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Labs in Institute of Science Tokyo, School of Engineering

154 labs · 45 student voices

Faculties at Institute of Science Tokyo ›

• Department of Systems and Control Engineering18
• Department of Mechanical Engineering48
• Department of Industrial Engineering and Economics19
• Department of Information and Communications Engineering29
• Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering40

Yamato Lab

Takehiko Yamato, Professor

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The lab combines theory and experiments to design better institutions.

The Yamato Lab studies institution design to achieve efficient and fair allocation of resources. Centered on mechanism design and experimental economics, the lab combines microeconomic theory and game theory with experiments. Even institutions that theory shows to be good are tested in experiments with human participants to see whether they actually work in practice. The lab is divided into a "Theory Track" and an "Experiment Track," which carry out theoretical and experimental research respectively.

#Mechanism design #Experimental economics #Game theory

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Umemuro Lab

Hiroyuki Umemuro, Professor

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The lab focuses on human emotions to design good emotional experiences.

The Umemuro Lab conducts research focusing on human emotions and states. The lab calls something "affective" when it has the power to evoke emotions in people and has been carefully designed with people's emotional experience in mind. The lab aims to make the world affective by understanding and creating people's emotional experiences. The core of the research is "humans." Students have studied topics such as human-robot interaction, older adults and technology, and the effects of emotions on organizations.

#Emotion #User experience #Design

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Kawasaki Lab

Ryo Kawasaki, Associate Professor

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The lab applies game theory to explore better social systems.

The Kawasaki Lab uses game theory to study what better social systems should look like. In recent years, research that takes an engineering approach to social mechanisms, based on theoretical research in economics, has become active. The Kawasaki Lab uses game theory methods to apply this theoretical research to economics and various other fields. The keywords of the research are game theory, matching theory, and stability.

#Game theory #Matching theory #Stability

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Thiem Lab

Thiem Van Chu, Associate Professor

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The lab works on running machine learning efficiently through computer architecture and FPGAs.

The Thiem Lab studies computer architecture and reconfigurable computing using FPGAs. The lab deals with the inner workings of computers themselves, as well as the algorithms and hardware for running machine learning. Recently, the lab has been working on ways to run machine learning efficiently and on processing sparse data.

#Computer architecture #FPGA #Machine learning

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