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BIRTLES, Mark Full-time lecturer BIRTLES, Mark

  • GIS ( Faculty of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies Global Studies) Department of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies
Major
English Language and Applied Linguistics
Seminar or Research Theme
AI and the authenticity of voice; digital writing

HEIDENREICH, Dietmar Professor HEIDENREICH, Dietmar

  • Faculty of Letters Department of Philosophy
Major
Literature and philosophy, comparative culture
Seminar or Research Theme
Comparative study of aphorist and moralist thought, culture and thought of the 1920s and 1930s
Special Lecture in Philosophy (5)-1 is cancelled

HAGA Kazuki Associate Professor Haga Kazuki

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
Japanese environmental history, Japanese modern history, forest policy studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Japanese history depicted in terms of "the relationship between people and nature

Tatsuhiko HAGIZAWA Professor HAGIZAWA Tatsuhiko

  • Graduate School of Law, Department of Law
Major
Jurisprudence
Seminar or Research Theme
Litigation costs and reduction of burden of attorney's fees (third-party burden, etc.), setoff and res judicata, interest of lawsuit

PAKU Chonhyon Professor PAKU Chonhyon

  • Department of Business EconomicsFaculty of Economics
Major
Geography (Urban Geography)
Seminar or Research Theme
International urban systems, cross-border regional cooperation
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Urban Geography
Seminar or Research Theme
Globalization of Culture Industry and Business Behavior and International Urban System

Ayako HASHIZUME Associate Professor HASHIZUME Ayako

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies
Major
User Engineering, User-Centered Design
Seminar or Research Theme
Investigation and analysis of users' situations and behaviors in real contexts
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
User Engineering, User-Centered Design
Seminar or Research Theme
Investigation and analysis of users' situations and behaviors in real contexts

Itaru HASHIMOTO Professor HASHIMOTO Itaru

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
French language and literature
Seminar or Research Theme
18th century French literature, French culture

Masahiro Hashimoto Professor HASHIMOTO Masahiro

  • Graduate School of Policy and Creative Studies Major in Policy and Creative Studies
Major
Innovation policy, IP strategy and policy, technology management, human resource development
Seminar or Research Theme
Technology management, innovation policy, intellectual property strategy, regional industry creation

Hasnine M. Nehal Associate Professor Hasnine M.Nehal

  • Information Media Education and Research Center
Major
Information Technology, Vocabulary Learning, Computer-assisted Language Learning, Multimodal Learning Analytics
Seminar or Research Theme
Learning support systems, educational data mining, ubiquitous learning, learning analytics

Naoya Hasegawa Professor Naoya HASEGAWA

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
Corporate Theory, Corporate Governance, ESG Investment
Seminar or Research Theme
Exploration of sustainability management
  • Graduate School of Public Policy and Social Governance Major in Sustainability Studies
Major
Sustainability management, CSR, business ethics, entrepreneurial history
Seminar or Research Theme
Formation of corporate value and non-financial factors, ESG investment / SRI (Socially Responsible Investment), Formation of business ethics and ideological factors

Shohei HASEGAWA Associate Professor HASEGAWA Shohei

  • Department of Markets and ManagementFaculty of Business Administration
Major
Marketing Research
Seminar or Research Theme
Quantitative Analysis of Consumer Purchase History Data
  • Graduate School of Business Administration, Department of Major in Business Administration (Evening: in charge of Marketing Course)
Major
Marketing Science
Seminar or Research Theme
Statistical Analysis of Marketing Data

Tamaki Hattori Professor Tamaki HATTORI

  • Department of Clinical Psychology
Major
Educational psychometrics, psychological data analysis
Seminar or Research Theme
Theory and application of latent variable models
Office hours this year: Wednesday, 2nd period
What kind of student were you when you took the exam? I was a student of the University of Tokyo and I was very enthusiastic about club activities, aiming to participate in the Inter-High School Championships, although I did not make it.
What book would you recommend to students? Masahiko Fujiwara, "Young Mathematicians in America
Message to students: Let's study together in an environment blessed with nature.
  • Graduate School of Social Well-being Studies Major in Social Policy and Community Development
Major
Educational psychometrics, psychological data analysis
Seminar or Research Theme
Theory and application of item response theory and psychological data analysis
  • Graduate School of Social Well-being Studies Major in Clinical Psychology
Major
Educational psychometrics, psychological data analysis
Seminar or Research Theme
Theory and application of item response theory and psychological data analysis
  • Graduate School of Social Well-being Studies Major in Social Policy, Community Development, Clinical Psychology
Major
Educational psychometrics, psychological data analysis
Seminar or Research Theme
Theory and application of item response theory and psychological data analysis

Keita Hatooka Professor HATOOKA Keita

  • Institute of International Japanese Studies
Major
American literature, environmental literature, pop culture criticism
Seminar or Research Theme
Environmental critical reading of postmodern fiction, history and theory of adaptation
  • Department of English
Major
American literature, environmental literature, pop culture criticism
Seminar or Research Theme
Environmental critical reading of postmodern fiction, history and theory of adaptation
  • Graduate School of Humanities Major in English Literature and Linguistics
Major
American literature, environmental literature, pop culture criticism
Seminar or Research Theme
Environmental critical reading of postmodern fiction, history and theory of adaptation

Hiroshi HANAIZUMI Professor HANAIZUMI Hiroshi

  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Image processing and recognition, remote sensing, image measurement
Seminar or Research Theme
Remote sensing, medical image processing, face recognition
  • Department of Digital MediaFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Image processing, remote sensing
Seminar or Research Theme
Recognition of face and surrounding environment using images, 3D medical image processing methods, video processing

