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Hajime Nagahara, Professor
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The Intelligent Sensing Lab (ISLab) aims to realize "autonomous intelligence" and studies fundamental technologies such as computer vision, computational photography, machine learning, pattern recognition, and natural language processing, along with their applications. The lab defines autonomous intelligence as intelligence equipped with the human functions of perception, thinking, and action. The lab grew out of the Intelligent Information Infrastructure Division of the D3 Center at Osaka University. It is a cooperating lab of the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology and conducts joint research with organizations inside and outside the university. The lab supports student-led research projects and helps students acquire knowledge and skills in related fields.
Takao Onoye, Professor
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The Information Systems Synthesis Lab (Onoye Lab) studies the architecture design of computer systems for cyber-physical systems. Toward a new society that merges cyberspace and physical space, the lab also studies design methodologies for the underlying hardware and software. Its work covers a wide range, from prototyping to demonstration experiments aimed at real-world deployment. Its targets include energy management systems, intelligent transportation systems, in-vehicle systems, and medical image analysis.
Noriyuki Miura, Professor
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The Intelligent Integrated Systems Lab studies technologies that merge the boundary between the physical world and the information world. Its research areas include intelligent autonomous sensors, security against physical attacks, and powder-like computers that permeate the environment. The lab actively explores new application areas for ever-advancing information technology, with the aim of contributing to solving social problems. The lab belongs to the Department of Information Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University.
Yuki Uranishi, Professor
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The Media Integration Environment Lab conducts research under the theme of "creating new environments by integrating and utilizing media." The lab solves various problems in VR, augmented reality, HCI, and robotics, and works on applying the results in a wide range of fields. As a cooperating lab of the D3 Center, the lab is listed among the faculty of the Department of Information Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology.
Yasushi Sakurai, Professor
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The Intelligent Data Science Lab (Sakurai-Matsubara Lab) researches technologies that use large-scale data to analyze the temporal evolution of natural and social phenomena in real time and optimize social activities. The lab develops technologies that find important patterns in large-scale time-series data obtained from sources such as IoT devices and predict future events. The lab conducts joint research with many companies and also focuses on transferring the technologies it develops to industry. The lab belongs to the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research (SANKEN) at the University of Osaka, and accepts students as a cooperating chair of the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology.
Takafumi Uemura, Professor
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The Advanced Thin-Film Functional Properties Lab (Uemura Lab) conducts both basic and applied research to bring advanced flexible electronics and wearable sensors into practical use in society. For thin, lightweight, and flexible electronic devices, the lab works on methods to control their properties using organic semiconductor technology, and on applying them to sensors. Organic semiconductor technology makes it possible to produce electronic devices through coating and printing processes with a low environmental impact, and it is expected to contribute to a sustainable society. To make use of sensor data, the lab also collaborates with information science and pursues research and development that leads to solutions for social issues.
Makoto Negoro, Professor
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The Quantum Information Systems Lab (Negoro Group) studies quantum information and magnetic resonance (NMR, ESR, MRI). In quantum information, the lab develops and operates microwave devices that control superconducting qubits, as well as a cloud service for superconducting quantum computers. In magnetic resonance, the lab studies techniques that use light to align the orientation of nuclear spins in order to increase the sensitivity of NMR and MRI. The Negoro Group is based at the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology (QIQB) at Osaka University, and its research page states that, with a Visiting Associate Professor appointment at the Graduate School of Engineering Science, the group collaborates closely with the Fujii Lab.
Norio Ito, Industry-Academia Collaboration Professor
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The High-Functionality System Architecture Lab is a collaborative lab of the Department of Information Systems Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University, working with Sharp Corporation. The faculty are Industry-Academia Collaboration Professors and Industry-Academia Collaboration Associate Professors.
Masayoshi Higuchi, Visiting Professor
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The Materials Informatics Lab is a collaborative lab established in the Department of Information Systems Engineering in October 2021 through a partnership between the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) and Osaka University. It is intended for doctoral students. With NIMS as the main campus, NIMS researchers and Osaka University faculty jointly supervise students until they earn their degrees. The faculty's areas of expertise are described as polymer chemistry, coordination chemistry, electrochemistry, organic synthesis, gas sensors, nanomaterials, and time-series data analysis. Prospective students can apply to become NIMS Junior Researchers before submitting their application for admission.
Shunsuke Saruwatari, Professor
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Saruwatari Lab (Cyber-Physical Networking Lab) explores the convergence of the physical world and cyberspace through advanced networking technologies. By integrating sensing, communication, and AI, the lab creates foundational technologies that support a smarter, more closely connected future society. Going beyond simple data communication, the lab aims to build networks that understand the environment and human behavior, and that naturally connect people, things, and spaces.
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