Fujishiro LAB

Our laboratory was founded in April 2009, when Professor Fujishiro arrived at Keio University. As of April 2025, we have a total of 17 members (2 staff, 1 researcher), 2 Ph.D. candidates, 10 master course students, and 2 undergraduates), all of whom are engaged in a wide range of research and development related to computer graphics and visualization. Our laboratory is featured with enriched international collaborations; in the past, we had students and interns from China, France, Belgium, and the United States, while some of the students entered doctoral programs in the United States or stayed as visiting researchers/students at universities in the United States or a national research institute in France.

This laboratory is intended to serve as a bridge between science/technology and art. In fact, about 30 percent of our alumni have gone on to work in the game and video industries. We have a variety of opportunities to interact with related external organizations, experts, and students through scheduled workshops and camps, Visual Computing Seminars with distinguished guest speakers, mid-and-long term internships at game/CG production companies, as well as KAKENHI projects. In the laboratory, five teams are organized according to research themes, and mentoring programs were adopted in which senior students take care of junior students under their direct supervision, thus establishing a system in which each student can achieve results with good prospects.