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Hiroshi Yoshida, Associate Professor
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Mathematical biology is a field that studies biological phenomena and ecosystems using theories from mathematics and physics, and at Kyushu University it is led by Associate Professor Hiroshi Yoshida. The aim is to build mathematical models that reproduce phenomena of interest, deepen understanding of those phenomena by analyzing the models, and present predictions that can be tested. Associate Professor Yoshida studies the length ratios of animal limb segments and the regeneration of amputated limbs, using a model that represents a population of multiple cells with multivariable polynomials.

Koji Nuida, Professor
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The mathematical cryptography field uses mathematics to study the cryptographic techniques that secure information in communications and information processing. Both "information" and "security" are abstract concepts, so the field fits naturally with mathematics, which can quantify and handle abstract objects. A wide range of mathematics, including number theory, algebraic geometry, linear algebra, module theory, statistics, and combinatorics, forms the foundation of cryptographic research. Professor Nuida studies secure computation and the mathematical security evaluation of post-quantum cryptography, among other topics, while Associate Professor Ikematsu studies multivariate public-key cryptography.
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