KGRI Project Members Introduction Index

As part of Keio University's Global Research Development Project, KGRI has established a system to train early career researchers who are active internationally, and it invites outstanding early career researchers from Japan and around the world. Five KGRI Project Members are participating in the "Research Project Keio 2040."
Here, we introduce the KGRI Project Members who are affiliated with projects at KGRI and engaged in research activity and exchange.
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Masako Toriya
Project Professor, KGRI
(Healthy life expectancy, Digital Healthcare, Healthcare Data, Architecture, System Design)

Makoto Asai
Project Professor, KGRI
(Soft Matter, Self-Assembly, Entropy Interaction, Gels, Nanoparticles)

Haluna Kawashima
Project Associate Professor, KGRI (-2023/3/31)
(Platform, New order, Data, Human rights, Democracy, Health, Global)

Yasuhiro Kato
Project Senior Assistant Professor, KGRI
(Water Molecular Biology, Pre-symptomatic state, Near-infrared spectroscopy, IoT, SDGs)

Brian Sumali
Project Senior Assistant Professor, KGRI
(Super-resolution image processing, Machine learning algorithmic development)

Stephen Fitz
Project Assistant Professor, KGRI (-2021/3/31)
(Artificial Intelligence)

Tobias Burgers
Project Assistant Professor, KGRI (-2022/3/31)
(Cyber security Relations, Military Robotics,
Future Conflict, International Security)

Chai Muh Chyi
Project Assistant Professor, KGRI (-2021/3/31)
(Neuroscience,
Neurochemistry, Neuropharmacology,
Molecular Biology, Developmental Biology )

Roldan M. de Guia
Project Assistant Professor, KGRI (-2019/11/30)
(Glia, Metabolism, Stress)

Danit Gal
Project Assistant Professor, KGRI (-2019/3/31)
(Social analysis of A.I. Artificial Intelligence)