Miki Hanazaki Professor HANAZAKI Miki

  • Department of Digital MediaFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Linguistic anthropology, semantics, sociolinguistics
Seminar or Research Theme
Contrastive comparison of language use in Japanese and English linguistic and cultural societies, and homology between language and culture on this basis

BABA Toshiyuki Professor BABA Toshiyuki

  • Faculty of Economics Department of International Economics
Major
Asian economies, technology transfer, technology management
Seminar or Research Theme
The role of Japan in the development of Asia and the impact of technological transition on the economy
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Asian Economy, Management of Technology, Automobile Industry
Seminar or Research Theme
Various conditions for the creation of the automobile industry in developing countries, global value chain of the automobile industry, and the impact of technological transition on the economy

BABA Tomokazu Professor BABA Tomokazu

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies
Major
Philosophy, Ethics, History of Ideas, Philosophy Practice
Seminar or Research Theme
Philosophy (history) of dialogue and implementation of (philosophical) dialogue in contemporary society Investigation, practice, and discussion of the nature and possibilities of dialogue, using the history of philosophy and contemporary examples of dialogue implementation as material

Junya HAMAAKI Associate Professor Junya HAMAAKI

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
Public economics, applied econometrics
Seminar or Research Theme
Microeconometric analysis on social security, taxation, and labor
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Public economics, applied econometrics
Seminar or Research Theme
Microeconometric analysis of household behavior

HAMASUNA Takahiro Associate Professor HAMASUNA Takahiro

  • Ohara Institute of Social Problems
Major
Seminar or Research Theme

Hideaki Hamada Professor HAMADA Hideaki

  • Graduate School of Engineering and Design Major in Architecture
Major
Architectural Structures, Structural Design
Seminar or Research Theme
Exploration of comprehensive structural design methods and principles.
  • Department of ArchitectureFaculty of Engineering and Design
Major
Architectural Structure
Seminar or Research Theme
Architectural Structure Laboratory: Explores comprehensive structural design methods that balance design, rationality, and safety through multifaceted thinking in theory and application, using the wisdom of our predecessors and the latest technology.

HAMANAKA Haru Professor HAMANAKA Haru

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology
Major
German Literature and Representational Culture
Seminar or Research Theme
Representational culture of landscape and place

Hiroshi Hamamoto Professor HAMAMOTO Hiroshi

  • Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry Department of Clinical Plant Science
Major
◆Department of Plant Pathology and Plant Medical Science
Seminar or Research Theme
Construction of basic and advanced technologies for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of plant diseases, and breeding for plant disease resistance using biotechnology
◆Career: Team Leader, Plant Science Research Center, Institute of Scientific Research, Specially Appointed Associate Professor, Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, The University of Tokyo
◆Primary Achievements: Development of molecular diagnostics for drug resistance in phytopathogenic fungi, Creation of functional plants using plant virus vectors
  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Frontier Bioscience
Major
Plant Medical Science, Plant Pathology
Seminar or Research Theme
Construction of basic and advanced technologies for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of plant diseases, and breeding for plant disease resistance using biotechnology

HAYASHI Yoichi Associate Professor HAYASHI Yoichi

  • Faculty of Letters Department of Psychology
Major
Physiological Psychology, Exercise Physiology
Seminar or Research Theme
Correspondence between perception and cognition of physical condition and objective evaluation and the learning and acquisition of movement during exercise and sports
  • Graduate School of Sports and Health Studies Major in Sports and Health Studies
Major
Applied health science, physiological psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Sensory perception and motor control of physical activity and sports movement, correspondence between physiological states and psychological information, measurement and evaluation of physical fitness for various physical performances

Shizue Hayashi Professor HAYASHI Shizue

  • Faculty of Intercultural Communication Department of Intercultural Communication
Major
Literature and Culture of German-speaking Countries, History of Japanese-German Cultural Exchange, Representational Culture
Seminar or Research Theme
◆Research Themes: Representational Culture (Pop Culture Theory, Politics of Representation), Cultural Studies of Song and Music, Aesthetic Theory (Receptive Aesthetics, Hermeneutics, etc.), Cultural Theory (Media Theory, etc.) ◆Seminar: Seminar in Representational Culture (Pop Culture/Popular Music Genealogy)
Seminar: ・Presentation practice and discussion are emphasized in the seminar. In the spring semester, we will have "research presentations" and discussions on the themes of "my favorite (music of my soul)" and "history of popular music"; in the fall semester, we will have "individual presentations" based on our own research themes, and write reports based on those presentations.
Another important theme of this seminar is "structural analysis and observation of language communication. It seems that today's society places a great deal of importance on "individuality," and yet it is not uncommon for people's words about their hobbies to come under fire on social networking sites, is it? Since it is a small seminar, discussions range from casual chitchat to research presentations, and we feel free to talk about anything. For those who want to be able to express their own opinions in front of others, this is good practice. I think this is a good place to practice for those who want to be able to express their opinions in front of others.
In the "Study of Myself," many of the students work on analyzing various music scenes and genres, artists and fandoms, and various discourses exchanged over "guesses".
◆Major subjects: German language courses, German language application, culture of German-speaking countries, visual images and literature, exercise in representational culture, etc.
◆Fieldwork: Traditionally, we have all gone to SUMMER SONIC (Tokyo).
However, from FY2024 onward, we are planning to change the plan to "going to music festivals and live concerts on your own or on a voluntary basis".

