Department of
Information and Computer Technology

Research Groups & Research Areas

• Social Design

  We address issues to be solved in modern times from the perspective of social design. Major themes include the design of systems for education, logistics, medical and health services, as well as disaster control, while applying a wide range of information technology. We also create new business models coming along with these systems.

  Akakura Research Group / Taniguchi Research Group

• Data Science

  We seek to understand the world through data and to unravel its complexities. Our primary focus is on using statistical methods, causal inference, machine learning and other approaches to scientifically analyze data in order to gain new insights and build various systems.

  Irie Research Group / Shinozaki Research Group / Sozu Research Group

• Software Design

  As a fundamental technology supporting the realization of a ubiquitous society and other aspects of a diversified information society, we aim to create information networks that offer advanced security and even higher performance and functionality. Major themes include proposing new distributed processing, and cloud technologies.

  Fujisawa Research Group / Ikebe Research Group / Okadome Research Group / Onizawa Research Group

• Intelligent Systems

  We design systems while analyzing and understanding the nature of the human intellect, in order to offer true assistance for human activities. Major themes include signal processing technologies adapted to robots with learning functions, and biometric information of humans, as well as the further development of media technology and the creation of new technologies.

  Ikeguchi Research Group / Nakamura Research Group / Tatsukawa Research Group