Prof. Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma | Carcinogenesis Award | Innovation in Design Award

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Prof. Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma | Carcinogenesis Award | Innovation in Design Award

Prof. Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma, Niigata University, Japan

Jun-ichi Tanuma, born on November 5, 1961, in Saitama, Japan, is a distinguished Japanese oral pathologist and academic. Holding a D.D.S. cum laude from Kagoshima University and a Ph.D. from the same institution, Tanuma’s career spans decades of dedicated research and teaching in oral pathology. He currently serves as the Chief Professor and Chair of the Division of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, also holding the position of Director of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Medical and Dental Hospital. With extensive expertise in oncology, Tanuma has contributed significantly to the field, holding memberships in prestigious organizations like The Japanese Society for Oral Pathology and The Japanese Society of Pathology. Beyond his academic roles, he serves as Vice-Editor in Chief for the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Medicine, and Pathology, and as Secretary General of the Japanese committee member of Dental Examination of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Tanuma is also renowned as a peer reviewer for numerous esteemed journals in cancer research, showcasing his commitment to advancing the field.

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🎓 Education:

Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma is a distinguished professional in the field of oncology and oral pathology. He completed his Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.) degree at Kagoshima University, Japan, graduating with honors in 1994. Building upon this foundation, he pursued advanced studies, earning his Ph.D. from Kagoshima University in 1998. Throughout his career, Dr. Tanuma has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to research and education, making significant contributions to the understanding of cancer and oral pathology. His expertise and leadership have been recognized through various affiliations, including his current roles as Chief Professor and Chair of the Division of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, as well as Director of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Medical and Dental Hospital. Dr. Tanuma’s dedication to advancing the field is evident in his extensive publication record and his service as a peer reviewer for esteemed journals. He is deeply involved in professional organizations and societies, furthering collaboration and knowledge exchange in the global community. Dr. Tanuma’s achievements underscore his commitment to excellence and his ongoing pursuit of advancements in oncology and oral pathology.

💼 Professional Background:

Since February 2018, Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma has held the prestigious position of Chief Professor and Chair of the Division of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences. In this role, he oversees the division’s academic and research activities, guiding students and faculty members in their pursuit of knowledge and excellence in the field. Additionally, Dr. Tanuma serves as the Director of Oral Pathology at Niigata University Medical and Dental Hospital, where he applies his expertise to provide specialized care and contribute to the advancement of diagnostic and treatment protocols. Through his leadership and dedication, Dr. Tanuma continues to elevate the standards of oral pathology education, research, and clinical practice, leaving a lasting impact on the field and the community he serves.

🔬 Research Focus:

Dr. Jun-ichi Tanuma is recognized as a peer reviewer for prestigious journals in the field of oncology and pathology, including Cancer, Oncogene, and Oral Oncology. His expertise and discernment are highly valued by the scientific community, as evidenced by his consistent contributions to the peer review process. Dr. Tanuma’s meticulous evaluation of research manuscripts ensures the quality and integrity of published work, helping to advance our understanding of cancer biology, molecular pathways, and therapeutic interventions. His dedication to rigorous peer review reflects his commitment to upholding the highest standards of scientific inquiry and dissemination, thereby enriching the body of knowledge in oncology and oral pathology.

Publication Top Notes:

  1. Extensive ameloblastic fibroma of the mandible in an elderly woman: A case report and review of the literature
    • Authors: Haga, K., Funayama, A., Yamazaki, M., …, Tanuma, J.-I., Kobayashi, T.
    • Published: 2024
    • Journal: Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Medicine, and Pathology
  2. Comparing the Diagnostic Accuracy of Ultrasonography, CT, MRI, and PET/CT in Cervical Lymph Node Metastasis of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma
    • Authors: Takamura, M., Nikkuni, Y., Hayashi, T., …, Maruyama, S., Tanuma, J.-I.
    • Published: 2023
    • Journal: Biomedicines
  3. Masticatory muscle tendon-aponeurosis hyperplasia that was initially misdiagnosed for polymyositis: a case report and review of the literature
    • Authors: Katagiri, W., Saito, D., Maruyama, S., …, Tanuma, J.-I., Kobayashi, T.
    • Published: 2023
    • Journal: Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
  4. Hypoxia-Induced Biosynthesis of the Extracellular Matrix Molecules, Perlecan and Fibronectin, Promotes the Growth of Pleomorphic Adenoma Cells In Vitro Models
    • Authors: Maruyama, S., Yamazaki, M., Abé, T., …, Saku, T., Tanuma, J.-I.
    • Published: 2023
    • Journal: Biomedicines
  5. Liquid-based cytology for differentiating two cases of pemphigus vulgaris from oral squamous cell carcinoma
    • Authors: Maruyama, S., Yamazaki, M., Abé, T., …, Tomihara, K., Tanuma, J.-I.
    • Published: 2023
    • Journal: Diagnostic Cytopathology

 

 

Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Design

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Introduction of Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Design

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data-Driven Design research represent a cutting-edge intersection of technology and creativity.It explores how AI, machine learning, and data-driven approaches can revolutionize the design process across various domains.