Shunsuke Hayashi Professor HAYASHI Shunsuke

  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering of Science and Graduate School of Science and Engineering for Science and Technology Major in Systems Science and Engineering (Management Systems)
Major
Continuous optimization, equilibrium problems
Seminar or Research Theme
Design of continuous optimization algorithms and optimization approaches for equilibrium problems
  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Major
Optimization Management
Seminar or Research Theme
Continuous optimization, complementarity problems, variational inequality problems

HAYASHI Reona Professor HAYASHI Reona

  • Graduate School of Public Policy and Social Governance Major in Public Policy and Social Governance
Major
Public administration, public management theory, public policy studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Policy and Public Administration, People and Organizations in Public Administration
  • Faculty of Law Department of Political Science
Major
Public administration, public management theory, public policy studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Human resource administration theory, public service motivation, civic comparison, nuclear energy policy

Taisuke Harada Associate Professor HARADA Daisuke

  • Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringFaculty of Engineering and Design
Major
Environmental systems: hydraulic engineering, river engineering, sediment hydraulics
Seminar or Research Theme
River and Watershed Environment Laboratory: Conducts research to realize management of rivers and watersheds that will balance the reduction of water-related disasters such as flood overflows, including sediment and driftwood, and a rich river environment in the midst of ongoing climate change.
  • Graduate School of Engineering and Design Major in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Major
Hydraulic engineering, river engineering, sediment hydraulics
Seminar or Research Theme
River and Watershed Environment Laboratory: Conducts research to realize management of rivers and watersheds that will balance the reduction of water-related disasters such as flood overflows, including sediment and driftwood, and a rich river environment in the midst of ongoing climate change.

HANN, George Full-time lecturer HANN, George

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Policy Science on Society
Major
English Education
Seminar or Research Theme
Drama in English Education; Language Preservation and Revitalization

HAN Jaehyang Professor HAN Jaehyang

  • Graduate School of Business Administration, Department of Major in Business Administration (Evening, in charge of Entrepreneurship Training Course)
Major
Economic History of Modern Japan
Seminar or Research Theme
Industrial History
  • Department of Business StrategyFaculty of Business Administration
Major
Industrial History
Seminar or Research Theme
Historical research on industries such as minority businesses, pachinko, and automobiles

BAN Aken Professor BAN Aken

  • Department of Law
Major
Commercial law
Seminar or Research Theme
Study of the institutions of joint-stock companies and insurance contract law
  • Graduate School of Law Major in Law
Major
Company Law, Insurance Law, Financial Instruments and Exchange Law
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on company operation and management mechanisms, etc.

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HIGASHIDE Masumi Full-time lecturer HIGASHIDE masumi

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering of Mechanical Engineering
Major
Environmental Materials Laboratory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on high-strength recycled CFRP, mechanisms for generating litter from spacecraft, and structural materials that are less likely to generate space litter
  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Mechanical Engineering
Major
Environmental Materials Laboratory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on high-strength recycled CFRP, mechanisms for generating litter from spacecraft, and structural materials that are less likely to generate space litter

Akihiko Higuchi Professor Akihiko Higuchi

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology
Major
Community Policy
Seminar or Research Theme
Social Exclusion/Social Inclusion, Youth Theory, NPO/NGO, Diversification of Work Styles
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
Community Policy
Seminar or Research Theme
Social exclusion / social inclusion, youth theory, NPO / NGO, diversification of work styles

Eisuke Hisai Professor HISAI Eisuke

  • Graduate School of Career Studies Major in Career Studies
Major
Social pedagogy
Seminar or Research Theme
History of modern and contemporary social education, social education and social stratification/communality, lifelong learning promotion and social education administration (facilities and staff)
  • Faculty of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies Department of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies
Major
Social Education, Lifelong Learning
Seminar or Research Theme
Learning outside of school, capturing the history and current status of adult learning

Masao Hisaki Associate Professor HISAKI Masao

  • Faculty of Intercultural Communication Department of Intercultural Communication
Major
Early Modern History of Spain and Portugal
Seminar or Research Theme
◆Research Topic: Religion and Ethnicity in the Iberian Peninsula in the Early Modern Period, with Special Reference to the Jewish Converted Christians
◆Major Subjects: Spanish, Cultures of Spanish-speaking Countries I, Religion and Society III

HIDAKA Soichiro Professor HIDAKA Soichiro

  • Department of Computer ScienceFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Programming languages (database programming languages), underlying software
Seminar or Research Theme
Programming languages, program transformation, bidirectional transformation and its application to software engineering
  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Programming languages, underlying software
Seminar or Research Theme
Programming languages, program transformation, bidirectional transformation and its application to model-driven engineering

HINODA Hiroyuki Professor HINODA Hiroyuki

  • Graduate School of Law, Department of Law
Major
Jurisprudence
Seminar or Research Theme
Litigation costs and reduction of burden of attorney's fees (third-party burden, etc.), setoff and res judicata, interest of lawsuit

Den HIHARA Professor HIHARA Tsutae

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
Chinese Philosophy, Classical Chinese Literature, Japanese Chinese Literature
Seminar or Research Theme
Thinking about scenic and poetic sites and cities

Toshiyuki Hirai Professor HIRAI Toshiyuki

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
Game theory, microeconomics, public economics
Seminar or Research Theme
Cooperative game analysis of information goods trade and public goods supply, matching theory
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Game theory, microeconomics, public economics
Seminar or Research Theme
Cooperative game analysis of information goods trade and public goods supply, matching theory

Tomoki Hirase Professor Tomoki HIRASE

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
History of Economic Theory Formation
Seminar or Research Theme
Monetary Policy Analysis in the Interwar Period
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
History of Economic Theory Formation
Seminar or Research Theme
Reassessment of macroeconomic analysis in the interwar period

