Yuichi Yoshida

Yuichi Yoshida (𠮷田悠一)

I am a professor at National Institute of Informatics (NII).

My research interest includes

  • Theoretical computer science: sublinear-time testing, approximation algorithms, constraint satisfaction problems, spectral graph theory, and algorithmic stability.
  • Practical algorithms for real-world graphs inspired by theoretical insights.

If you are interested in

  • Graduate Program: If you are interested in the graduate program at NII (formally, the graduate school is called SOKENDAI — The Graduate University for Advanced Studies), please check here. The deadlines are usually in June and December.
  • Postdoc Position: I am looking for postdocs to work on algorithmic stability (preprint), from either a theoretical or practical perspective (or both), as well as related topics such as sublinear-time algorithms, approximate counting, distributed algorithms, and learning theory. Please contact me directly with your CV. The start date is flexible.
  • Internship: If you are interested in visiting my laboratory through the NII internship program, please see here. The deadlines are usually in April and October.

See also: Researchmap, DBLP, and Google schloar


Students

Project Researchers

Past and Current Postdocs

Past RAs

Past and Current Interns

See here for details on the NII international internship program.


Contact

  • Address: 2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8430, Japan.
  • E-mail: yyoshida at nii.ac.jp
  • twitter: @oxytan