Gen Tamiya
Gen Tamiya (Ph.D.)
Title
Team Leader

Members

  • Team leader
    Gen Tamiya
  • Deputy team leader
    Motomichi Matsuzaki
  • Research scientist
    Rieko Sakurai
  • Research scientist
    Hikaru Matsuoka
  • Postdoctoral researcher
    Ayekoko Minn
  • Technical staff I
    Makoto Watanabe
  • Technical staff I
    Chiaki Murata
  • Technical staff II
    Sayako Osakabe
  • Technical staff II
    Yurii Kotsar
  • Visiting scientist
    Kazuharu Misawa
  • Visiting scientist
    Jun Takayama
  • Visiting scientist
    Masao Ueki
  • Visiting scientist
    Takayuki Takahashi
  • Visiting scientist
    Nagahisa Suzuki
  • Visiting scientist
    Takamitsu Funayama
  • Visiting scientist
    Junya Iwazaki
  • Visiting scientist
    Daisuke Saisho
  • Visiting scientist
    Matsuyuki Shirota
  • Student trainee
    Yuki Kashiwada
  • Student trainee
    Ryoma Hayashi

Introduction

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Using AI-based methods in statistical genetics, we analyze Big Data consisting of a wide variety of information such as genomic variations, lifestyle and health status together with an enormous medical literature in order to identify causal factors for complex common diseases. We aim to enable genomic risk prediction for complex common diseases and then to realize personalized and preventive medicine. Chiefly we investigate Big Data from large-scale prospective genomic cohorts such as the Tohoku Medical Megabank organization.

Main Research Field
Molecular Biology & Genetics
Research Field
Clinical Medicine / Agricultural Sciences / Computer Science / Mathematics
Research Subjects
Statistical genetics of prospective genomic cohort
Laboratory Website URL
http://www.genetix-h.com/~AMERI/
RIKEN Website URL
http://www.riken.jp/en/research/labs/aip/goalorient_tech/stat_genet/

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