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Workshop 2019.10.28
In the October Plenary Meeting, reports on research internships and the Global Challenge II were discussed.
Date | Monday, October, 29th, 2019 17:00-18:30 |
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Place | Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus, IB West Tower 6F, Leaders Studio |
Here is a short summary of each topic discussed:
In the research internship, students visit a business relevant to their research, where they learn about the structure and management of research conducted in a business. This time, one student reported on his experiences during his research internship. He learned about the decision making process based on a cost/performance trade-off related to the economy of the business - a concept he could not experience while doing research at the university. Mr. Kenta Urano worked on developing wireless control applications for LED costumes. In order to solve control signal interruptions, he developed an application that can monitor the wireless signal. In his report, he stated that he gained experience in Android application development and more reliable hardware / software development skills. Here is a summary of this research internship:
Student | Kenta Urano (Third inaugural class, Engineering) |
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Place | mplusplus Co. Ltd. |
Topic | Development of a wireless control for LED costumes |
In the Global Challenge II, students visit a top-tier international research institution. While participating in competitive research, they can practice the communication and interaction with international researchers. This time, two students reported their experiences during the Global Challenge II. Each student could get valuable new contacts while achieving new research results. The students stated that they were able to work on research under the guidance of top-level researchers, resulting in a very meaningful experience. In addition, the student who studied at an institution other than a university also mentioned the high security awareness and feeling of unity between the research groups. The following shows students participating in this Global Challenge II and the research institution it took place at:
Student | Wenbin Zhou (Third inaugural class, Informatics) |
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Place | The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
Topic | On the incompatibility of quantum measurements |
Student | Student Yuki Kitsukawa (First inaugural class, Information Science) |
Place | LG Silicon Valley Lab |
Topic | Development of a LGSVL Simulator |