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Workshop 2019.02.25
In the February Plenary Meeting, students reported on their Global Challenge 2.
Date | Monday, February 25th, 2019 17:00-19:00 |
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Location | Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus, IB West Tower 6F, Leaders Studio |
Here is a short summary:
In the Global Challenge II, students visit a top-tier international research institution. While participating in competitive research, they can practice communication and interaction with international researchers.
This time, four students reported on their experiences during the Global Challenge II.
They reported that by receiving guidance from top-level researchers, they had a rewarding experience in studying how to tackle research problems. Regarding differences to the academic environment at a university, they experienced that the research groups had a higher level of security, but also a higher feeling of union.
There were also students whose research topic during the Global Challenge II was different from their research topic at university. Thus, during this project, they could study a wide knowledge of modeling tasks and frameworks related to machine learning.
The following shows the students participating in this Global Challenge II and the research institution it took place at:
Student | Tingfang Que (Second inaugural class,Economics) |
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Location | University of Cincinnati |
Topic | Research related to Nudge theory |
Student | Qunjing Guo (Second inaugural class,Economics) |
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Location | NTT Communication Science Laboratories |
Topic | Forecasting GDP using an LSTM model |
Student | Shogo Seki (Second inaugural class,Informatics) |
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Location | Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) |
Topic | Sound source separation focusing on music signals |
Student | Bao Trung Chu (First inaugural class,Information Science) |
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Location | IBM Cyber Security Center of Excellence |
Topic | Automatic log analysis using AI technologies |
The certificate of completion was awarded to two students graduating the program this March. After receiving the certificate, the students gratefully thanked the program's faculty and talked about future resolutions.
These students graduated from the program: