systems and ubiquitous network services based on digital signal processing techniques. Topics of interest include the following subjects that are related to wireless/satellite communications. -Modulation and demodulation -Synchronization control -Multiple access -Software defined radio -Systems and services
KUROKAWA Kenji
(Associate Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Optical Communication Systems
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We have been studying a new optical fiber, for example, a holey fiber, which has much higher capacity than that of conventional single-mode fiber to meet a demand for greater capacity caused by the explosive growth in Internet traffic. We also study high-power endurance of optical fibers to avoid high-power induced catastrophic damages of optical transmission systems.
MATSUMOTO Makoto
(Dean, College of Knowledge and Library Sciences; Professor)
Computational Physics, Computer Simulations
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Theoretical study of the condensed matter physics and development of the band calculation systems. For example, following subjects are studied. 1)Computer simulations for the magnetic materials; 2)Scientific visualization for the theoretical results; 3)Theoretical study of the magnetic Compton profile and the positron annihilation radiation.
MATSUMURA Atsushi
(Assistant Professor)
Informatics
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My research interest is the application of natural language processing techniques to solve information access and retrieval problems. Current research topics include the structured representation of the word relationships in natural language text, and the utilization of the representation in information access systems.
MORITSUGU Shuichi
(Professor)
Computer Science
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Algorithms and applications of computer algebra are studied. Computer algebra is that part of computer science which designs, analyzes, implements, and applies algebraic algorithms. For example, following subjects are studied. 1.Solving systems of algebraic equations; 2.Symbolic computation of linear algebra; 3.Implementing modular method algorithms
SAKAGUCHI Tetsuo
(Associate Professor)
Information Science
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1) Technologies for Infrastructures of Digital Libraries: Development of technologies of infrastructures for constructing digital libraries and evolution of those services, 2) Distributed Information Systems and those Development Environments: Development of methods for constructing information systems based on characteristics of information which are distributed to WAN or LAN, and 3) Information Infrastructures for Intellectual Activities: Constructing software environments easy to use for storing, processing, and utilization of information on education and research.
SATOH Tetsuji
(Professor)
Information Access, Data Engneering
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Knowledge representations and advanced information accesses are quite emerging research issues in the information-networking era. We research and develop the knowledge extracting, sharing, converging, and transforming technologies to perceive the information space.
SEKI Yohei
(Assistant Professor)
Information Access Technologies, Natural language Processing
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My research interests lie in the area of information access technologies (IAT) from texts such as news, web, etc., and in particular, sentiment analysis, summarization, and multilingual application. Recent work includes collaborative annotation technologies based on collective intelligence, cross media (or cross document genre) IAT, and evaluations on IAT.
SHIZUME Kosuke
(Professor)
Information Physics, Quantum Mechanics
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1. Information Physics: The properties of information processing due to the physical laws governing the information media, e.g., the relationship between information theory and the laws of physics. 2. Foundation of quantum mechanics: The conceptual and quantitative difference between quantum and classical mechanics, e.g., (a)the nature of the quantum-classical transition, especially in the chaotic systems, and (b)the application to information processing.
SUZUKI Nobutaka
(Associate Professor)
Structured Documents, Database
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His current research interests include structured documents such as XML, e.g. constructing efficient algorithms for inferring XML transformations from schema update and for solving XPath satisfiability problem. The computational complexities of the problems are also considered.
TEZUKA Taro
(Associate Professor)
Information Retrieval, Statistical Language Model
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I am working on statistical language models which uncover the semantic structure of a large document set by applying machine learning techniques. Such information can be utilized to improve information retrieval and text analysis systems. I am also working on creating new probabilistic models and machine learning methods.
TOKII Maki
(Assistant Professor)
Computational Physics
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My research interest is theoretical calculation of a magnetic material. * Calculation of the electronic state of a ferromagnetic metal and an oxide. * Visualization of the theoretical calculated results.
UDA Norihiko
(Associate Professor)
Information Resource Management, Digital Library
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1) Digital Libraries: Linking academic resources and providing appropriate access pathes. 2) Digital Museums: Sharing information resources via metadata access. 3) Digital Archives: Digitization of historical materials and reorganization of digital contents.
Group of Information Media Development
FUJISAWA Makoto
(Assistant Professor)
Computer Graphics, Physics Simulation
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Computer simulation has been used in many areas. I study computer graphics technology based on Physics simulation to achieve realistic representation of natural phenomena. My research topics include computer animations, interactive applications and augmented reality interfaces.
HIRAGA Yuzuru
(Professor)
Cognitive Science, Artificial Intelligence, Music Information Processing
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Cognitive activities such as listening to music are manifestation of highly massive and complex information processing. My principle research interest is to study such cognitive processes (especially higher-order structural recognition) by means of computational modeling. Specific topics include music cognition, game playing and puzzle solving, with provision for applications such as music information retrieval.
INOUE Tomoo
(Associate Professor)
Information Science, Learning Science
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His research interest is to understand and augment interpersonal human interaction (e.g. collaboration), which is fundamental behavior of mankind and is the basis of all social activities. The research topics include science and technology of collaboration, communication, mediated communication, and their applications to educational environment.
