Hayashi Laboratory
Department of Systems Innovation,
School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
NEWS
- July, 8, 2024：Participating in a Sustainable Circular Economy Project with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation.
- June, 6, 2024：Lecturer Hayashi has been appointed as a technical advisor to Quollio Technologies.
- June, 1, 2024：Lab members have presented their research at JSAI 2024.
- May, 14, 2024：Lecturer Hayashi gave a talk on the 2nd Data Intelligence Tokyo Meetup.
- May, 1, 2024：Lecturer Hayashi's interview was featured in "Living in the Center of Tokyo" issue.
- March, 29, 2024：Sashihara and Haruki graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, The University of Tokyo.
- March, 13, 2024：Co-authored paper was accepted for publication in IEEE Access.
- March, 11, 2024：B4 student Sashihara and Lecturer Hayashi presented their research at SIG-BI 2024.
- March, 5, 2024：Co-researcher Assoc. Prof. Fukami presented the research at the IPSJ SIG-IS research workshop.
- March, 4, 2024：M1 student Manabe, B4 Sashihara and Haruki, Co-researcher D2 Sakumoto, and Hayashi had presentations at RISS Workshop.
ABOUT
Hayashi Laboratory is working on "understanding every activity related to humans and data" for elucidating the dynamics of the data ecosystem and supporting data design with the following issues:
- Understanding the dynamics of data ecosystem and developing institutional design
- Digitization of unobserved events with tailor-made data design support
- Creating heterogeneous data linkage schemes and analytical models
- Sensing of information digestion and value deepening in crossover sphere
We aim to create a new paradigm for data distribution society by elucidating the dynamics of systems based on the interaction of various things, such as people, computers, and the environment.
CONTACT US
If you wish to join us (enroll, advance to higher education, conduct joint research, or technical cooperation), please feel free to contact us (change -at- to @).
hayashi-at-sys.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Access
Hayashi Laboratory is located in Room 411, 4th floor, Engineering Bldg. 8, Hongo Campus, The University of Tokyo.