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The 31st GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, six M2 students presented progress reports on their master’s theses. With today’s reports, the M2 progress reports are now complete, and we will begin the process of compiling the master’s theses. The M2 students have consistently pursued their research with enthusiasm, sincerity, and creativity. We look […]

The 30th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, eight B4 students presented the progress of their graduation thesis research. With the end of the year approaching, there are only two more opportunities for B4 students to report on their progress, including this one. At this milestone, I hope that they will continue to work

Several students from our laboratory visited the technical center of Earth Prime Co., Ltd. in Tokorozawa City, Saitama Prefecture, as part of a collaborative research project on chemical grouting. During the visit, the students were able to see testing equipment that our laboratory does not have, and especially the well-organized testing room attracted the interest

The 29th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, three M1 students reported on the progress of their research. The research topics they covered were very interesting and timely, including carbon dioxide fixation in soil, smart improved piles, and geopolymers. These presentations were very fulfilling and gave us high hopes that the M1 students will

The 28th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, progress reports were given by M2 students who are in the final stages of writing their master’s theses. At each seminar, M1 students take turns recording the question and answer sessions for each report. This recording ensures that the content of the seminar discussions is preserved,

The 27th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time the B4 students gave progress reports on their thesis research. At this time of the year, the B4 students give progress reports once every two weeks, but each student has shown results that exceed my expectations for the two weeks of progress, with a sincere and

The 26th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, three M1 students gave progress reports on their master’s research. From Sep. to Oct., the M1 students were busy with things like domestic presentations and attending international conferences overseas, but even during this time it was clear that they were working hard on their own research

The public lectures of the “Open College of SIT (Shibaura Institute of Technology)” have started. This time, Prof. Dr. Inazumi gave a lecture on “Geotechnical Risks Caused by Nature – Learning about Soil Strong against Natural Disasters“. The lecture was attended by a large number of people, and Prof. Inazumi explained the geo-disasters caused by

The 25th GEL-SIT plenary seminar was held. This time, three M2 students gave progress reports on their master’s theses. There are six M2 students in our GEL-SIT, and all of them, including the three who presented today, are working on timely research topics appropriate for master’s theses and making steady progress using innovative approaches.

At GEOMATE 2024, Ms. Ayumi Morota (M1) was honored with the ‘Best Paper Award’ for her outstanding paper, for which she served as the first author and presenter. This recognition is a testament to the collaborative effort and mutual support of the four graduate students who participated in GEOMATE 2024, working tirelessly to review and