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Yuko Ikkatai, Professor
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The Ikkatai Lab studies citizen science and the gender gap in entering science and engineering fields of study. The listed research fields are sociology of science and history of science and technology (citizen science, civic science, open science) and gender (entering science and engineering fields, gender gap). Professor Yuko Ikkatai earned a PhD in Psychology at Keio University, and has also been engaged in research on birds and in practical research on science communication.
Hiroki Oura, Professor
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The Oura Lab is the lab of Professor Hiroki Oura, who lists educational technology and the learning sciences as research keywords. Its listed research areas are flipped classrooms, MOOCs, and learning analytics. Its research topics are the learning sciences and collaborative learning/CSCL. Since 2021, the lab has also been working on hybrid/HyFlex teaching and learning and on the evaluation of scientific information.
Yuta Kozakai, Lecturer
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The Kozakai Lab studies the representation theory of finite groups, a branch of algebra. Its research keyword is "modular representation theory of finite groups," and Lecturer Yuta Kozakai has worked on this topic since 2015.
Masaharu Takemura, Professor
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Through research on giant viruses, the Takemura Lab aims to demonstrate the hypothesis that the cell nucleus was brought about by viral infection. The lab combines experiments using actual cells and viruses with computer-based bioinformatics and data science. The lab also conducts research on biology education that uses viruses as its subject matter. Recruitment of undergraduate research students from the Faculty of Science Division I, Department of Science Communication will begin in fiscal 2029.
Yuki Watanabe, Professor
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The Watanabe Lab specializes in educational technology and studies how to design learning environments. Professor Watanabe's research topics are educational technology, instructional design, and learning environment design. Assistant Professor Kondo's main research areas are self-regulated learning and CSCL. The lab's website takes the form of Professor Watanabe's personal website, and it publishes research achievements, course materials, and more.
Unregistered Unregistered, Professor
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The Unregistered Lab conducts physics education research, which studies how physics is learned and taught. Each field of science and engineering, such as physics, chemistry, and biology, has its own research area on how that field is specifically taught and learned, and physics education research is likewise built on the findings of many researchers. The lab studies the difficulties learners have in understanding physics concepts presented through multiple representations, and the development of teaching methods and curricula that use ICT and other tools to build scientific concepts effectively. The lab studies not only physics education but also science education more broadly.
Takahiro Nishiyama, Professor
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The Nishiyama Lab studies the development of the theory of multivariate statistical analysis and its applications. Its research fields are multivariate analysis in statistical science and mathematical statistics in the foundations of mathematics and applied mathematics. Professor Takahiro Nishiyama works on research in multivariate statistical analysis, and joined the Department of Science Communication as a professor in April 2026.
Takuma Nishimura, Associate Professor
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The lab studies human motivation based on self-determination theory in psychology. It investigates how motivation works in educational and organizational settings, and analyzes data from experiments and surveys using statistical methods. The lab aims to identify the psychological factors behind behavior and apply them to more effective educational support and organizational management. In the university's researcher database, the lab is introduced under the name "Self-determination Theory Lab in Japan."
Takako Akakura, Professor
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The lab studies e-learning and e-testing, which are computer-based systems for learning and testing. Its research fields are intelligent informatics, educational technology, and control and systems engineering. The lab works on user authentication technology for e-learning and e-testing, and is developing methods for authenticating test takers. Since 2016, it has also been developing a learning support system for intellectual property law.
Takahiro Suzuki, Lecturer
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The lab's research field is chemistry education, within science education. Its current research project is developing teaching materials on photochemical reactions using methylene blue. Its research history also includes developing chemistry experiment teaching materials on metal plating and lead-acid batteries.
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