Hideaki Hirata Professor HIRATA Hideaki

  • Department of Business StrategyFaculty of Business Administration
Major
Japanese Economy
Seminar or Research Theme
Empirical research on the Japanese economy, research on international spillovers of economic fluctuations
  • Graduate School of Business Administration Department Major in Business Administration (Daytime)
Major
Japanese Economy
Seminar or Research Theme
Business Fluctuations in Japan, Japanese Financial System, Expectation Formation and Economic Policy

Maki Hiratsuka Professor HIRATSUKA Maki

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology
Major
Pedagogy, human development, especially research on the transition to young adulthood
Seminar or Research Theme
The meaning of "becoming an adult" - modern society and human upbringing, independence, and education
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
pedagogy, research on young people in transition
Seminar or Research Theme
Implications of youthwork and social pedagogy in youth support

Toshiyuki Hirano Professor HIRANO Toshiyuki

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering of Mechanical Engineering
Major
Fluid Machinery Laboratory
Seminar or Research Theme
This laboratory conducts research on turbomachinery to reduce the size, increase the efficiency, and expand the operating range of turbomachinery. The flow inside turbomachinery is an unsteady three-dimensional flow, and if it is operated outside the design point, it causes flow instability.
  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Mechanical Engineering
Major
Fluid mechanics, fluid engineering
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on internal flow and performance of micro fans, research on internal flow and performance of centrifugal compressors, research on flow around objects

HIRANOI Chieko Professor HIRANOI Chieko

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
English and American theater, comparative theater
Seminar or Research Theme
Considering local culture with a focus on the performing arts

Makoto Hirahara Associate Professor HIRAHARA Makoto

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Applied Informatics
Major
Brain Information Processing Laboratory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on neural nets, a new parallel and distributed information processing system based on neural information processing in living organisms, through research on visual information processing and brain functions.
  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Applied Informatics
Major
Brain information processing, visual psychology and optimization
Seminar or Research Theme
Engineering and psychological research on motion perception and memory, combinatorial optimization (meta-heuristics)

Daiki Hiramori Assistant Professor HIRAMORI Daiki

  • GIS ( Faculty of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies Global Studies) Department of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies
Major
Quantitative Sociology, Queer and Feminist Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Sexuality and gender stratification; demography of sexual orientation and gender identity

HIROO Katsuaki Professor HIROO Katsuaki

  • Graduate School of Law, Department of Law
Major
Seminar or Research Theme
When, how, and what kind of facts should each party allege and what kind of evidence should be submitted during the trial process of a main case in a civil lawsuit? Such issues are the basic research topics. In relation to such a theme, I once discussed "the role of parties regarding the collection of case materials" with reference to the so-called "case clarification administration theory" in (West) Germany and Japan (Kyushu University Law Review, No. 52), and "the party-based trial structure of civil litigation" focusing on the nature of issue formation procedures (Journal of Civil Procedure, No. 38). Journal of Civil Procedure No. 38). The way the parties' activities of claiming and proving their claims in the trial process of the main proceedings of civil lawsuits should be. I would like to continue to deepen my individual and specific research on such topics and publish the results of such research when the opportunity arises.

HIROOKA Yuuri Associate Professor HIROOKA Yuuri

  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Frontier Bioscience
Major
Plant parasitic fungi, fungal taxonomy, fungal ecology
Seminar or Research Theme
Multifaceted approach to the morphology and molecular biology of plant pathogenic fungi and the development of methods for diagnosis and control of these diseases
  • Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry Department of Clinical Plant Science
Major
Plant Parasitic Mycology, Fungal Taxonomy, and Fungal Ecology
Seminar or Research Theme
To clarify the diversity of fungi in the environment where plant diseases occur using multifaceted methods such as morphology and molecular biology, and to develop rapid and accurate methods for diagnosis and control of plant diseases.
◆Careers: Visiting Researcher, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Visiting Researcher, Canadian Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Visiting Researcher, University of Maryland, Adjunct Research Fellow, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute
Main research achievements: Studies on pathogenicity, taxonomy, ecology and evolution of phytopathogenic fungi, studies on arboricultural medicine, etc.

Susumu Hirokawa Professor HIROKAWA Susumu

  • Faculty of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies Department of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies
Major
Clinical psychology, career counseling
Seminar or Research Theme
Integrated career and mental health approach
  • Graduate School of Career Studies Major in Career Studies
Major
Clinical psychology, career counseling, industrial psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Mental and career integration

Midori Hirokawa Professor HIROKAWA Midori

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
Social Choice Theory, Public Economics
Seminar or Research Theme
Microeconomic Foundations of Institution Formation
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Social Choice Theory, Public Economics
Seminar or Research Theme
Microeconomic Foundations of Institution Formation

Hiroshi Oida Professor OIDA HIROSHI

  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Frontier Bioscience
Major
Plant Medical Science, Applied Entomology
Seminar or Research Theme
Development of diagnostic techniques for insects and mites that damage plants, elucidation of their ecology, evaluation of the capabilities of natural enemies, and development of environmentally friendly pest management methods. development of diagnostic techniques and ecology of plant-damaging insects and mites, evaluation of natural enemies, and development of environmentally friendly pest management techniques, aiming to contribute to the field.
  • Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry Department of Clinical Plant Science
Major
Applied Entomology, Plant Medical Science
Seminar or Research Theme
Aiming to contribute to the field by developing diagnostic techniques for insects and mites that damage plants, elucidating their ecology, evaluating the capabilities of natural enemy organisms, and developing environmentally friendly pest management techniques.
Career Summary: Researcher, Pathological Insects Laboratory, Chiba Prefectural Agriculture and Forestry Research Center, Senior Researcher, Project Research Laboratory, Chiba Prefectural University of Agriculture, Faculty Member, Department of Pests and Insect Pests, Chiba Prefectural University of Agriculture.
Main research achievements: Development of biological control technology of difficult-to-control micro pests in horticulture and open field leek, Development of pest management technology in crop rotation system using green manure crops, etc.

