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[Announcement] Congratulations to the 2025 Kyoto Prize Laureate in Advanced Technology (Information Science), Shun-ichi Amari

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Professor Shun-ichi Amari’s works (review articles, research papers, and book chapters) are available for free until December 14, 2025.

November 17, 2025

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Professor Shun-ichi Amari at the Kyoto Prize Award Ceremony Press Conference

Professor Shun-ichi Amari has been selected as the 2025 Kyoto Prize laureate in Advanced Technology (Information Science) for his pioneering contributions to establishing the theoretical foundations of artificial intelligence and for his achievements in establishing information geometry. This award marks exactly forty years since Claude Shannon —known as the ‘Father of Information Theory’ and an American electrical engineer and mathematician — received the 1st Kyoto Prize in 1985.

At the award ceremony held on Monday, November 10, 2025, at the Kyoto International Conference Center, Her Imperial Highness Princess Takamado graced the occasion, joined by ambassadors, consuls general, and numerous distinguished guests from Japan and abroad to celebrate the laureates’ achievements. Each laureate was presented with a diploma, the Kyoto Prize medal, and a monetary award of 100 million yen.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Professor Shun-ichi Amari on receiving the Kyoto Prize. Below is a list of his works — 30 references published in journals including a research survey article, along with selected book chapters — published by P站视频 over the past 50 years. These materials are available for free viewing and download until December 14, 2025.

Research Survey Article

  • . Published in: Japanese Journal of Mathematics (2021)

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Research Articles, Foreword, Book Review etc.

  • . Published in: Information Geometry (2024)
  • . Published in: Information Geometry (2023)
  • . Published in: Information Geometry (2021)
  • . Published in: Information Geometry (2018)
  • . Published in: Cognitive Neurodynamics (2012)
  • . Published in: Cognitive Neurodynamics (2012)
  • . Published in: Frontiers of Electrical and Electronic Engineering in China (2010)
  • . Published in: BMC Neuroscience (2009)
  • . Published in: Journal of Computational Neuroscience (2008)
  • . Published in: BMC Bioinformatics  (2007)
  • . Published in: New Generation Computing (2005)
  • . Published in: Journal of VLSI signal processing systems for signal, image and video technology (2004)
  • . Published in: Journal Problems of Information Transmission (2003)
  • . Published in: Neuroinformatics (2003)
  • . Published in: Journal of VLSI signal processing systems for signal, image and video technology (2002)
  • . Published in: Neural Processing Letters (2002)
  • . Published in: Neural Processing Letters (2001)
  • . Published in: Journal of VLSI signal processing systems for signal, image and video technology (2000)
  • . Published in: Algorithmica (1998)
  • . Published in: Neural Computing & Applications (1997)
  • . Published in: New Generation Computing (1991)
  • . Published in: Metrika (1990)
  • . Published in: Mathematical systems theory (1987)
  • . Published in: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology (1980)
  • . Published in: Journal of Mathematical Biology (1979)
  • . Published in: Biological Cybernetics (1978)
  • . Published in: Biological Cybernetics (1977)
  • . Published in: Biological Cybernetics (1975)
  • . Published in: Kybernetik (1974)

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Book Chapters

  • In: Mathematics Going Forward. LNM 2313 (2023)


  • In: Geometric Science of Information. LNCS 12829 (2021)


  • In: Information Geometry and Its Applications (2018)


  • In: Information Geometry and Its Applications (2016)


  • In: Mathematics of Neural Networks (1997)


  • In: Neural and Synergetic Computers (1988)


  • In: Differential-Geometrical Methods in Statistics. LNS 28 (1985)


  • In: Competition and Cooperation in Neural Nets. LNB 45 (1982)

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List of Kyoto Prize Laureates in Mathematical Sciences (Basic Sciences) and Information Science (Advanced Technology)

The Kyoto Prize consists of three categories (Advanced Technology / Basic Sciences / Arts and Philosophy.), each of which has four prize fields. In each category, the turn to receive an award comes around only once per field, so every field is considered once in a four-year cycle.

Focusing only on the fields of Mathematical Sciences and Information Sciences, there have been exactly ten laureates in each field, as shown below.

40th(2025) Information science Amari, Shun-ichi

38th(2023)  Mathematical sciences Lieb, Elliott H.

36th(2021) Information science Yao, Andrew Chi-Chih

34th(2018) Mathematical sciences Kashiwara, Masaki

32nd(2016) Information science Kanade, Takeo

30th(2014) Mathematical sciences Witten, Edward

28th(2012) Information science Sutherland, Ivan

26th(2010) Mathematical sciences 尝辞惫á蝉锄, László

24th(2008) Information science Karp, Richard M.

22nd(2006) Mathematical sciences Akaike, Hirotsugu

20th(2004) Information science Kay, Alan Curtis

18th(2002) Mathematical sciences Gromov, Mikhail

16th(2000) Information science Hoare, Antony

14th(1998) Mathematical sciences 滨迟ō, Kiyoshi

12nd(1996) Information science Knuth, Donald

10th(1994) Mathematical sciences Weil, André

8rh(1992) Information science Wilkes, Maurice

5th(1989) Mathematical sciences Gelfand, Izrail

4th(1988) Information science McCarthy, John

1st(1985) Mathematical sciences Shannon, Claude


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