Summary
Shuhei Kurita is a researcher and Specially Appointed Associate Professor with eight years of experience at the intersection of natural language processing, deep learning, and computational physics. He earned a PhD in Informatics from Kyoto University and has advanced research roles at RIKEN AIP, NYU (visiting), National Institute of Informatics, and Institute of Science Tokyo. His work spans neural question answering, parsing, embodied AI, and 3D vision, blending machine learning with insights from neuroscience and statistical physics. Known for applying rigorous physics-inspired thinking to deep learning problems, he bridges theoretical and applied research to tackle complex language understanding challenges. Based in the Greater Tokyo Area, he combines academic leadership with active hands-on experimentation across NLP and embodied perception.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Infomatics - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Infomatics - PhD, Computer Science at Kyoto University
English, Japanese