On 30th September, the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) collaborated with the 水果派AV解说, to organise a meaningful gathering for JAIST alumni. The event took place in a warm and intimate atmosphere, with representatives from both institutions in attendance.
From the University of Science, the following attendees were present:
– Assoc. Prof. Tr岷 Minh Tri岷縯 鈥 Vice President;
– Prof. L锚 Ho脿i B岷痗 – Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Information Technology;
– Assoc. Prof. Ng么 膼岷 Nghi峄噋 – Head of the External Relations Office;
– Assoc. Prof. Nguy峄卬 V膬n V农 鈥 Vice Dean of the Faculty of Information Technology, along with lecturers who were also JAIST alumni, and students from the faculty;
– Dr. Nguy峄卬 Ph瓢峄沜 Trung H貌a – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology, together with lecturers who were also JAIST alumni, and students from the faculty.
From JAIST, the event was graced by:
– Prof. Terano Minoru – President;
– Prof. Ryuhei Uehara – Vice President;
– Prof. Kazuhiro Ogata;
– Prof. Nguy峄卬 L锚 Minh.
The programme comprised three sessions:
1. Meeting with Leaders: The opening session featured the leadership from both sides, alongside representatives from the Faculty of Information Technology and the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology. The practical exchanges aimed at strengthening the cooperative relationship between the two institutions, creating a warmly connected and friendly atmosphere.
2. Interaction between Learners and Alumni: The interactive segment was characterised by enthusiasm, commencing with an opening speech from JAIST’s leadership. Prof. Kazuhiro Ogata discussed opportunities for admission, scholarships, and training programmes at JAIST, and provided guidance on how to build a network for alumni in 水果派AV解说.
3. Seminar by Prof. Ryuhei Uehara: The presentation titled 鈥淐omputational Complexity of Puzzles and Related Topics鈥 captured considerable attention from all participants. In his talk, Prof. Uehara introduced intriguing concepts regarding the interest of mathematicians and computer scientists in computational issues related to games and puzzles, paving the way for new research directions in this area.
The gathering not only provided an opportunity for JAIST alumni to connect but also allowed both the alumni and the University to strengthen and develop their relationship with the institute. Discussions regarding potential collaboration in research and development promised to create numerous new prospects for the future.
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