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Tatsuro Adachi, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Tatsuro Adachi mainly studies the geology of the Antarctic continent, working to clarify how continents form and grow and what changes occur where continents collide. The lab also conducts research that quantitatively analyzes archaeological artifacts using X-ray analytical instruments and mass spectrometers to clarify their characteristics as materials. Geology is described as a broad field, ranging from fieldwork to analysis based on physics, chemistry, and biology, where many different types of people can thrive.
Yoichiro Miki, Professor
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Professor Yoichiro Miki, in medical education, studies the development of educational strategies that foster active learners and the practice of education based on them. The lab also develops ICT-based learning support systems and content, and reliable methods for assessing outcomes. The Degree Project, which corresponds to the graduation research of the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, is supervised by multiple faculty members from different specialties. The research field is higher education studies.
Shin'ichi Konomi, Professor
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Professor Shin'ichi Konomi works on human-data interaction, which explores how people relate to data, and on the research and development of environments that support learning. The professor carries out interdisciplinary education and research across the Faculty of Arts and Science, the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, and the Graduate School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering. In the researcher profile, data science, recommender systems, information visualization, and machine learning are listed as research keywords. On the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation page, the professor says it is important to keep questioning how people and data should relate while opening up new possibilities.
Jan Brezina, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Jan Brezina specializes in partial differential equations. In Kyushu University's researcher information, the research field is given as mathematical analysis. In the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, the Associate Professor teaches courses such as Mathematics for Co-creation, a foundational co-creation course. In a message to high school students, the Associate Professor says that mathematics takes effort but is the key that opens all of science.
Masaya Okada, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Masaya Okada conducts data science research related to behavior and knowledge. The lab is interested in measuring every kind of information related to the human body, the environment, and intelligence, taking it in as computing resources, and understanding its meaning so that it can be put to use. Centered on ubiquitous multimodal sensing technology, the lab conducts research that measures behavior and knowledge from an engineering perspective and understands them scientifically. For students of the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation, the lab hopes they will develop the ability to grasp human and social problems from data, create new products and experiences, and solve real-world challenges.
Miki Kaneko, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Miki Kaneko, who specializes in health and medical informatics, works on measuring and analyzing human physiological data and developing new evaluation technologies. Electrical signals of the heart and muscles, brain waves, respiration, and body and eye movements are signs from the human body that indicate changes or abnormalities in the mind and body. The lab places importance on clarifying the characteristics and structure of the measured data and discovering how it can be used. Another distinctive feature of the lab is that it aims to apply the knowledge and technologies it obtains to fields such as culture and the arts, society and welfare, medicine and health, sports, and education.
Satoshi Watanabe, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Satoshi Watanabe, a hydrologist, studies the water cycle and how it relates to human society and biodiversity. The lab is interested in clarifying how changes in the natural environment, such as climate change, and socioeconomic changes, such as Japan's population decline, affect the water cycle, human society, and biodiversity. Because water cycle issues span both the natural sciences and the humanities and social sciences, the lab tackles them with an interdisciplinary approach. In the graduate program, the lab provides courses and research supervision so that students, building on hydrology and integrating knowledge from related fields, develop the ability to analyze the relationship between the water cycle and society.
Hsin-Ni Ho, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Ho is a faculty member who specializes in haptic informatics at the Faculty of Co-Creation. The main course taught is the problem-based course "Design Thinking Communication Practicum." At the Faculty of Co-Creation, the Degree Project, which corresponds to a graduation thesis, is supervised by multiple faculty members from different specialties, serving as primary and secondary advisors.
Kosuke Kaneko, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Kaneko researches creating products that solve problems by using information and communication technology (ICT). At present, the main areas of focus are education and security. The professor also studies methods for generating excellent ideas and is involved in research on entrepreneurship. At the Faculty of Co-Creation, the professor teaches the project research course "Design Thinking Engineering Practicum."
Yukihiko Yamagata, Associate Professor
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The Ionization Reaction Engineering Lab studies the fabrication of new materials and devices using discharge plasma and lasers, as well as the measurement and control of that process. The lab believes that complex phenomena occurring at the atomic and molecular level must be measured immediately and actively controlled. Specifically, the lab conducts laser measurement of various parameters in reactive plasma and develops methods for measuring strain and junction temperature in nitride semiconductor devices. Believing that new discoveries lie hidden at the boundaries between academic fields, the lab values a proactive and self-driven approach.
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