Kyoto University

Name of organization

Large Scale Medical AI (Fujitsu research lab.)

Date of founding

November 1, 2022

Office location

Clinical Research Center for Medical Equipment Development, Kyoto University (Address: 54 Shogoin-Kawaharacho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto)
URL : https://crcmed.kuhp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/eng/index.html

Research subject

Research on AI technologies that predict and discover by analyzing large-scale medical data.

Contents of research

The extension of each person's healthy life expectancy has become an important social problem not only in our country but also in the world. To solve this problem, this course develops new technology based on the latest AI theory for knowledge discovery and prediction problems using various data in the fields of healthcare, medical care, and drug discovery. In particular, it will realize a reliable AI technology with knowledge discovery, performance improvement, explainability, interpretability, and stability through the collectively exhaustive combination of information contained in incomplete, inaccurate and insufficient real-world data.

Roles of both parties

Kyoto University

Overall management of joint research themes, setting of research subjects, provision of medical data and tools, and application and evaluation of technologies to research questions of healthcare, medical care, and drug discovery.

Fujitsu Limited

Selection of AI technologies for research subjects, improvement of technologies and development of new technologies, provision of AI tools, and improvement of computing performance.

Main members

Kyoto University

  • Yasushi Okuno (Professor, Open Innovation Institute (Graduate School of Medicine))

Fujitsu Limited

  • Takashi Kato (Senior Research Manager, CognitiveGraph Core Project, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Fujitsu Research)
  • Yusuke Nagasaka (Senior Research Manager, Innovative Computing Core Project, Computing Laboratory, Fujitsu Research)

Related Web Site

Department of Biomedical Data Intelligence, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University

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