KGRI/IoT Healthcare Research Consortium
Longevity
Summary

Japan is aging at a speed unprecedented among the major developed countries with fewer children being born and is transforming into super-aged society. It is imperative that we help personal health improvement and health longevity. This consortium objective is to research IoT sensing technologies and algorithms that can predict signs of diseases. For the future, we aim to establish a method (algorithm) for evaluating health functions using vital data and to develop and standardize functional age index.








Project Members
About Project Members, ResearchersNote: ◎ indicates the project leader
Name | Affiliation | Position | Field of Specialization/Research Interests |
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◎YASUI, Masato | School of Medicine | Professor | Water biology and medicine, Pharmacology |
NAKAHARA, Jin | School of Medicine | Professor | Neurology, Neurotherapeutics, Neuroimmunology |
NAKAYAMA, Toshihiro | Faculty of Policy Management | Professor | U.S. politics and foreign policy, US-Japan relations, International relations |
YAMAMOTO, Tatsuhiko | Law School | Professor | Constitutional law |
YASUOKA, Kenji | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Molecular dynamics |
MITSUKURA, Yasue | Faculty of Science and Technology | Professor | Bio-signal processing, Intelligent informatics, Sensing and analysis, Soft computing |
KITANAKA, Junko | Faculty of Letters | Professor | Medical anthropology, Cultural psychiatry |
IBUKA, Yoko | Faculty of Economics | Professor | Health economics |
SHIMIZU, Akira | Faculty of Business and Commerce | Professor | Marketing, Consumer behavior |
YAMAURA, Katsunori | Faculty of Pharmacy | Professor | Social pharmacy |
ASAI, Makoto | Faculty of Science and Technology | Associate Professor | Soft matter, Molecular dynamics |
TAKAHASHI, Hidetoshi | Faculty of Science and Technology | Assistant Professor | MEMS, Biomechanics, Force sensor |
KISHIMOTO, Taishiro | School of Medicine | Assistant Professor | Psychiatry, Psychopharmacology |
ARAI, Yasumichi | School of Medicine | Assistant Professor | Geriatrics and gerontology, Epidemiology of healthy aging and longevity |