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Katsuhisa Nomura, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Katsuhisa Nomura, who specializes in graphic design, takes typography and exhibition graphic design as research themes. After studying visual communication design in the School of Art and Design at the University of Tsukuba and working at a company, Prof. Nomura is also active at Nomura Design Studio. Prof. Nomura teaches courses such as Typographic Design and Advertising Creative Design, giving lectures and exercises related to graphic design. The professor has also served as an instructor in a workshop where participants draw their own mark on an exhibition flyer.
Miharu Fuyuno, Associate Professor
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Associate Professor Miharu Fuyuno conducts research in applied linguistics, focusing mainly on multimodal analysis of linguistic communication and the development of teaching materials. Since 2013, the professor has focused on building and analyzing multimodal corpora that combine video, text, audio, and other data. The results of the analysis are applied to developing multimedia teaching materials that use xR. In education, the professor aims to run classes driven by the students themselves, and teaches specialized applied linguistics courses and supervises research.
Xinni He, Associate Professor
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The Xinni He Lab specializes in haptic informatics and belongs to the Media Design Division of the Faculty of Design. Research from the lab received the Best Technical Long Paper Award at IEEE Haptics Symposium 2026, an international conference on haptics. Joint research with the Kajimoto Lab at the University of Electro-Communications received an Excellent Interdisciplinary Research Award from the Robotics and Mechatronics Division of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers. The lab is listed in the faculty lists for the Media Design Course in the School of Design and the Media Design Course in the Graduate School of Design. The official website introduces the lab under the name "Ho Lab."
Hiroyuki Matsuguma, Associate Professor
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The Digital Video Design Lab conducts surveys, research, and education mainly in the fields of game design and animation. Associate Professor Hiroyuki Matsuguma worked at a private company, where he was involved in designing and producing digital content using computer graphics. This field has many issues to solve, such as methods for building data and visual expression in communication. The lab lists the design of serious games and gamification among its research themes.
Yuki Morimoto, Associate Professor
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The Computer Graphics Lab researches illustration and anime-style expression, among other topics, in the field of computer graphics. Its papers from the past few years deal with projection mapping onto plants and animals, 3D modeling of hair from hand-drawn contour lines, and coloring of line drawings of anime characters. The lab presents its research at venues such as NICOGRAPH International of the Society for Art and Science.
Takayuki Kameoka, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Takayuki Kameoka's lab lists haptics, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction as its research themes. At Kyushu University, he belongs to the Department of Media Design, Faculty of Design, and is listed as a faculty member of the Media Design Course, Department of Design, School of Design. His research fields are registered as electronic devices and equipment, control and systems engineering, perceptual information processing, and human interface and interaction.
Mao Kudo, Assistant Professor
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The Signage Planning (Mao Kudo) Lab studies signage planning, which guides people to their destinations safely and comfortably, and the design of pictograms, which convey information without relying on language. Focusing on the characteristics of visual cognition in people with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and similar conditions, the lab aims for designs that more people find “easy to understand.” The lab's research covers investigation, analysis, and evaluation, through to implementing the design. Drawing on teaching experience at special needs schools, the lab also emphasizes educational practice: how to teach design, how children learn, and how they apply what they have learned in their daily lives.
KUKHARUK Alexey, Assistant Professor
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The Instructional Design Lab covers the field of specialization of Assistant Professor Alexey Kukharuk of the Media Design Division, Faculty of Design. In Kyushu University's faculty list, the professor is listed as being in charge of the Media Design Course in the Department of Design, School of Design, and the Media Design Course in the Department of Design, Graduate School of Design. The fields of specialization are given as instructional design, second language education, and professional development.
ZARINS Martins, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Martins Zarins is a faculty member of the Media Design Division, Faculty of Design, Kyushu University, specializing in theater, directing, theater studies, and linguistics. The professor is listed as a faculty member of the Media Design Course in the Department of Design, School of Design, and of the Media Design Course in the Department of Design, Graduate School of Design. The School of Design, the Graduate School of Design, and the Faculty of Design are located at the Ohashi Campus in Minami-ku, Fukuoka.
Kiriko Toh, Assistant Professor
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Assistant Professor Kiriko Toh (specializing in web design) studies information design and forms of communication on the web. The lab explores how to structure content to take advantage of the web's characteristics, and how to create visual design that improves usability while expressing a strong identity. Research also covers ways of using database-driven sites and their development as marketing tools. The lab is also engaged in joint research on the impressions that fonts give.
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