KAMO Ryuichi
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Digital Archives and Representation Technologies
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Professor RYUICHI KAMO (TOPPAN PRINTING CO., LTD.) considers digital archives from a viewpoint of representation technologies of various contents. The archives can highly be applied to various kinds of digital media and devices utilizing high digital imaging techniques in the future. He is also tackling development of digitizing techniques in order to conserve and exhibit intimate information various works have.
KAWARASAKI Masatoshi
(Professor)
Information and Communication Network
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Ubiquitous networking to achieve virtual-real convergence is studied. Outstanding issues are 1) Interactive self-care support system for lifestyle diseases (iSMBG), 2) Performance improvement of P2P network, 3) Overload control of next generation cellular-phone system for natural disaster, 4) Context-awareness and adaptation technologies
KIM Sangtae
(Assistant Professor)
Art & Design, Information Design, VR/AR Content Production
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I make research on an application of needed design and advanced technology related to Computer Graphics for contents development. The purpose is to explore the idea of expressions and design for production, and develop their potential as information contents. I produce dynamic and interactive expressions of information using theoretics and technologies based on the aspect of art and design.
MIKAWA Masahiko
(Associate Professor)
Robotics, Interface, Robot vision
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My research is focused on intelligent systems and interfaces made use of robotics to realize smooth interactions between human-human or human-machine through a network. Important functions for such interactions are not only making good use of sound and image information but also cooperation between motions of human or robots in a real-world, such as indicating, touching and moving objects, and perceiving the motions.
MORISHIMA Atsuyuki
(Associate Professor)
Data Engineering, Databases
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His research interests include software systems for advanced management, retrieval, integration, and transformation of digital content, which are required in the emerging society where advanced computer networks and ubiquitous computing environments are common. He approaches problems by exploiting technologies related to databases and WWW, such as data modeling, query optimization, and XML technologies.
MORITA Hiromi
(Assistant Professor)
Experimental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology
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I am engaged in the basic and applied study of human vision and cognition through psychological approach. Main subjects of my interest are integration of visual features, shape perception, visual attention, and procedural memory. I'm trying to apply the method and knowledge acquired from the basic study to the research on the cognitive processes of reading sentences and browsing homepages.
MUNEMURA Izumi
(Associate Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Cultural Essay on Print Media Expression, Research on the History of Printing and Expression Technologies, The Development and Operation of Cultural Facilities
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A broad discussion of the progression from the early days of print media, the origin of communication media, to its maturation in terms of both culture and technology. Through research of the development of printing culture and the technology that has made it possible, the future of digital media can be more clearly understood. Research is being carried out based on putting into practice the content preservation, display methods, and management know-how garnered through the establishment and operation of a museum.
NAGAMORI Mitsuharu
(Assistant Professor)
Information Science
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His primary research interest is in digital library. Metadata, metadata schema registries and related information technologies are the central part of his research activities.
NAKAI Hisashi
(Associate Professor)
Compiler Construction, Programming
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In these days, there are varieties of requirements. In order to deal with these requirements, it is not rare that for its own use, a programming language (and its processor) is developed. Thus the technology for compiler construction has to be advanced. So we study programming languages and the construction methods for their compilers.
NISHIOKA Teiichi
(Professor)
Media Studies, Content Production
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We are researching a new form of digital content that will follow the success stories of video games and services for cell phones. Through the actual production of content, we are developing methodologies to create and enjoy virtual reality, wearable computers and ubiquitous computers, etc.
ODAKA Kazumi
(Professor)
Pattern Recognition, Character Recognition
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Professor Odaka has been engaged in research on pattern recognition. His current research interests include the extraction of features, distortions in handwritten characters, and the separation of objects from noisy images.
OGAWA Keiji
(Professor (Cooperative Graduate School Program))
Representation Technology of Information
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Since joining TOPPAN PRINTING CO., LTD. in 1981, Professor Ogawa had been involved in overall technological development of CTS (Computerized Typesetting System) with a focus on composition processing in the business field of publishing. In the R&D department where R&D in the area of E-business have been carried out, representation technology of texts on the next generation of terminal devices has been a main subject for research and development as a current item in charge.
SUGIMOTO Shigeo
(Professor)
Digital Libary, Digital Archive, Metadata
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Dr. Sugimoto's primary research interest is in digital library which is a key component for the information and knowledge infrastructure in the networked information society. His research topics include models and technologies of metadata and metadata schemas for digital resources and digital archives. Dr. Sugimoto is a professor at the Research Center for Knowldge Communities.
SUZUKI Seiichiro
(Professor)
Content Producing, Image Presentation
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Now, in the midst of integration of Internet and broadcasting service, content producing, while combining every kind of technology, is vital to appeal to the public. Under such situation, my research focuses on visual expression that is mainly employed in broadcasting media. As a creativity technique designed for content development, I also study to adapt such medium as paintings, music and performing art.
TANAKA Kazuyo
(Director, Research Center for Knowledge Communities; Professor)
Speech Processing, Digital Signal Processing
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Research interests: speech and auditory signal processing, spoken language processing and their application systems. His current research topics include: 1) speech coding, recognition, and retrieval in universal phonetic code domain, 2) speech analysis and voice morphing based on speech production models, 3) music signal analysis and recognition, and 4) active control of sounds.
Last modified: Apr. 1, 2011