内海 忍  (UTSUMI, Shinobu) 

I am a doctoral student at the Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences, Kyushu University, Japan, and I am also a research fellow DC1 at Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, and the last fiscal year, I am a member of MITOU Advanced Program at Information-Technology Promotion Agency under METI, Japan.

[Research Interest]

I’m drawn to exploring the universal laws hidden behind social and natural phenomena, which I tackle from a physics and mathematical perspective. My research spans multiple interdisciplinary themes: How do infectious diseases spread through human populations? How are people connected? Why do cooperation and defection emerge? More recently, I’ve also been working on an intriguing project—using applied mathematics to uncover the geometric beauty of bonsai trees.

Furthermore, I am interested in nanostructure physics, elaborate chairs, lighting, pens, paintings,  BONSAI, suiseki, motorcycles, cars, et cetera...

[Keywords] 

Sociophysics・Complexity Science

（Network Science, Evolutionary Game Theory, Epidemiology, Multi-Agent Simulations, Genetic Algorithm, Digital Archive, Science on Form)

[研究キーワード] 

社会物理学・複雑系科学

（複雑ネットワーク科学，進化ゲーム理論，数理疫学，マルチエージェントシステム，遺伝的アルゴリズム，デジタルアーカイブ，形の科学）

Links: [ORCID], [Google Scholar], [ResearchGate] [BONSAIENCE]