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The gPBL wraps up successfully at Kasetsart University.

From the opening day onward, the participating students worked earnestly in their groups, engaging in lively discussions day after day. Along the way, they learned from one another’s cultures and perspectives, and approached each challenge with sincerity and dedication. At the final presentations, the quality of the proposals was truly impressive given the short duration […]

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“Publications” updated.

“Publications” updated. He, K., Nagahara, T. and Inazumi, S.Land price stabilization under Japan’s location optimization plan: a propensity score matching analysis of Hachioji City, Land Use Policy, IF2025=6.6, Elsevier, Vol. 172, 108297, DOI: 10.1016/j.landusepol.2026.108297, 2027-1. First Online Kojima, K., Nozaki, T. and Inazumi, S.Timing aeration curing to balance neutralization and strength in stabilized construction-generated soil,

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The gPBL kicks off at Kasetsart University.

The global Project Based Learning (gPBL-Thailand-2026), a collaborative international program between Shibaura Institute of Technology (SIT) and Kasetsart University (KU), has officially launched in Bangkok and Pattaya, Thailand. With approximately 100 participants, this is a large-scale gPBL.gPBL is an international education program in which students from different countries and universities collaborate on real-world engineering challenges.

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“Publications (GEOMATE 2026)” updated.

“Publications (GEOMATE 2026)” updated. Kyaw Khin Nyein-Chan (D3) et al.:Glass-Based Alkali-Activated Materials for Environmentally Friendly Ground Improvements, The 16th International Conference on Geotechnique, Construction Materials and Environment, The GEOMATE International Society, Bangkok, 2026-11.Paper Accepted and Scheduled for Oral Presentation Mahakhotchasenichai Ketkaewngoen (D2) et al.:Reducing Material Usage and CO2 Emissions in Pile Design for Weak Rocks

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The 2025 graduation ceremony was held.

On March 17, 2026, the Shibaura Institute of Technology held a solemn degree conferral ceremony. A total of 21 students from the Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory (GEL-SIT; Prof. Inazumi Laboratory)—including three doctoral students, nine master’s students, and nine undergraduate students—received their diplomas with beaming smiles.Despite the large number of students active in our GEL-SIT this academic

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