HIROSE Katsuya Professor HIROSE Katsuya

  • Faculty of Law Department of Political Science
Major
Public Administration and Public Policy Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Decentralization and municipal institutions and policies
  • Graduate School of Public Policy and Social Governance Major in Public Policy and Social Governance
Major
Public administration, public policy studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Political and administrative relations in local government

HIROTSU Toshio Professor HIROTSU Toshio

  • Department of Computer ScienceFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Distributed Systems
Seminar or Research Theme
Dynamic control of virtualized networks, fundamental software, Internet security, ubiquitous system infrastructure technology
  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Internet, operating systems, ubiquitous computing
Seminar or Research Theme
Dynamic relay point control mechanism for scatter virtual routers

HIRONO Masafumi Professor HIRONO Masafumi

  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Frontier Bioscience
Major
Cell Biology, Molecular Biology
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on the mechanism of universal structure of centrioles and cilia, the mechanism of centriole function in cell division, and the mechanism of ciliary motility development.
  • Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry Department of Frontier Bioscience
Major
Cell Function
Seminar or Research Theme
Molecular Cell Biology Laboratory: Research aimed at elucidating the mechanisms by which protein molecules assemble to form regular intracellular structures such as centrioles and cilia, and the mechanisms by which they function in cell division, motility, and cell-to-cell communication.

Isao Hiromatsu Associate Professor HIROMATSU Isao

  • Faculty of Intercultural Communication Department of Intercultural Communication
Major
Francophone literature (especially Caribbean Sea literature, Haitian-Quebec immigrant literature), Postcolonial theory, Melancholy
Seminar or Research Theme
◆Research Theme: To study language arts in multilingual and multicultural societies, especially in Francophonie, and to elucidate measures for coexistence and resolution of conflicts among multiple languages and cultures ◆Seminar: Seminar in Language and Culture (Language and Culture of Francophonie)
◆Introduction: In this seminar, students will read a book or watch a video on language and culture in the French-speaking countries (francophonie), setting a different region each semester (however, proficiency in French is not assumed). In the reading sessions, students will be given a book at the beginning of each semester, and will be assigned to present their resumes and make a presentation every week. For video viewing, students will view video works related to the region and culture in question (sometimes not all of them) and discuss the content and format of the video works as time permits.
　In addition, as individual presentations, each seminar student will be asked to select his/her own research theme and report on his/her research plan and actual research based on that theme, which will be discussed by all seminar students. The students are given detailed guidance on how to write a research plan (especially the "Introduction" section of the paper), how to conduct a literature survey, how to examine methodologies, and what to pay attention to in actual analysis (how to refer to and cite, etc.). If the class time is not sufficient, we also arrange time for private tutoring and other instruction. While beginning this actual writing process, students will also consider whether or not to write a final thesis (if they do not write a thesis, they will have a shorter final report).
　In addition to these research and study activities in the seminar, we have been going out to dinner and having seminar camps with the seminar students, though irregularly. In all cases, we have tried to choose places related to French-speaking countries as much as possible. Although we do not hold a seminar camp every year, we are able to decide the destination based on the wishes of the seminar students (we once went to the Tomioka Silk Mill).
　We are open to any theme as long as it is related to France, so if you are interested, please come and talk to us at seminar information sessions and other opportunities.
◆Major courses: French as a third language, The world of French, Cultures of French-speaking countries IV (offered every other year), North American culture (Quebec course), Language and culture seminar, etc.
  • Graduate School of Intercultural Communication Major in Intercultural Communication
Major
French-speaking literature, literary theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Area studies on Caribbean and Haitian-Quebec literature based on post-colonialism and melancholy theories

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VU, Tuan Khai Professor VU, Tuan Khai

  • Faculty of Economics Department of International Economics
Major
Theory and Empirics of International Macroeconomics
Seminar or Research Theme
Economic growth, trade, and exchange rate regimes in Asian countries
  • Graduate School of Economics Major in Economics
Major
Theory and Empirics of International Macroeconomics
Seminar or Research Theme
Economic growth, trade, and exchange rate regimes in Asian countries

HUANG Runhe Professor HUANG Runhe

  • Department of Computer ScienceFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Artificial Intelligence Applications
Seminar or Research Theme
Intelligent Agents and Robots, Intelligent Shared Systems in the Real World, Ubiquitous Computing, Cloud Computing
  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Artificial Intelligence, Mobile Computing, Ubiquitous System Software
Seminar or Research Theme
Intelligence sharing in smart service systems,Empathetic healthcare service system, Individual human modeling

FIELD, Mark Professor FIELD, Mark

  • Graduate School of Intercultural Communication Major in Intercultural Communication
Major
History of Ideas , European and American History
Seminar or Research Theme
  • Faculty of Intercultural Communication Department of Intercultural Communication
Major
Linguistics (Applied Modern English), Economics
Seminar or Research Theme
Research interests: Development of human resources, Japanese economy and educational reform, History of thought in English-speaking countries
◆Major Subjects: Cultures of English Speaking Countries II, English Language, English Communication I-III, English Application IX

