Department of Information Sciences

Introduction

The Department of Information Sciences cultivates human resources who have learned advanced, specialized knowledge that emphasizes the fundamentals in the 3 mutually related fields of basic mathematical information, applied mathematical information and computer science, and who can contribute to the development of information science from a wide perspective.

List of Research Areas and Faculty Members

CourseFaculty in ChargeResearch Institute Area
Mathematical InformationProfessorMasanori OhyaQuantum Information Theory
Quantum Computation
Information Genetics
Applied InformaticsProfessorNoboru WatanabeOptical Communication
Quantum Communication Theory
Mathematical AnalysisProfessorYoshio TogawaNonlinear Systems
Statistical MathematicsProfessorSadao TomizawaStatistics
Operations ResearchProfessorMasakiyo MiyagawaOperations Research
Stochastic Networks
Queuing Theory
Computer MathematicsProfessorShigeo AkashiComputational Science
Data Compression
Software EnvironmentsProfessorMasayuki TakedaProgramming Language Theory
Information Networks
Requirements Specification TechnologyJunior Associate ProfessorSusumu EnomotoSpecification Language Theory
Product Model Theory
Artificial IntelligenceProfessorIkuo TaharaIntelligent Information Theory
Artificial Intelligence
BioinfomaticsAssociate ProfessorSato KeikoInformation Theoretical Approach to Life Phenomena
Language ProcessingAssociate ProfessorMunehiro TakimotoCode Optimization
Discrete MathematicsAssociate ProfessorNobuko MiyamotoCombinatorial Design
theory of computationJunior Associate ProfessorSatoshi IriyamaAlgorithm Theory
(Visiting Faculty Members and Research Fields Based on the Joint Graduate School System)
Basic Theory of SoftwareVisiting ProfessorKoichi HashidaNatural Language Processing
Professor*Ikuo Tahara
(Note) * indicates deputy advisors.

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