About Me
I'm a professor of computer science, living in Osaka, JAPAN. Main research topics are bioinformatics, data science and legal informatics.
The figure is my son and me when I stayed in Hawaii University.
Research Interest
Data Science
from data acquisition to processing, analysis and knowledge discovery
Bioinformatics
Data science covering biological, medical and pharmaceutical information
Legal Informatics
Data Science for Legal Information
Machine Learning
Bayesian Network & Neural Network
Education
1997 - 2000
Ph. D in Computer Science
Grad. Sch. Engineering Science,
Osaka University, JAPAN
1995 - 1997
Master in Computer Science
Grad. Sch. Engineering Science,
Osaka University, JAPAN
1992 - 1995
Bachelor of Computer Science
Sch. Engineering Science,
Osaka University, JAPAN
Present Condition
2017 -
Professor
Faculty of Informatics,
Kansai University
2017 -
Guest Professor
Grad. Sch. Medicine,
Osaka University
2017 -
Guest Professor
Grad. Sch. Information Science and Technology,
Osaka University
2016 -
Editor in Chief
IPSJ Transactions on Bioinformatics
Research Policy
I have promoted computer science methods aiming at discovering knowledge from data, so-called machine learning and data ming research. In particular, I have been trying practical research that emphasizes the application to fields other than information science.
I have applied ICT mainly to biological, medical and legal data. The researches have given me the challenging tasks of computer science. Then, I generalized the techniques specialized in each field.
The cycle between ICT and application is the policy of my research.