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The lab is a research division of the Information Technology Center covering computing, networks, language, and medical imaging.
AboutAbout the lab
Research on computing and information
The lab is one of the research and development divisions of the Information Technology Center at Nagoya University, where full-time faculty members work on research in various fields related to information.
The Information Technology Center is a nationwide joint-use facility that has installed a world-class supercomputer to meet researchers' diverse and large-scale computing needs.
Faculty research areas include high-performance computing, software auto-tuning, natural language processing, information retrieval, advanced information networks, and medical image processing.
Professors Katagiri and Murase and Associate Professor Hoshino are also listed in the faculty profiles of the Department of Information Systems, Graduate School of Informatics; Professor Matsubara and Associate Professor Oda are listed in the faculty profiles of the Department of Intelligent Systems of the same graduate school.
Key terms
- Supercomputer
- A computer that performs large-scale, complex calculations at high speed. The center meets researchers' needs for large-scale computation
- Natural language processing
- Technology for analyzing and processing the language people use in daily life by computer
- Medical image processing
- Technology for processing and analyzing images used in medicine by computer
ResearchResearch themes
In this lab, full-time faculty members conduct research in fields such as high-performance computing, networks, natural language processing, and medical image processing. The Information Technology Center also conducts research on university portals, electronic libraries, ubiquitous computing, large-scale distributed computing, and educational content.
View More ↗MembersFaculty
- ProfessorTakahiro Katagiri
- ProfessorShigeki Matsubara
- ProfessorTutomu Murase
- Associate ProfessorTetsuya Hoshino
- Associate ProfessorMasahiro Oda
- Project Assistant ProfessorHALPERN Bence mark
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