Kiminori FUKAYA Professor FUKAYA Kiminori

  • Faculty of Intercultural Communication Department of Intercultural Communication
Major
English Literature, Film Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
◆Research Themes: Studies of physical description and social thought in novels, plays, and films/Studies of narrative techniques and screen dance in film Studies of physical description and social thought in novels, plays, and films/Studies of narrative techniques and screen dance in film ◆Seminar: Seminar in Representational Culture (Film Studies)
◆Seminar Research: Discussions and presentations on film and video works under the theme of "Society as seen through films. We also create papers, video works, zines, etc. based on these activities." (From the seminar website) "◯Why did you start this seminar? When I was a student, I learned about social issues from films such as "The Road to India" and "Fuyojin. I started this seminar in the hope that today's students will have the same experience.　What are the special features of the seminar? I want the students in the seminar to experience trial and error. I want them to experience the process of thinking for themselves and finding answers, even if they make mistakes. For that purpose, I want them to struggle in various ways in their studies and activities. (From the seminar zine "Film Studies Seminar #2")
Main courses: English, Seminar in Representational Culture, Body Representation

FUKUI Tsuneaki Professor FUKUI Tsuneaki

  • Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringFaculty of Engineering and Design
Major
Urban Planning Department: Landscape Planning, Landscape Design
Seminar or Research Theme
Landscape Design Laboratory: We study the concept and methods of creating and preserving good regional landscapes, including the design of public spaces and structures, planning and management of landscape plans and related systems, and the recognition, evaluation, and history of landscapes.
  • Graduate School of Engineering and Design Major in Civil and Environmental Engineering
Major
Landscape planning, landscape design, design of social infrastructure structures and spaces
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on the concept and methods of creating and preserving good regional landscapes, including design of public spaces and structures, planning and management of landscape planning and related systems, and recognition, evaluation, and history of landscapes.

Reie Fukui Associate Professor FUKUI Norie

  • Faculty of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies Department of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies
Major
Area Studies (mainly Northern Ireland), Cultural Studies, Urban Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Consideration of the peace process, memory, and representation between populations that have been in conflict in post-conflict societies

FUKUOKA, Takamasa Professor FUKUOKA, Takamasa

  • GIS ( Faculty of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies Global Studies) Department of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies
Major
Business Management
Seminar or Research Theme
Global Business Management (Brand Strategy; Transcultural Communication) Transcultural Communication)

FUKUSHIMA Eishi Professor FUKUSHIMA Eishi

  • Department of Business StrategyFaculty of Business Administration
Major
Strategic Decision-Making Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on management strategy and innovation, growth and transformation of industries and firms
  • Graduate School of Business Administration, Department of Major in Business Administration (Evening, in charge of Entrepreneurship Training Course)
Major
Strategic Decision-Making Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on Corporate Strategy and Organization, Technological Innovation

FUKUDA Madoka Professor FUKUDA Madoka

  • Faculty of Law Department of Global Politics
Major
International Relations, China and Taiwan Area Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Asian International Relations, Contemporary Chinese Diplomacy, China-Taiwan Relations
  • Graduate School of Politics Major in Global Politics
Major
International politics, Chinese diplomacy, Sino-Taiwanese relations
Seminar or Research Theme
History of relations between China and Taiwan and analysis of the current situation, interaction between Chinese diplomacy and the international environment

Hiroshi Fukuda Professor FUKUDA Hiroshi

  • Department of Business StrategyFaculty of Business Administration
Major
Decision-making accounting
Seminar or Research Theme
Comparison between Japan and the U.S. on the phases of accounting information
  • Graduate School of Business Administration Department Major in Business Administration (Daytime)
Major
Business Analysis
Seminar or Research Theme
Financial Phase Analysis of Japanese and U.S. Companies

Yuki Fukuda Professor Yuki FUKUDA

  • Faculty of Letters Department of Psychology
Major
Psycholinguistics and Educational Psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on the process of story comprehension
  • Major in Psychology
Major
Psycholinguistics, educational psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Models of text comprehension from the perspective of shallow processing, role of language activity in communication, reading and emotion

Junji Fukuda Professor FUKUDA Junji

  • Department of Business Administration
Major
Cost accounting theory, management accounting theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Management control systems and organizational learning
  • Graduate School of Business Administration Department Major in Business Administration (Daytime)
Major
Management Accounting Theory, Cost Accounting Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
MCS design and organizational learning, MCS development in start-up companies

FUKUMOTO Hiroji Professor FUKUMOTO Hiroji

  • Institute of International Japanese Studies
Major
Linguistics
Seminar or Research Theme
Pragmatics, Sociolinguistics, Discourse Signs and Cognitive Linguistics
  • Department of English
Major
English Linguistics
Seminar or Research Theme
English studies, English history, English grammar
  • Graduate School of Humanities Major in English Literature and Linguistics
Major
English Linguistics, History of English
Seminar or Research Theme
Changes in form, syntax, and meaning in the history of English, Grammaticalization and subjectification in the early modern English period

Naoto Fukuyo Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

  • Faculty of Letters Department of Geography
Major
Paleoenvironmental studies, Quaternary studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on reconstruction of environmental changes from the past to the present

Akihiro Fujii Professor FUJII Akihiro

  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Applied Informatics
Major
Distributed System Design
Seminar or Research Theme
Software Engineering, Network Service Technology, Electronic Commerce, Internet and Innovation, Science and Technology Policy
  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Applied Informatics
Major
Network Application Laboratory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on communication methods in information networks (multicast communication protocols, LAN communication frequency sharing methods, etc.) and Internet application technologies (Web information services, ubiquitous computing, etc.)

