Associate Professor, Osaka University
Guest Associate Professor, Nagoya University
My research interests focus on AI, NLP, computer simulation, data science, and data management. In detail, I explore the following research fields:
I am an associate professor with the Big Data Engineering Laboratory at Osaka University and a guest associate professor with the Database Laboratory at Nagoya University. I received my Ph.D. from the University of New South Wales in 2010 under the supervision of Xuemin Lin and Wei Wang.
PhD Students
Master's Students
Undergraduate Students
For graduated students, please see my biography page.
Selected current topics and representative publications.
Using foundation-model agents (LLMs/VLMs) to formulate simulations in natural language and study phenomena across economics and behavioral science.
Leveraging NLP techniques for table understanding, data cleaning, integration, and augmentation in large data lakes.
Efficient methods for high-dimensional ANNS/MIPS, sets, strings, and generic similarity operations.
Computational approaches in sociology, law, education, and history through data-centric methods.
For a complete and up-to-date list, see my Google Scholar or DBLP entry.