In the course of his research, he became aware of the problem that excellent research technologies are not implemented in society, and founded TUP Inc. in 2018. As the CEO, he experienced the development of several material-based seeds projects in collaboration with researchers. He then founded Adansons Inc. in June 2019 with Kimura and Nakaya for the social implementation of technologies that are truly necessary for the future of society.

He has had a high interest in programming and computer science since elementary school. White attending Kwansei Gakuin High School, he became the youngest member of the Mathematical Society of Japan (full member) and the youngest recipient of the 36th Young Scientist Incentive Award of the Information processing Society of Japan (IPSJ) Game Information Science Research Association. He also received many other awards in international academic conferences and programming contests. While studying at Tohoku University, he majored in computer science, specializing in machine learning and combinatorial game theory. His goal is to expand human potential through technology, generalize what was previously possible only for a few people, and create a world in which many people can freely do “whatever they want.”

Through working at Adansons, he aims to create AI technology that can be used safely in the medical field and that can coexist with humans, and to establish an AI ecosystem based on this technology. While studying medicine at Tohoku University, he is also well versed in computer science and leads and trains teams in infrastructure construction and application development on AWS and GCP. His hobbies include golf, sauna, and cooking. If he cooks without looking at a recipe, he usually fails.

Completed Master’s program in Mathematics, Department of Science, Tohoku University, March 1981. D. (Medicine). From May 2003 to March 2019, he has been engaged in medical research at Tohoku University as a professor in the School of Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine, and Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering. While working as a physician, he developed algorithms and received the Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (Science and Technology Award, Development Category) in April 2016 for the development of a fetal electrocardiogram measurement device based on the reference-based independent component analysis method. Currently, he is a professor emeritus at Tohoku University, where he also serves as a visiting professor and vice president of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Miyagi Kennan Chukaku Hospital. He has also joined Adansons Inc. as a board member and advisor, providing technical support.