FUJII Kotaro Associate Professor FUJII Kotaro

  • Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry Department of Chemical Science and Technology
Major
Functional Solid State Materials Science, Crystal Chemistry
Seminar or Research Theme
(1) Search for novel ionic conductors and elucidation of their conduction mechanisms (2) Search for novel chromic materials and elucidation of their functions (3) Structural science research on functional materials by precise structural analysis using X-rays and neutrons

Makoto Fujii Professor FUJII Makoto

  • Department of Business Administration
Major
Tax Accounting Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Tax and income calculation structure, international taxation, nonprofit organization accounting
  • Graduate School of Business Administration Department Major in Business Administration (Daytime)
Major
Tax Accounting Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Corporate Income Taxation, International Taxation, Nonprofit Organization Accounting

Narumi Fujioka Associate Professor FUJIOKA Narumi

  • Faculty of Law Department of Political Science
Major
Sports Policy, Sports Management
Seminar or Research Theme
Measures to increase sports participation, Study on consumer behavior of sports participants

FUJIKI Takashi Associate Professor FUJIKI Takashi

  • Department of Law
Major
Labor Law
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on contemporary issues in labor law (basic labor rights, platform economy, use of AI in labor, U.S. labor law, and its relationship to competition law)
  • Graduate School of Law Major in Law
Major
Seminar or Research Theme

FUJIKURA Ryo Professor FUJIKURA Ryo

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
Environmental system science, international environmental cooperation
Seminar or Research Theme
Read environmental books
  • Graduate School of Public Policy and Social Governance Major in Sustainability Studies
Major
International environmental cooperation, environmental systems science, development assistance, environmental risk, environmental policy
Seminar or Research Theme
Dam Development, Resettlement, Environmental Policy Process, Developing Countries, Official Development Assistance

FUJISAWA Takeshi Professor FUJISAWA Takeshi

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Major
Optoelectronics, Optical Communication Engineering
Seminar or Research Theme
Next-generation optical communication systems, ultra-compact optical integrated circuits, silicon photonics, optical fibers
  • Graduate School of Science and Engineering Major in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Major
Optoelectronics, Optical Communication Engineering
Seminar or Research Theme
Next-generation optical communication systems, ultra-compact optical integrated circuits, silicon photonics, optical fibers

FUJISHIRO Hiroyuki Professor FUJISHIRO Hiroyuki

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies
Major
Journalism, Social Media
Seminar or Research Theme
Thinking about "how to communicate" in the age of social media
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
Journalism, Social Media
Seminar or Research Theme
Journalism and media in the age of social media / Entrepreneurial Journalism

Tetsuya Fujita Professor FUJITA Tetsuya

  • Faculty of Letters Department of Psychology
Major
Cognitive Psychology (Memory)/Educational Psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Theoretical approaches to memory, which is the basis of human cognitive and learning activities, and its application to various fields
  • Major in Psychology
Major
Cognitive psychology, educational psychology
Seminar or Research Theme
Basic research on cognitive mechanisms focusing on human memory, and applied research on education focusing on the relationship between motivation and learning strategies in learning situations

Satoru Fujita Professor FUJITA Satoru

  • Department of Digital MediaFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
Services computing
Seminar or Research Theme
Web services, multi-agent systems, human sensing
  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
XML fast processing, web services, service oriented software
Seminar or Research Theme
Modeling of service strategies, simulation analysis of society, XML and Web service execution infrastructure technology to support service society

FUJITA Mitsutaka Professor FUJITA Mitsutaka

  • Faculty of Economics Department of Economics
Major
Physics
Seminar or Research Theme
Science, Technology and Society, Science Journalism

Kenjiro Fujita Associate Professor FUJITA Kenjiro

  • Faculty of Sustainability Studies Department of Sustainability Studies
Major
Environmental sociology, environmental governance, NGO/NPO, agricultural cooperatives, biodiversity
Seminar or Research Theme
Activities of Residents and Citizens for Solving Environmental Problems and Cooperation with Government Considering the compatibility between solving rural issues and local environmental conservation
  • Graduate School of Public Policy and Social Governance Major in Sustainability Studies
Major
Environmental sociology, environmental governance, NGO/NPO, agricultural cooperatives, biodiversity
Seminar or Research Theme
Resident/citizen activities for solving environmental problems and cooperation with government Considering both solution of rural issues and conservation of local environment

FUJITA Mafumi Professor FUJITA Mafumi

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies
Major
Communication and Media Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Text (content) analysis of mass media (TV)
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
Communication and Media Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Textual analysis of mass media (television)

FUJIMURA Kouji Professor FUJIMURA Kouji

  • Department of Japanese
Major
Japanese Modern and Contemporary Literature
Seminar or Research Theme
Authors and works of Showa to modern literature
  • Graduate School of Humanities Major in Japanese Literature
Major
Modern and Contemporary Literature
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on writers and works of post-Showa period literature, especially postwar literature and contemporary literature by its successors

FUJIMOTO Takako Full-time lecturer FUJIMOTO Takako

  • Department of ArchitectureFaculty of Engineering and Design
Major
Architectural Archives
Seminar or Research Theme
Architectural Archives Laboratory: To understand the nature of materials, records, and information related to architecture, and to consider and practice the creation and utilization of these materials, records, and information.
  • Graduate School of Engineering and Design Major in Architecture
Major
Architectural Archives
Seminar or Research Theme
Focusing on research into the theory, methods, and practice of architectural archives, the course considers and practices the nature of materials, records, and information that support architectural and design culture and practice, and their relationship to society.

