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Graduate School of Information Science
As the highly sophisticated information society develops, the School promotes advanced fundamental research in the field of information science, while training students to become leading researchers and engineers for the research and development of information and communication processing technology, information system design technology, and bioscience integrated with information science.
Department of Information Processing
The Department offers a range of courses for an advanced education in information processing, focusing on fundamental theories such as information theory, formal logic, computational linguistics, natural language recognition, knowledge representation, pattern recognition, speech recognition/synthesis, and processing technology.
| Laboratories | Laboratories | Visiting course |
| Foundations of Information Science | Artificial Intelligence (visiting course) | Applied Linguistics |
| Foundations of Software | Image Processing | Quantum Information Processing (visiting course) |
| Computer Design and Test | Speech and Acoustics | |
| Internet Engineering | Interactive Media Design | |
| Computational Linguistics |
Department of Information Systems
In order to establish basic technologies to realize the highly sophisticated information society, the Department is engaged in research and education in the highly advanced information system architectures, software, operating systems, database systems, advanced information media, integrative information communication networks, modeling and simulation of systems, system control, and robotics.
| Laboratories | Laboratories | Laboratories |
| Computing Architecture | Systems Science | Internet Architecture and Systems |
| Software Engineering | Systems and Control | |
| Communications | Robotics | |
| Vision and Media Computing | Software Design and Technology |
Department of Bioinformatics and Genomics
Utilizing genomics, genome function analysis, and protein structure analysis as three main tools, the Department carries out integrative research and education in post-genomic sequence and information processing technology for life science.
| Laboratories | Laboratories | Visiting course |
| Database | Structural Biology | Neural Computation |
| Theoretical Life Science | Functional Genomics | |
| Biomedical Imaging and Informatics | Comparative Genomics | |
| Systems Biology | Structural and Functional Bioinformatics |
Collaborative Laboratories
| Laboratories | Collaborative Institutions |
| Communication | Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation |
| Computational Neuroscience | Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International |
| Network-Human Interaction | Panasonic Corporation Advanced Technology Research Laboratories |
| Information Systems Architecture | NEC Corporation |
| Human Interface | Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. |
| Multimedia Mobile Communications | NTT DoCoMo, Inc. |
| Optical and Vision Sensing | OMRON Corporation Research and Development HQ, Sensing Laboratory |
| Biomembrane Informatics | National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology |
| Digital Human | National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology |
| Technology of Radiological Science | Research Institute of National Cardiovascular Center |
| Universal Communications | Keihanna Cooperation University System/Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University/Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Osaka University/Graduate School of Information Science, Nara Institute of Science and Technology/National Institute of Information and Communications Technology/Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International/Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation |