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Yuki Uranishi, Professor
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The Uranishi Lab researches the creation of new environments that integrate and utilize media. Centered on virtual reality and augmented reality, the lab conducts research on 3D user interfaces, computer vision, machine learning, and robotics. Prof. Uranishi is introduced as a faculty member of the Media Integrated Environment Group, a cooperating group of the Department of Information Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, the University of Osaka.

Hajime Nagahara, Professor
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The Nagahara Lab (Intelligent Sensing Division, ISLab) conducts research toward “autonomous intelligence” that understands the meaning and circumstances of the outside world, makes decisions, and acts on people and the environment. The lab works on technologies such as computer vision, computational photography, machine learning, pattern recognition, and natural language processing, as well as their applications. The lab grew out of the Intelligent Information Infrastructure Research Division of the D3 Center at the University of Osaka, and it conducts joint research with a wide range of organizations inside and outside the university. Since FY2020, the lab has been a cooperating division of the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, where it supports research projects led by students themselves.

Atsuo Inomata, Professor
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The Inomata Lab studies the cybersecurity of services and devices closely tied to daily life, such as the Internet, smartphones, IC cards, QR code payments, and My Number Cards. The lab revisits these services and devices from the perspective of risk and sets its research themes accordingly. To help build a better society, the lab takes a broad view that covers not only technology but also organizations, law, and social systems. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name “Secure Platform Architecture Lab.”

Toru Yarimizu, Professor
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The Yarimizu-Harumoto Lab aims to bring innovation to business and society through digital technology, and it engages in cutting-edge research and practice. The lab studies DX that integrates management strategy and IT strategy, as well as the infrastructure for collecting, managing, and utilizing data. In the University of Osaka's own DX, the lab is carrying out real projects such as an integrated ID, digital student and staff ID cards, and a face-recognition entry system. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name “Business Platform Division.”

Tamami Nakano, Professor
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Nakano Lab studies the neural mechanisms that underlie advanced human cognitive functions. By combining neuroscience, biological information science, and psychological and behavioral experiments, the lab works to clarify how the mind emerges. The lab believes it is increasingly important to understand how people perceive, choose their actions, and interact with others in a world overflowing with information.
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