Generative Design and AI:

Investigating the use of AI algorithms to generate design concepts, optimize designs, and explore creative possibilities, especially in fields like architecture and product design.

AI-Powered User Experience (UX) Design:

Examining how AI can personalize user experiences by analyzing user data and preferences, resulting in more intuitive and engaging digital interfaces and products.

Data-Driven Design Insights:

Analyzing the collection and analysis of user data to gain insights into user behavior, preferences, and pain points, informing design decisions and improvements.

AI in Creative Content Generation:

Focusing on AI tools and methods for generating creative content such as art, music, and literature, challenging traditional notions of human creativity.

Computational Design Optimization:

Addressing the use of AI-driven algorithms to optimize design parameters, considering factors like cost, performance, sustainability, and aesthetics.

AI and Sustainability in Design:

Exploring how AI can contribute to sustainable design by analyzing Environmental data, optimizing resource usage, and suggesting eco-friendly design alternatives.

AI-Enhanced Design Collaboration:

Investigating AI tools that facilitate collaboration among design teams, Improving communication, decision-making, and knowledge sharing.

AI-Driven Design Evaluation:

Examining the use of AI for design evaluation and testing, including usability testing, accessibility Assessment, and performance analysis.

Ethical Considerations in AI-Driven Design:

Addressing ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI in design, including Issues related to data privacy, bias, transparency, and responsible AI practices.

AI in Design Education:

Exploring the integration of AI and data-driven design principles into design education Curricula, preparing students for AI-enhanced design practices.

Design Organisation and Management

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Introduction of Design Organization and Management

Design organization and management research is a critical field dedicated to the study and enhancement of the organizational structures, processes, and strategies involved in design-driven endeavors.

Design Leadership and Innovation Management:

Investigating leadership Strategies that promote creativity, Innovation, and Collaboration within design teams and organizations, fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

Design Project Management:

Examining project management methodologies and practices tailored to Design projects, emphasizing scope management, scheduling, resource allocation, and risk Mitigation.

Design Team Dynamics and Collaboration:

Focusing on understanding and improving the dynamics of design teams, including team composition, roles, and effective collaboration techniques for enhanced productivity.

Design Process Optimization:

Addressing strategies for streamlining and optimizing design processes. Incorporating lean and agile principles, and reducing inefficiencies in the design workflow.

Design Organization Structure and Culture:

Exploring the impact of organizational structures and Cultures on design outcomes. Considering factors such as hierarchy, decision-making, and creative freedom.

Design and Brand Management:

Analyzing the role of design in building and managing brand identities, including the alignment of design strategies with overall branding and marketing goals.

Design Resource Management:

Investigating methods for Effectively managing design resources, including human resources, budgets, materials. Technology, to maximize project efficiency.

Design Risk Management:

Focusing on identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks Specific to design projects, ensuring project success and minimizing costly setbacks.

Design Ethics and Responsible Management:

Addressing ethical considerations in design management, including issues related to intellectual property. Environmental responsibility social impact.

Design Management Education and Pedagogy:

Exploring Approaches to teaching and training individuals in design management principles. preparing them for leadership roles in the Design industry.

Systems Engineering and Design

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Introduction of Systems Engineering and Design

Systems engineering and design research is a dynamic field that focuses on the systematic and interdisciplinary approach to designing complex systems and products.

Systems Thinking and Modeling:

Investigating methods and tools for developing holistic and systems-thinking approaches to complex problem-solving, including system dynamics and systems modeling.

Requirements Engineering:

Examining techniques for eliciting, analyzing, and managing system requirements. Ensuring alignment with stakeholder needs and project objectives throughout the design process.

System Architecture and Design:

Focusing on the development of system architectures and Designs that integrate subsystems, components, and interfaces to achieve optimal system performance and functionality.

Human-Machine Interaction in Systems:

Addressing the design of user interfaces and interaction experiences within complex systems to enhance usability, safety, and user satisfaction.

Verification and Validation in Systems Engineering:

Analyzing methods for ensuring that Designed systems meet specified requirements and perform as intended, including testing, simulation, and validation processes.

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE):

Investigating the use of modeling and simulation techniques to Support systems engineering processes. Improving communication and collaboration among multidisciplinary teams.

