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Before the Golden Week holidays, the GEL-SIT held two plenary seminars for the 2024 academic year. In the 3rd seminar, Ph.D. students presented their research topics, and in the 4th seminar, undergraduate students presented their graduation research. Many undergraduate students researched “liquefaction risk assessment and countermeasures”, likely due to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake of 2024. […]

In addition to individual and team-specific study groups, the GEL-SIT regularly holds hybrid-style plenary seminars attended by everyone in the GEL-SIT. In these plenary seminars, each year group presents their progress in an open format about once a month. Through these seminars, every members in the GEL-SIT shares knowledge and updates with each other while

“Member” updated to the version of the first semester of AY2024. In the first semester of AY2024, GEL-SIT will resume its activities with a total of 35 members, including 8 undergraduate students, 15 master’s students, 7 Ph.D. students, 3 short-term international students, and 3 faculty members. Let us all work together to build a free

On March 18, the graduation ceremony for the 2023 academic year was held at the Tokyo International Forum.All GEL-SIT students, including 8 undergraduate students, 1 master’s student, and 1 Ph.D. student, graduated and completed their studies with great joy.All of these students demonstrated their individual talents to the fullest and made excellent progress in their

The Civil Engineering global PBL will successfully complete its entire schedule upon its return tomorrow. The careful and detailed support provided by the members of our GEL-SIT was the key to the success of this global PBL. They not only managed the entire the global PBL, but also encouraged the nervous students from each country,

The Civil Engineering global PBL in Toyosu has entered its ninth day.On the ninth day of the Civil Engineering Global PBL, the final presentation was held, where each of the 10 groups had 15 minutes to present the results of their group activities in English. From the causes of flooding in Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam

The Civil Engineering global PBL is now in its eighth day. We are now in the final stages of preparing for tomorrow’s final presentation. Each group is working on their final preparations, summarizing their discussions so far, finalizing their slides, and practicing their presentations. We are very excited to see what innovative ideas each group

The Civil Engineering global PBL in Toyosu has entered its fifth and seventh days.On the sixth and seventh days of the global PBL in Civil Engineering, each group will visit facilities in and around Tokyo that have disaster prevention and mitigation technologies, as well as social infrastructure facilities along with the SDGs. We are very

The Civil Engineering global PBL in Toyosu has entered its fifth day.Today, continuing from the third day, the participants were divided into two teams for site visits and group activities. For the site visit, the participants visited a construction site in Chiba Prefecture that is using the SST soil improvement method with the support of

The Civil Engineering global PBL in Toyosu has entered its fourth day.On this day, February 29, the 10 groups worked on their assigned tasks throughout the morning and afternoon. Some groups explored the Toyosu campus, comparing experimental equipment used at different universities and discussing differences in experimental methods. Other groups left the campus to visit