Akito Yamamoto

I am a research fellow (JSPS PD) at Shibuya Lab, the Institute of Medical Science, the University of Tokyo.

My current 'research' aim is to develop privacy-preserving methods for genomic statistical analysis and (medical) data publication through the exploration (≠ "application") of the purest ε-indistinguishability and indistinguishable distributions

I value amusing aspects of calculation (and theories) over "useful" topics in the present world. My first goal in 'research' is to find pieces of what is sufficiently amusing to be naturally useful in the present world, yet not "rooted in this weird world".

I believe that what is truly amusing can be "made useful" in any world. I believe also that what is "useful" only in a specific world will be completely boring and even all but a sham. The same goes for "good science" and "well-regarded research". 

e-mail: a-ymmt [at] ims.u-tokyo.ac.jp

(If you find any issues or mistakes in our papers or would like the latest revised versions of them, please feel free to contact me.)

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