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Tatsuya Yumiyama, Professor
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The Yumiyama Lab studies religiosity and spirituality in the contemporary world. It treats this religious awareness as a cultural resource, such as trust, connections, and life education, and focuses on its potential. The lab is also interested in how the way Japanese people live has changed since the Great East Japan Earthquake, and in the awareness and practices of standing by those affected by disasters and poverty. Grounded in the sociology of religion, it deals not only with religious organizations but also with the awareness and behavior of contemporary people more broadly.
Asa Ito, Professor
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The Ito Lab studies how the human body exists, through the lens of disability. Its fields are aesthetics and contemporary art, and it takes on areas that are hard to put into words, using words. The lab invites people who want to think together about their own senses and bodies, such as being unable to see, unable to hear, or having difficulty moving, and listens closely to their accounts.
Hironao Kaneko, Associate Professor
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The Kaneko Lab is a rare lab at this university where students can specialize in legal studies. It covers a broad range of topics in fields that bridge technology and law, including civil law, e-commerce, and information security. Dispute resolution procedures, and dispute resolution costs such as litigation costs and attorney's fees, are also research topics. The lab also works on electronic evidence and on consumer protection amid advancing digital transformation (DX).
Takuji Matsumoto, Associate Professor
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The Matsumoto Lab studies risk management and market design in energy markets. The lab builds forecasting models for time series data such as electricity demand, solar power generation, and electricity prices. Based on these forecasts, the lab designs financial products such as weather derivatives and explores ways to reduce the risk of price fluctuations. As distributed energy resources such as renewable energy and storage batteries become more widespread, the lab also works on how to design market mechanisms.
Seiichiro Honjo, Associate Professor
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The Honjo Lab studies the subjects of business administration, such as consumers, markets, and companies. It re-examines them from a perspective based on insights from complex systems science and cybernetics. The lab explores how the complexity found in living things and in society can be linked to value. Its main subjects are social innovation that creates markets, how digital technology, a prerequisite for it, is used, and brand building.
Masaharu Tsujimoto, Professor
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The Tsujimoto Lab focuses on ecosystem strategy. Ecosystem strategy uses the view of natural ecosystems as a metaphor to understand social and economic systems from a broad, historical perspective. Built on ecosystem theory and platform theory, the lab's research uses methods such as integrative reviews, social statistical analysis, and qualitative data analysis. The lab does not stop at analysis. It aims to change real-world society by redesigning and implementing ecosystems.
Shintaro Sengoku, Professor
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The Sengoku Lab studies management of technology, focusing on the biotechnology and healthcare industries. Based on observation in the field, the lab investigates how to run interdisciplinary and convergent research and industry-academia collaboration successfully. From this work, the lab develops and proposes standard approaches to innovation management. The lab aims for a form in which building theory and applying it in practice reinforce each other.
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