Labs in Chiba University, International College of Liberal Arts, Department of International Liberal Arts

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The lab investigates the evolution and ecology of ferns and lycophytes using phylogenetic trees and data analysis.

This lab studies the evolution and ecology of ferns and lycophytes. The fern plants one usually sees are "sporophytes," but ferns have another life stage, the "gametophyte," which is usually less than 1 cm long. Both live independently, which is a fundamental difference from other land plants. The lab investigates how this life cycle affects community assembly and ecology.

#Ferns #Community ecology #Phylogenetic analysis

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The lab explores how people see things, starting from the perception of color.

This lab specializes in visual information processing, color engineering, and human informatics, and studies how people see things. People instantly obtain information such as the size, color, and movement of objects, but much about the mechanism of "seeing" remains unexplained. In particular, regarding the color perception of object surfaces, the lab explores the relationship between the physical properties present in the visual field and human color perception. As one interdisciplinary area of study, the lab also works on the theme of considering eyewitness testimony from the viewpoint of visual characteristics.

#Visual information processing #Color engineering #Color perception

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地球科学（吉田 修二） (introduction coming soon)

Earth science: natural hazards and disaster prevention/mitigation, sedimentology (fluvial and tidal processes, pyroclastic deposits), and sea-level and shoreline changes

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運動生理学・スポーツ科学（小泉 佳右） (introduction coming soon)

Exercise physiology, sports science, daily rhythms and physical activity in early childhood, physiology of active recovery