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Four graduate students of our GEL-SIT (two master’s students and two doctoral students) will be participating in “GEOMATE 2024” in Pattaya, Thailand, from Nov. 13-16, where they will be giving oral presentations. They have been diligently preparing and practicing for this event. On the day of their presentations, we hope they will remember to smile, […]

The 23rd GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, three M1 students gave progress reports on their research activities. It was confirmed that the M1 students are all enthusiastically advancing their research with the goal of presenting at academic conferences next year.

As a special GEL-SIT seminar, we practiced presentations for the upcoming international conference, GEOMATE 2024, to be held next week in Pattaya, Thailand. The graduate students who will be presenting have been carefully preparing for the event and were able to present their polished content. In particular, this will be the first international conference for

The 22nd GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, three M2 students presented progress reports on their master’s theses. Having successfully completed their midterm examinations, the M2 students are now focused on the final stages of their analyses and experiments as they work toward completing their master’s theses. Seeing their dedication is reassuring, and as

Ms. Nami Nitta (M1) from our GEL-SIT has been studying at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand since April 2024 for a one-year research exchange. During her time abroad, she is conducting research on liquefaction from a variety of perspectives, with a particular focus on approaches that take into account New Zealand’s unique soil

The official SIT website and the EurekAlert! Science News Releases website have both published a press release featuring one of the research outcomes from GEL-SIT. Article on official SIT websiteArticle on EurekAlert! Science News Releases

The 21st GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, eight B4 students gave progress reports on their graduation thesis research. As always, the progress of the B4 students’ research is remarkable. In particular, even though this was their first research, we were very impressed by how sincerely they all worked to formulate and prove hypotheses

The 20th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, four of the eight M1 students reported on the progress of their research. This was the first progress report since the beginning of the second semester, but we were able to confirm that each student was making steady progress with their research at their own pace.

The 19th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. In this seminar, four out of the seven M2 students presented the progress of their master’s theses. At this stage of the year, the depth of each student’s research has deepened, making their presentations particularly engaging and insightful to listen to.

We held a welcome and farewell party for Kiyotomo-san and Khin-san, who started their Ph.D. programs this semester, and Nassim-san and Marwan-san, who joined us as short-term exchange students for four months.It was a good opportunity for all of us at GEL-SIT to share our hopes of working together with them on enjoyable research activities