Cyber Informatics(CI)

 Designing the Ubiquitous Network Society


HATTORI, Takashi
Professor, Program Chairperson

The computer, the Internet, and other digital technologies developed in the 20th century now provide the social infrastructure that supports people and society in the 21st century. The CI Program conducts a broad range of research aimed at creating a future society that is affluent, safe and fun. This includes research on the technology and methods required for network construction and the digital processing of information, including representation, archiving, transmission, encryption, and decryption; research on completely redesigning physical space based on the information technology that is ubiquitous computing; research on applications and interfaces that connect people to technology; and research on the design of a new society, which we will have to consider once this connection is made.

There is a Professional Course related to the CI Program: the Cyber Security Course, which we encourage our students to acquire a certificate from.

Affiliated Academic Projects

  • Novel Computing: AI and Brain Science
  • Creation of Smart City
  • Software System
  • HCI Remixed
  • Internet Technology
  • Internet Civilization

List of Academic Project

Faculty Members(as of April, 2022)

Note: "◎" indicates the Program chairperson. " "(Underline) indicates not Graduate School Committee Members.

Name Title Research Interrest(S)
ATAKA, Kazuto ProfessorData science and data-driven thinking, Strategy building, New product development
HAGINO, Tatsuya ProfessorSoftware Science (Programming Language, System Software, Web Technology)
◎HATTORI, Takashi ProfessorComputer Science
KANAZAWA, Atsushi Associate ProfessorMathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Mathematical Physics)
KAWASHIMA, Hideyuki Associate ProfessorComputer science, database, transaction, system software
KUSUMOTO, Hiroyuki ProfessorComputer Network
MASUI, Toshiyuki ProfessorUser Interface, Ubiquitous Computing
MITSUGI, Jin ProfessorWireless communications, Space structures, Computational engineering
NAKAMURA, Osamu ProfessorComputer Science, Internet
NAKAZAWA, Jin ProfessorDistributed Systems, Middleware, Ubiquitous Computing, Computer Networks
OKOSHI TadashiAssociate ProfessorComputing for Wellbeing, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
SHINJO, Atsushi ProfessorAgriculture, Information Policy, Computer Science
SHIRAI, Yuko Associate ProfessorEnvironmental engineering / Urban engineering / Technological developments in forestry / From forest to timber to wooden architecture / Forest and water environmental system / Urbanism in Germany and France
TAKASHIO, Kazunori ProfessorCloud Network Robotics, Social Robotics, Human-Robot Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing
TAKEDA, Keiji ProfessorUAV/Drone, AI, VR/XR, Videography, Web Application, Advanced Information Technology Applications
TEZUKA, Satoru ProfessorCybersecurity, Information Security, Electronic Authentication, Electronic Signature, Electronic Government System
UEHARA, Keisuke ProfessorComputer Networks
VAN METER, Rodney ProfessorQuantum computing systems, quantum Internet, quantum education, technology in education
YAHAGI, Naohisa ProfessorSystem Strategy, System Design, Strategy for value-based healthcare delivery

Submembers

Name Title Research Interrest(S)
IBA, Takashi ProfessorArt and Science of Creativity, Pattern Languages, Systems Theory, Science of Complexity
MIYAMOTO, Yoshiaki Assistant ProfessorMeteorology and Climate Science
NAKANISHI, Yasuto ProfessorUI/UX, HCI, HRI, Design Aid System, Creative Activity Support
SUWA, Masaki Professorcognitive science, artificial intelligence, communication design, design science

Faculty Profile

Possibilities after Graduation

This Program is focused on training IT specialists who can design/assemble the information infrastructure that forms the foundation of the information society, and intellectual information systems that are easy to use. These specialists are the designers/constructors of the cyber-society, information educators, corporate education managers, venture entrepreneurs, and leading researchers who can identify and resolve problems, as well as disseminate their knowledge.

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