2025 Academic Year Activities

D1 Ozeki and D2 Yonekura were adopted to JST ACT-X 'Cyber Infrastructure for AI Symbiotic Society' program

D2 student Liu presented research at IPSJ MBL/UBI/CDS/ASD Joint Conference

Four research presentations at ICMU2025, with Best Paper Candidate award

JST BOOST Fellow Student Yonekura makes a poster presentation

Organizing, keynotes, and research presentations at SSTD2025

We held Yamaguchi Laboratory (Formerly Higashino Laboratory) Alumni Party

Research Presentation at workshop UrbComp2025 held in conjunction with KDD2025

Associate Professor Hamada delivered a keynote speech at the International Symposium on AI in Medicine and AI Summer School at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology

M1 Students Nakata and Takao Presented Research at IEICE Technical Conference on Communication Systems Workshop; Both Received Chair's Best Awards

Participation in the International High-Performance Computing Summer School 2025 held in Lisbon, Portugal

Associate Professor Hamada delivered a keynote speech about AI for Climate-Resilient Urban Systems at Dies Academicus 2025 at HafenCity University Hamburg, Germany.

3 Research Presentations at DICOMO2025 Symposium

Research Presentation at the international conference IE2025.

Liu, D2 student, presented his research at the international conference IEEE IV2025 held in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

During SmartComp2025, which took place from June 16th to 19th in Cork, Ireland, several research presentations were conducted.

M2 Student Maruyama has presented his research at EuCNC & 6G Summit

Associate Professor Hamada delivered a keynote speech on underwater sensing and AI technologies for combating waterborne diseases at the Afretech Event (Kigali, Rwanda).

We presented two research papers on E-Scooter safety assistance and robot navigation at the DPS/MBL/ITS Joint Workshop held in Nago, Okinawa.

Keynote talk at ICEENG2025

We held a welcome BBQ for new students at  Nishinakajima BBQ Area.

Exhibited AI evacuation research and joined a disaster prevention panel (Resilience Session 2025)

We held a takoyaki party to welcome four newly assigned undergraduate students

A paper by Riki Ukyo (Ph.D. graduate, 2024) has been accepted to IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems

Lab tour held for 3rd and 4th year students of the Department of Information Science.

Laboratory Introduction for students in 2025.

Welcoming new members for AY 2025, we held a meeting and get-together.