Systems Integration and Interoperability:

Examining strategies for effectively integrating various components and subsystems into a seamless and Interoperable system, emphasizing data exchange and compatibility.

Complex Systems Resilience and Reliability:

Focusing on the design and Engineering of systems capable of withstanding failures and disruptions while maintaining functionality and reliability.

Systems Engineering in Aerospace and Defense:

Addressing the unique challenges and innovations in systems engineering and design within the Aerospace and defense industries, including aircraft and defense systems.

Sustainable Systems Design:

Exploring strategies for incorporating sustainability principles into systems Engineering, emphasizing energy efficiency, environmental impact reduction, and resource conservation.

Design for SustainabilIity

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Introduction of Design for Sustainability

Design for sustainability research is a critical area of inquiry focused on the development of design solutions that prioritize environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

Eco-Design and Green Materials:

Investigating strategies for designing environmentally friendly products and systems, including the use of sustainable materials, recyclability, and reducing carbon footprints.

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in Design:

Examining the application of LCA methodologies to evaluate the environmental Impacts of products and processes throughout their entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal.

Sustainable Product Design:

Focusing on the creation of eco-friendly consumer products that minimize resource consumption, Energy use, and waste generation while maximizing durability and functionality.

Circular Design and Cradle-to-Cradle:

Addressing circular economy principles in Design. where products and materials are designed to be reused, remanufactured, or recycled, minimizing waste and resource depletion.

Socially Responsible Design:

Exploring design practices that prioritize social equity, inclusivity. Ethical considerations, including community engagement, fair labor practices, and human rights in design.

Sustainable Urban and Architectural Design:

Analyzing sustainable approaches to urban planning and architectural design. Including energy-efficient buildings, green infrastructure, and sustainable urban development.

Sustainable Fashion and Textile Design:

Investigating eco-conscious design practices in the fashion and textile industry, including sustainable sourcing, ethical manufacturing, and eco-friendly textile materials.

Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology Design:

Focusing on the design of renewable energy systems, clean technologies, and sustainable energy solutions to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Design for Resilience and Climate Change:

Addressing design strategies that enhance resilience in the face of climate change, including infrastructure design for flooding, extreme weather events, and rising sea levels.

Sustainable Packaging Design:

Examining innovative packaging design approaches that reduce environmental impact, including packaging materials, minimalism, and sustainable packaging innovations.

Engineering Design Practice

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Introduction of Engineering Design Practice

Engineering design practice research is a vital Domain that focuses on the investigation and improvement of design processes, methods, and strategies employed in engineering disciplines.

Design Optimization and Simulation:

Investigating techniques and tools for optimizing engineering designs, including finite element analysis, computational fluid dynamics, and multi-objective optimization.

Product Lifecycle Management (PLM):

Examining strategies and technologies for managing the entire lifecycle of Engineering products, from concept to disposal, including product data management and digital twin technologies.

Sustainable Engineering Design:

Addressing methods and Principles for integrating sustainability considerations, such as environmental impact and resource efficiency, into engineering design processes.

Collaborative Engineering Design:

Analyzing approaches to Facilitate collaborative design efforts among multidisciplinary teams, both within organizations and across global boundaries, using collaborative software and methodologies.

Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA):

Focusing on the optimization of engineering designs for ease of manufacturing, Assembl.  cost-effectiveness, including design for 3D printing and additive manufacturing.

Risk Assessment and Reliability Engineering:

Investigating methods for assessing and mitigating risks in engineering designs, including reliability analysis, failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), and fault tree analysis (FTA).

Human Factors in Engineering Design:

Addressing the integration of human factors and ergonomics principles into engineering design to ensure that products and systems are safe and user-friendly.

Design Automation and AI in Engineering:

Exploring the application of artificial intelligence and automation in engineering design processes, Including generative design, machine learning, and robotics.

Engineering Design Education and Pedagogy:

Focusing on approaches to teaching and nurturing engineering design skills, including project-Based learning, design thinking, and hands-on design experiences for students.

Case Studies and Best Practices in Engineering Design:

Analyzing real-world engineering design projects and highlighting best practices. success stories, and lessons learned to inform future design efforts.

Design Theory and Research Methods

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Introduction of Design Theory and Research Methods

Design theory and research methods research is a foundational pillar of the design discipline, dedicated to the systematic exploration of the principles, frameworks, and methodologies that underpin design practice.

Design Theory Development:

Investigating the development and evolution of design theories that provide a framework for understanding design processes, creativity, problem-solving, and aesthetics.

Design Research Methodologies:

Exploring research methods and approaches specific to the study of design. Including qualitative and quantitative research, case studies, ethnographic studies, and design-driven research.

Design Epistemology:

Examining the nature of design knowledge and the ways in which designers acquire, apply, and communicate their knowledge, contributing to the philosophical foundations of design.

