
2026-05-14
Lecture at Keio SFC: Environmental Information for Frontier Life Sciences
On May 14, 2026, I will present my own research and what I have studied at university inside the Environmental Information lecture at Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus, under the title "Environmental Information for Frontier Life Sciences". Lecture slides are available from the link below.

2026-04-27
New blog post: City Life and Kakitsubata
A new diary entry on the blog about urban life one year after moving to Kanto, irises seen on the street, Makino Tomitaro's botanical pocketbook, and how the noise of the city has shifted from people to digital information.

2026-04-19
Officially became Director of ADvance Lab from this academic year
The 2nd cohort of ADvance Lab has completed their final presentation, and I have officially become Director of the lab from this academic year. Main accomplishments as Vice Director during AY2025: expansion of the internal competitive research fund, and the establishment of special and recommendation admission schedules for prospective students.

2026-04-10
Served as a judge for the Tokoton Challenge 2026 by 'Kodomo no Kagaku'
I served as a judge for the Elementary and Junior High School Students' Tokoton Challenge 2026, hosted by 'Kodomo no Kagaku' (Seibundo Shinkosha). My overall comments are featured in the May 2026 issue of 'Kodomo no Kagaku', now on sale at bookstores nationwide. Please pick up a copy!

2026-03-02
I've released a tsuba.times vol.1
Rediscovering Life Beginning from the Wall - The Landscape Called Wall 2026

2026-02-23
Released seq2pipe: Interpretation-Driven Autonomous Microbiome Analysis System
An adaptive closed-loop system that computationally reproduces the iterative interpretation-judgment-execution cycle of a bioinformatician. Achieved 95% expert agreement with zero false-negative skips.

2026-02-02
I've released a preprint at SocArXiv on quantitative assessment of dormitory culture formation.
The findings suggest that co-ed environments may contain factors that suppress social participation, and that spatial design (such as floor separation) could mitigate this effect.