Chisa Fujiwara Professor FUJIWARA Chisa

  • Ohara Institute of Social Problems
Major
Social policy
Seminar or Research Theme
Women's labor, social security, poverty and low-income issues

Madoka Futamura Professor FUTAMURA Madoka

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology
Major
International relations, international security, international criminal justice
Seminar or Research Theme
Role of the United Nations in the international community, peacebuilding
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
International Relations and Peacebuilding
Seminar or Research Theme
The pursuit of justice in post-conflict societies (transitional justice, international criminal trials)

BROWN, Jonathan Associate Professor BROWN, JONATHAN

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Policy Science on Society
Major
Linguistics, English studies
Seminar or Research Theme
English composition, rhetoric, corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, intercultural communication

Fritz Erik Associate Professor FRITZ Erik

  • Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Applied Informatics
Major
Applied Linguistics
Seminar or Research Theme
Sociolinguistics, language acquisition

Naoto FURUSAWA Professor FURUSAWA Naoto

  • Department of Business EconomicsFaculty of Economics
Major
Japanese Medieval History
Seminar or Research Theme
Legal thought and state history in medieval Japan

Katsutoshi Furuta Professor FURUTA Katsutoshi

  • Faculty of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies Department of Lifelong Learning and Career Studies
Major
Business administration, human resource management
Seminar or Research Theme
Management of organization
  • Graduate School of Career Studies Major in Career Studies
Major
Business administration, human resource management
Seminar or Research Theme
Management of organization

Ryo Furuhata Assistant Professor FURUHATA Ryo

  • Department of Clinical Psychology
Major
Developmental disabilities, especially, emotional experience, emotion regulation, alexithymia tendency, etc. in children with autism spectrum disorder. We are conducting experimental research that incorporates a physiological psychological approach. As for psychotherapy, we have been conducting research on Naikan therapy, a technique that originated in Japan. Currently, I am working with children with developmental disabilities. I am currently researching how physiological psychological findings can be utilized in clinical settings for children with developmental disabilities, or what kind of findings are needed from the field. I am currently engaged in research in related fields, taking into consideration how physiological psychological findings can be used in clinical practice with children with developmental disabilities and what kind of findings are needed from the field.
Seminar or Research Theme
Office hours this year: Thursday, 3rd period
What kind of student were you? I enjoyed my hobbies such as guitar and chess with my friends while studying.
What book would you recommend to students? Morita Shiki Kenpo" by Kenshiro Ohara.
Message to students: According to physiological psychology, motivation is born while doing something. Let's go to the desk first to live a college life filled with dreams and hopes.

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PECHTER, Kenneth Professor PECHTER, Kenneth

  • Graduate School of Innovation Management Department of Innovation Management
Major
Department of Innovation Management
Seminar or Research Theme
Innovation management and policy, creative industries, international business, international education

BEPPU Minako Professor BEPPU Minako

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Media and Communication Studies
Major
International comparative study of journalistic norms, photographic research
Seminar or Research Theme
Research and analysis on the linkage between negative legacies and journalistic records
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
International comparative study of journalistic norms, photographic research
Seminar or Research Theme
Research and analysis on the linkage between negative legacies and journalistic records

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Tamotsu HOSOI Professor HOSOI Tamotsu

  • Faculty of Law Department of Political Science
Major
Political System Theory and Political Structure Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Examination of politics from both institutional and ideological perspectives.
  • Graduate School of Politics Major in Politics
Major
Theory of Political Regimes
Seminar or Research Theme
Examination of political systems from both institutional and ideological perspectives

Hiroshi Hosobe Professor HOSOBE Hiroshi

  • Department of Digital MediaFaculty of Computer and Information Sciences
Major
User Interface
Seminar or Research Theme
Mathematical approaches to building visual and interactive systems
  • Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Major in Computer and Information Sciences
Major
User interface, information visualization, computer graphics, constraint programming
Seminar or Research Theme
Mathematical approaches to building visual and interactive systems

Haruo HORAGUCHI Professor Haruo HORAGUCHI

  • Department of Business StrategyFaculty of Business Administration
Major
International Management Theory
Seminar or Research Theme
Research on strategy and knowledge management in multinational corporations
  • Graduate School of Business Administration Department Major in Business Administration (Daytime)
Major
International Management Theory, Management Strategy
Seminar or Research Theme
Foreign Direct Investment of Japanese Firms, Management Strategies of Multinational Corporations, Innovation and Cluster, Theoretical and Empirical Studies of FTAs

HORIKAWA Saburo Professor HORIKAWA Saburo

  • Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Sociology
Major
Environmental sociology, urban sociology
Seminar or Research Theme
Historic Environment Preservation, Community Development, Residents' Movement and Pollution Damage Site Tracking
  • Graduate School of Sociology Major in Sociology
Major
Environmental sociology, urban sociology
Seminar or Research Theme
Comparison of historical environmental preservation between Japan and the U.S., town planning, residents' movements, follow-up research on pollution-affected areas

HORIKIRI Fumimasa Associate Professor HORIKIRI Fumimasa

  • Ion Beam Engineering Laboratory
Major
Electronic devices, nitride semiconductors, photoelectrochemistry, nano-microsystems
Seminar or Research Theme
Development of high-efficiency GaN power devices, Research on high-aspect-ratio 3D structures by proton irradiation

HONDA Miki Professor HONDA Miki

  • Faculty of Law Department of Global Politics
Major
International Relations, International Organization, Security, United Nations Studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Great Power Competition and Global Threats, Enforcement Measures for "Peace" in the International Community
  • Graduate School of Politics Major in Global Politics
Major
International relations theory, international organization theory, traditional and non-traditional security studies, United Nations studies
Seminar or Research Theme
Collaboration and Conflict for Peace by the International Community, Security in the Asia-Pacific Region