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Yukihiro Nomura, Associate Professor
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The Nomura Lab analyzes medical images such as CT and MRI and researches technologies that support diagnostic imaging. To reduce the burden on physicians and improve diagnostic accuracy, the lab develops computer-aided diagnosis/detection (CAD) software. The lab also works on prediction methods that combine image information with clinical information to support decisions on treatment plans for individual patients.
Hiroki Suzuki, Professor
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Suzuki Lab studies architectural design as well as architecture and urban planning. As a lab, it takes part in projects involving actual buildings, such as the renovation of a certified center for early childhood education and care and of a ward office. In Kumagaya and Gyoda in Saitama Prefecture, the lab participates in downtown revitalization projects. The lab also conducts research on the psychological effects people receive from spaces, using a sensory room in which light and sound stimulate the senses to help people relax.
Sumiko Ebara, Professor
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The Ebara Lab specializes in architectural history and architectural conservation. It belongs to Living Environment Creation Design, one of the education and research areas of the Architecture Course.
Satoshi Okada, Associate Professor
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The Okada Lab studies architectural design and the architectural theory behind it. The professor in charge runs an architectural design office and has designed works of many scales, from houses and vacation homes to galleries, furniture, and products. Before moving into design practice, the professor spent about ten years as an architectural historian, focusing mainly on 18th-century Italian classical architecture. A pillar of the professor's design approach is to seek a beauty that holds up even when pared down to the minimum, regardless of trends.
Kenjiro Matsuura, Associate Professor
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The Matsuura Lab studies problems related to the planning and design of living spaces, from cities to farming and mountain villages. Using fields near Chiba Prefecture as its setting, the lab carries out practical research and design work in collaboration with citizens, local government, and experts. Rather than building something new from scratch, the lab reads existing towns, architecture, and local resources and translates them anew into today's context. Its subjects include walkable towns, rethinking the use of road space, revitalizing shopping streets, and historic townscapes.
Yohsuke Yoshioka, Associate Professor
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The Architectural Ergonomics Lab studies how visual information affects activities in architectural spaces. Since 2003, the lab has pursued research toward this single goal in the Architecture Course at Chiba University. Recently, the lab has been running experiments with participants that combine immersive virtual environment technology and eye tracking. By varying familiar elements such as window shape, floor level differences, lighting layout, and the height of guide signs, it measures how people respond.
Jun'ichi Ito, Assistant Professor
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The Ito Lab, with architectural design at its core, studies spaces that become places where people belong. At the youth center in front of the university's main gate, a park in Chiba City, an community center in Sodegaura City, and other sites, students take the lead in renovations and workshops. The lab is also researching homes for children in child care institutions. In a weekly reading group, members work through books about space one at a time.
Kasane Yuasa, Assistant Professor
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The Yuasa Lab specializes in architectural planning, landscape planning, and facility management. Management of public facilities and public spaces, as well as urban planning, are also listed among its areas of expertise. The lab belongs to Living Environment Creation Design, one of the educational and research areas of the Architecture Course.
Jun Munakata, Professor
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The Munakata Lab specializes in building environmental engineering. Within this field, its specialties are the luminous and visual environment and environmental psychology in architecture. The lab belongs to Environment Formation Management, one of the educational and research areas of the Architecture Course.
Gakuhito Hirasawa, Professor
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The Hirasawa Lab studies the use of computers without restricting itself to any particular area of architecture. Its recent keywords are algorithmic design, digital archives, robots, AI, and artificial skill. The lab also takes on machining of wood and precise 3D modeling as joint research and commissioned work. At the satellite workshop opened as a project in Sumida Ward, visitors can see much of what the equipment at Nishi-Chiba can do.
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