We, Matsui Lab, have been working on computer vision and multimedia, with a particular interest in efficient large-scale multimedia processing such as image retrieval. Matsui Lab collaborates with Aizawa-, Yamasaki-, and Yamakata-Lab strongly. Matsui Lab is a new laboratory established in April 2020. We welcome motivated and talented students who want to challenge new and exciting research topics.

• For prospective undergraduate students: The Matsui Lab accepts undergraduate 4th-year students (B4) from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering or the Department of Information and Communication Engineering, the University of Tokyo. If you want to join the Matsui Lab as a B4 student, please enter one of the above two departments and apply for the Matsui Lab in the lab selection.
• For prospective Master's and Ph.D. students: We accept master's and Ph.D. students from the Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, the University of Tokyo. If you want to join us as a graduate student, email me your CV and research proposal, and take and pass the graduate school entrance exam. Please mention in the email that you saw this web page. Otherwise, I will not reply.
• Note that we do not accept research students. I do not reply to emails requesting to be research students.

• Location: Engineering Bldg. 2 in the Hongo campus
• Lab facilities: Cloud computing environment (AWS and ABCI, a supercomputer at AIST), Grammarly license provided, personal PC, etc.
• Core time: None
• Openness: We place great importance on openness in our research. We encourage students to release their research as open-source software to make it publicly available.