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2025.07.01

Announcement

Visitors from Mila – Quebec AI Institute

Dr. Samira Rahimi and Mr. Frédéric Laurin from Mila – Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute, and Ms. Adélie De Marre from General Delegation of Quebec in Tokyo, visited prof. Suzuki to discuss potential research collaboration. Welcome!

Ms. Adélie De Marre, Dr. Samira Rahimi, P Read more...

2025.06.25

Announcement

Chavoshian returned after completing his study abroad program

Seyed Mohammad Chavoshian returned to Japan after five months of study abroad at ETH Zürich in Switzerland.
Enjoy some photos he shared with us. Read more...

2025.06.19

Announcement

Journal AI has received its Impact Factor of 5.0

Journal AI for which Prof. Suzuki serves as the editor-in-chief has received its 2024 Impact Factor of 5.0.
The journal has grown 61% since the journal received the first Impact Factor of 3.1 in June 2024.

AI now ranks in Q1 in the category “Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Read more...

2025.06.18

Announcement

Yuqiao Yang has published an authored paper in IEEE Access

A paper by Yuqiao Yang, a doctoral student in Suzuki Laboratory, has been published in IEEE Access.
Conglaturations!

Yang Y., Sato M., Jin Z., and Suzuki K.: Patch-based Deep-learning Model with Limited Training Dataset for Liver Tumor Segmentation in Contrast-enhanced Hepatic Comput Read more...

2025.06.18

Project

Prof. Suzuki has been awarded a national research grant from JST

Dr. Suzuki has been awarded a research grant as a Principal Investigator for a national research project from JST K Program by Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST). Read more...

2025.06.11

Announcement

Our research was featured in Eurekalert!

Our research presented by Shogo Kodera at RSNA 2024 and awarded the Cum Laud Award was featured in “Feature & Article” in EurekAlert!

Cancer diagnosis on your laptop? New a Read more...

2025.06.04

Project

Prof. Suzuki has been awarded a national research grant from AMED

Prof. Suzuki has been awarded a research grant as a Principal Investigator from Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) for the “Medical Research and Development Programs Focused on Technology Transfers: Development of Advanced Measurement and Analysis Systems (AMED-SENTAN) Read more...