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Tadashi Sekiguchi, Professor
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The Institute of Economic Research at Kyoto University is a center for economics research focused on theoretical economics, applied economics, and econometrics. Its main emphasis is fundamental theoretical research, but it also takes on issues that respond to the needs of the times and policy-oriented issues. The Economic Strategy Lab includes Professor Tadashi Sekiguchi, whose specialties are game theory, dynamic game theory, and the economics of information, and Professor Jiahui Chen, whose specialties are microeconomics and the economics of information.
Yoshihiko Nishiyama, Professor
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The Institute of Economic Research at Kyoto University is a hub for economics research centered on theoretical economics, applied economics, and econometrics. With basic theoretical research as its main pillar, it also takes on issues that respond to the needs of the times and issues related to policy recommendations. The Finance Division includes Professor Yoshihiko Nishiyama and Associate Professor Shin Kanaya, who specialize in econometric theory; Professor Makoto Watanabe, who specializes in applied economic theory; and Lecturer Junfan Tao, who specializes in econometrics, mathematical statistics, and time series theory.
Tadashi Shigoka, Professor
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The Institute of Economic Research at Kyoto University is a hub for economics research centered on theoretical economics, applied economics, and econometrics. With basic theoretical research as its main pillar, it also takes on issues that respond to the needs of the times and issues related to policy recommendations. The Complex Systems Economics Research Center includes Professor Tadashi Shigoka, who specializes in nonlinear economic dynamics; Professor Tomoya Mori, who specializes in urban economics; Associate Professor Minoru Osawa, who specializes in urban and regional economics; and Associate Professor Shuhei Takahashi, who specializes in macroeconomics.
Satoru Kobayashi, Professor
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is a hub for area studies that conducts research emphasizing fieldwork, as well as research that integrates the humanities and social sciences with the natural sciences. The Integrated Area Studies Division aims to advance the research approaches of area studies by developing information resources across regions and carrying out pioneering research.
Masaaki Okamoto, Professor
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is a hub for area studies that emphasizes fieldwork and integrates the humanities and social sciences with the natural sciences. The Political and Economic Coexistence research division analyzes the dynamic political and economic transformations taking place in Southeast Asia and its surrounding regions, and builds frameworks for comparing and examining them.
Chika Obiya, Professor
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is a hub for area studies that emphasizes fieldwork and integrates the humanities and social sciences with the natural sciences. The Social Coexistence research division focuses on the changing relationships among culture, society, and ecology, and studies the coexistence of multiple cultures in Southeast Asia and its surrounding regions.
Osamu Kozan, Professor
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is a hub for area studies that emphasizes fieldwork and integrates the humanities and social sciences with the natural sciences. The Environmental Coexistence research division takes an interdisciplinary approach spanning the natural sciences, medicine, and informatics to study a variety of problems affecting the geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and anthroposphere (the human sphere). The division also includes the fields of environmental ecology and human ecology (field medicine), which accept students through the School of Public Health in the Graduate School of Medicine.
Noboru Ishikawa, Professor
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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies is an area studies hub that emphasizes fieldwork-based research and research that integrates the humanities and social sciences with the natural sciences. The Division of Global Survivability Studies analyzes the global transformations taking place in the 21st century from a critical perspective.
Toru Iiyoshi, Professor
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The Educational Innovation lab (Iiyoshi Lab) conducts research and development that responds to the educational needs of society and individuals, by developing and disseminating more flexible and open education systems that make use of advanced technology and media. Over the past 30 years or so, technology has made it possible to learn "anything," "anytime," and "anywhere," and the landscape of higher education has changed dramatically. The lab explores the future of education and society that can be realized through open, online, and hybrid education, AI, gamification, XR and VR, as well as more effective and meaningful ways of learning and teaching.
Mitsuru Morimoto, Visiting Professor
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The Pulmonary Morphogenesis lab approaches fundamental phenomena of life through research on the development and regeneration of the respiratory system. The respiratory system functions when cells that have differentiated into branching bronchi and small sac-like structures are properly arranged. These complex structures are built during embryonic development, and stem cells are deeply involved. Focusing in particular on the maturation of the respiratory system from late development through the neonatal period, and on regeneration after tissue injury in adults, the lab studies the mechanisms of development and regeneration that are maintained throughout life. The lab is the Pulmonary Morphogenesis Team at RIKEN, and it accepts graduate students from the Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine through the cooperative graduate school program.
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