Design Semiotics and Visual Communication:

Focusing on the study of design symbolism, signs, and visual communication principles, emphasizing how visual elements convey meaning and influence perception.

Design History and Criticism:

Addressing historical perspectives on design movements, styles, and Iconic designer. As well as critical analysis of design artifacts and their cultural and societal impact.

Design Ethics and Values:

Investigating ethical considerations in design decision-making, including Issues related to sustainability, social responsibility, Cultural sensitivity, and intellectual property.

Design Research Ethics:

Analyzing ethical considerations specific to design research, including informed consent, Participant privacy, and responsible data handling in design studies.

Interdisciplinary Design Research:

Exploring how design research interfaces with and contributes to other disciplines, such as psychology, engineering, anthropology, and business, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

Design Education Research:

Focusing on research related to design pedagogy, curriculum development, and the Assessment of learning outcomes in design Education.

Cross-Cultural and Global Design Research:

Addressing the cultural and global dimensions of design theory and research Including the study of cross-cultural design influences, practices, and international design collaborations.

Human Behaviour in Design

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Introduction of Human Behaviour in Design

Human behavior in design research is a multidisciplinary field that delves into the understanding of how individuals and groups interact with designed environments, products systems.

User-Centered Design:

Investigating methods and strategies for designing products and systems that prioritize the need. preferences, and behaviors of end-users, resulting in enhanced usability and satisfaction.

Environmental Psychology and Design:

Examining the psychological and emotional impacts of physical spaces and built environments on Human behavior and well-being, with a focus on creating spaces that promote health and productivity.

User Experience (UX) and Interaction Design:

Focusing on the design of digital interfaces and interactive systems, considering user behavior and cognitive processes to create intuitive, Engaging, and effective user experiences.

Human Factors and Ergonomics in Design:

Addressing the application of human factors principles to design products, equipment, and workspaces that optimize safety, comfort, and performance for users.

Design for Behavior Change:

Exploring how design can influence and motivate behavioral change in Individuals, particularly in areas such as health, sustainability, and social responsibility.

Wayfinding and Environmental Design:

Analyzing the design of navigation systems, signage, and spatial layouts to help individuals find their way in complex physical environments, including public spaces and healthcare facilities.

Biophilic Design and Nature Integration:

Investigating the integration of natural elements and patterns into design to enhance well-being, reduce stress, and connect individuals with nature in indoor and urban settings.

Cultural and Cross-Cultural Design Behavior:

Examining how cultural factors influence design preferences, behaviors, and expectations, and considering the global context in design decision-making.

Ethnographic Research in Design:

Addressing the use of Ethnographic research methods to understand user behavior, preferences, cultural contexts, informing design decisions and innovation.

Accessibility and Inclusive Design:

Exploring how design can accommodate a wide range of abilities, ensuring inclusivity for individuals with disabilities and diverse needs in product and Environmental Design.

Design Information and Kowledge

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Introduction of Design Information and Kowledge

Design information and knowledge research is a field dedicated to exploring the management, dissemination, and utilization of information and knowledge within the design domain.

Design Knowledge Management:

Investigating strategies and tools for capturing, organizing, and sharing design-related knowledge within organizations, facilitating knowledge transfer and collaboration among designers.

Design Information Retrieval and Search:

Examining methods and technologies for efficient information retrieval and search in design databases, repositories, and digital libraries, enhancing designers’ access to relevant resources.

Knowledge Representation in Design:

Exploring models and ontologies for representing design knowledge.Enabling automated reasoning, knowledge discovery, and decision support in design tasks.

Design Information Visualization:

Analyzing the use of information visualization techniques to present complex design information in a more comprehensible and actionable manner, aiding design analysis and communication.

Design Education and Knowledge Transfer:

Addressing pedagogical approaches and tools for imparting design knowledge and skills to students. Emphasizing the transfer of practical design expertise and know-how.

Design and Artificial Intelligence:

Focusing on the integration of AI and machine learning techniques in design knowledge management, generative design, and decision-making support within the design process.

Cross-Disciplinary Knowledge Integration:

Investigating how Design knowledge can be integrated with knowledge from other disciplines, such as engineering, psychology, or business, to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.

Design Information Ethics and Privacy:

Examining ethical considerations in handling Design-related information and knowledge, including issues of intellectual property, data security, and privacy.

Design Information in the Digital Age:

Addressing the impact of digital transformation on design information and knowledge management, considering issues related to data storage, accessibility, and preservation.

Design Informatics and Data Analytics:

Exploring the use of informatics and data analytics in Design research and practice, including data-driven design decision-making, trend analysis, and user behavior insights.