Please note that the application period at Suzuki laboratory is different from the university application period.
Please prepare 1 Zip file, including
(1) CV
(2) University official transcript in PDF format
(3) Motivation and your future research plan
(4) List of publications (Mandatory for doctoral program)
(5) Electronic or scanned data of English proficiency test score (recommended)
Optional:
(6) Official GRE/Japanese Score Reports
(7) Other supporting materials
Please name all the documents with its corresponding index to the list above.
(eg.) 1_[YourName]_CV.pdf, 2_[YourName]_transcript.pdf.
The Zip filename is desirable to include your name.
(eg.) IGP_C_[YourName].zip

Registration Form (Click to download)

Required Documents
Please prepare 1 Zip file (not RAR file), including
(1) Application Form for MEXT
(2) Passing Certificate of the First Screening issued by the Japanese diplomatic mission
(3) CV
(4) University official transcript in PDF format
(5) List of publications (Mandatory for doctoral program)
(6) Motivation and your future research plan
(7) Electronic or scanned data of English proficiency test score
Optional:
(8) Official GRE/Japanese Score Reports
(9) Other supporting materials

Please name all the documents with its corresponding index to the list above.
(eg.) 1_[YourName]_ApplicationForm.pdf、2_[YourName]_PassingCertificate.pdf　
The Zip filename is desirable to include your name.
(eg.) MEXT_[YourName].zip

Please email the completed Registration Form and Zip file to us at infobmai.iir.isct.ac.jp.

A Postdoctoral Researcher position is for a highly motivated individual who wants to develop or advance his/her academic career in the fields of artificial intelligence and deep learning in medical imaging. Our laboratory focuses on research on deep learning in medical imaging and computer-aided diagnosis of lesions in medical images and the development of new deep learning models, new deep learning techniques, and those for medical image processing and analysis. Our lab is among the first ones to develop deep learning for medical image processing and continues to do so in the past 20 years or so.

Applicants should have a Ph.D. in computer science/engineering, biomedical engineering, or a similar discipline. The successful candidate must have substantial experience in deep/machine learning in image processing, image analysis, and pattern recognition in medical imaging. The successful candidate must also have several to a dozen of first-author high-quality journal publications (with decent impact factors) in relevant fields, strong problem-solving and excellent collaboration skills as well as excellent programming skills in the computer languages of C/C++ and/or Python on platforms of Linux/Unix.

We may accept Visiting Scholars who are planning to visit our laboratory over six months. Please be understood the following conditions to be our Visiting Scholar, and send an email to infobmai.iir.isct.ac.jp with your CV, list of publications, research plan, plan of staying, proof of funding, and contact information for references (if available).

The scheme does not constitute an employment scheme, and due to this fact, visiting researchers are not entitled to salaries nor eligible for worker’s compensation insurance. We do not support any travel expenses or accommodations. Please prepare for all expenses during your stay in Japan.

Generally, we do not accept a non-degree-seeking student.
*Note that the “研究生” in Japanese has a different meaning from Chinese. The “研究生” means a non-degree-seeking student in Japanese, whereas it means a master degree student in Chinese.
If you are seeking your graduate school, please apply for the International Graduate Program.

We don’t have a summer internship program.

We belong to Department of Information and Communications Engineering, School of Engineering.
You can select either Information and Communication Engineering course or Human Centered Science and Biomedical Engineering course.
List of Graduate Majors

International students with Japanese proficiency may take their entrance examinations conducted in Japanese.
Explore Graduate Programs

We screen all applicants and only those who have passed the screening will be contacted and can go on to Suzuki Lab interviews, and only those who have passed the interviews can finally obtain consent letters.

Inquiries regarding the selection process of IGP / open recruitment will not be accepted because the selection process takes time due to the the large number of applications received.

We only accept Integrated Doctoral Education Program; a combined Master’s and Doctoral Program, and is considered to be one continuous course of study, which cannot be divided into two separate programs via IGP(A) in Department of Information and Communications Engineering, School of Engineering.
Please consider IGP(C) if you would like to apply for Doctoral course.

Only a very limited number of those who are accepted for the college entrance exam via IGP(A) will receive the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship (University Recommendation). Please understand that only a limited number of students will receive the scholarship.