Dr. Suzuki’s grant proposal entitled “Development of an Integrated Diagnosis Support System for Rare and Major Diseases Using Small Data AI” has been selected for the Greater Tokyo Innovation Ecosystem (GTIE) 2024 Explore Course and awarded GAP funds. Read more...

Records of leadership role in Organizations/Conferences Dr. Suzuki served in FY2023.

Associate Editor, IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (IEEE ISBI), Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, April 18-21, 2023

Technical Program Committee, The Fifteenth International Conference Read more...

Records of organizer/chair of International Conferences Dr. Suzuki served in FY2023.

Chair, 2023 3rd International Conference on Computer, Remote Sensing and Aerospace (CRSA 2023), Osaka, Japan, July 14-16, 2023

Steering Committee Member, 13th International Conference on Ambient Com Read more...

Prof. Suzuki gave an invited keynote speech at Machine Learning Prague 2024, to be held in Prague, Czech, from April 22-24, 2024.
He also participated in a panel discussion on the final day of the event.

The conference is the biggest European conference about ML, AI and Deep Learning Read more...

Prof. Suzuki has received Computer Science Leader Award for 2024 from Research.com and ranked 34th in Computer Science category in Japan. Read more...

Two master course students, Hana Ogata and Yuya Suda, and Mext student Dina Abdallah Aboutahoun have joined our lab. Welcome!
We also have Mai Oseki as new secretary. Welcome! Read more...

Three students from the Suzuki Lab won the Outstanding Student Award in the Department of Information and Communications Engineering for the term ending March 2023.
The award is given to students completing their master’s degree and to students who have demonstrated outstanding resear Read more...

Chen Zhang, Tianyi Qu, and Ren Sasage have graduated from the master’s program in our graduate school. Congratulations!

Seyed Mohammad Chavoshian has graduated from the undergraduate program and advances to the master’s program in our graduate school. Congratulations! Read more...

Prof. Kumazawa, who has been leading Kumazawa lab which was also our long-time collablating lab, has retired.
We appreciate your contribution in JST’s joint research.
Wishing you a retirement filled with the things that make you happiest. Congraturations! Read more...

Journal AI for which Prof. Suzuki is the editor-in-chief will receive the first IF and first CiteScore this year.

The first CiteScore Tracker for AI is 7.0 by 5 March 2024 according to the data on the Scopus website.
The real- Read more...