Graduate Students (M.S. / Ph.D.) and Post‑doctoral Fellows
We welcome highly motivated researchers who wish to explore new biological phenomena or to develop cutting‑edge measurement and analysis technologies at the interface of life science, biophysics, AI, and biomedical engineering.
Applicants from information science, physics, or other fields are actively encouraged; no prior experience is required—we will train you from the basics.
We provide strong support in securing external fellowships (e.g., JSPS DC/PD, international programs).
Example research themes:
Sarcomere dynamics measurement
Cardiac chaos & homeostasis
AI/deep‑learning analysis of biological data
Instrument development (SL‑nanometry, photothermal local‑heating microscopes, real‑time SEM, real‑time Raman microscopes, cryo‑EM for molecular dynamics, AI‑utilization guidelines)
Undergraduate Laboratory Placement (3rd‑year students, Dept. of Biomedical Science)
Eligibility: ≥ 51 credits earned by the start of the spring semester and ≥ 100 credits expected by the end of the autumn semester after lab assignment.
We will teach AI programming and electron microscopy from the ground up; no prior experience is necessary.
Ideal for students who wish to experience front‑line biomedical research and are interested in social implementation or industrial collaboration.
Collaboration, Equipment & Technology Sharing
Support is available from early PoC and basic research through data analysis, manuscript preparation, and patent applications. We flexibly accommodate off‑campus and industry‑academia collaborations as well as instrument‑use requests—please feel free to inquire.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I join without a background in AI or information science?
Are there opportunities for conference presentations and international collaboration?
Do you aim for social implementation and industry partnerships?
For any inquiries or to request an appointment, please contact us at s‑shintani[at]fsc.chubu.ac.jp.