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Tahara Lab
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The lab supports the information society through research on agents, the intelligent Web, software engineering, and more.
AboutAbout the lab
Working on new technologies that support the information society
Tahara Lab conducts research on four themes: agents, the intelligent Web, software engineering, and data mining.
According to the lab website, these are fields of advanced information technology that will shape the sophisticated information society of the 21st century.
Building on these four themes, the lab works on what the future information society should look like and on new technologies that will support it.
On the lab website, the lab is presented as the "Tahara-Sei Lab."
NewsLab news
Lab members win an international competition at the IEEE Conference on Games
Lab members receive the Best Presentation Award at ICCAE 2026
Lab members receive the Best Presentation Award at IEEE CCET 2025
ResearchResearch themes
The lab takes up four themes: agents, the intelligent Web, software engineering, and data mining. Building on these four themes, the lab works on what the future information society should look like and on new technologies that will support it.
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- Yasuyuki Tahara
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