A winner of Excellent Research Award, Jinkuan Zhou
The School of Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences and Graduate School of Advanced Mathematical Sciences of Meiji University held the 15th Taiwan-Japan Joint Workshop for Young Scholars in Applied Mathematics (March 3-5, 2025) at National Cheng Kung University (Tainan, Taiwan).
From the School and Graduate School, three fourth-year students in the Department of Mathematical Sciences Based on Modeling and Analysis, nine students on the master’s course, and three students on the doctoral course made presentations, and two undergraduate students and four graduate students received awards.
This research presentation exchange is held mainly by universities in Japan and Taiwan for the purpose of fostering flexible young researchers who can interact with other fields. This year marks the 15th anniversary. In this workshop, participants are expected to recognize the further expansion of their research field and to view their research objectively. In addition, since all research presentations are made in English, it is expected that the participants will be able to develop their English presentation skills, leading to the development of human resources who can be active internationally. In fact, several of the presenters at this workshop have become university lecturers and are active internationally.
Two winners from the School of Interdisciplinary Mathematical Sciences
♦MORINO Naoyasu (fourth-year student of Department of Mathematical Sciences Based on Modeling and Analysis) / Excellent Research Award
Presentation title: Bioconvection of Euglena Induced by Both Positive and Negative Phototaxis
♦MAEJIMA Ryota (fourth-year student of Department of Mathematical Sciences Based on Modeling and Analysis) / Excellent Research Award
Presentation title: A method of applying machine learning to protein structure estimation
Four winners from the Graduate School of Advanced Mathematical Sciences
♦Jinkuan Zhou (second-year student in master’s course, Mathematical Sciences Program) / Excellent Presentation Award
Presentation title: Demand Forecasting for Shared Cycles Based on Deep Learning
♦KUBOKAWA Jo (second-year student in master’s course, Mathematical Sciences Program) / Excellent Research Award
Presentation title: Traveling pulse solutions and pulsating traveling pulse solutions of reaction-interface systems
♦GOTO Hirotaka (first-year student in doctoral course, Mathematical Sciences Program) / Excellent Research Award
Presentation title: The Evolution of Teachers in Population Dynamics: Insights from the Hunter-Teacher Model
♦Yu Han (third-year student in doctoral course, Mathematical Sciences Program) / Excellent Presentation Award
Presentation title: Improving the Generation Quality of Score-based Generative Model by Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods