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No.2 2020

Autumn Editionwww.jaist.ac.jp

Dear readers,
Welcome to the issue no.2 of JAIST Newsletter! This second issue will not only talk about the academic aspect of
JAIST but also the daily life in JAIST. In this issue, we highlight a variety of things surrounding research and life in
JAIST. We are introducing hot research papers, international activities, and overseas academic exchange, as well
as a glance of life-in-JAIST story from our beloved alumni.
In the end, we also introduce some of the facilities available at JAIST. All built for the comfort of the students.
We hope that you will enjoy reading the Autumn issue
and looking forward to meeting you again in the coming
issue no.3 that will be published in Winter.
Cheers!
JAIST Newsletter Editorial team.

JAIST Campus

ACADEMIC EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS - In order to promoteworld-leading research and train students to contribute to international society, JAIST has actively worked on academic exchanges
with overseas research institutes through exchanges of faculty andstudents and collaborative research. JAIST has concluded academic exchange agreements with 141 institutes from 29 countries and1 region as of June 1, 2020.

Asia (91):
China(25), Korea(14), Taiwan(8), Vietnam(11), Thailand(7), Malaysia(13), Bangladesh(2),Indonesia(4),India(6), Myanmar(1).

JAIST Campus

Europe (43):Germany(6), Czech Republic(5), France(6), United Kingdom(4), Russia(6),Poland(2),Austria(2),Italy(3),Holland(1),Sweden(1),Finland(2),Ukraine(1), Slovenia(1),Malta(1), Romania(2).

North America (4):
United States of America(3), Canada(1).
South America (1):Chile(1).
Oceania (1):Australia(1).
Africa (1):South Africa(1).

Mission and
Goals of JAIST
Mission of JAISTJAIST endeavors to foster leaders capable of contributing to the making of a future world by creation ofscience and technology through its most advanced
research and education in an ideal academic environment.

Goals of JAIST- JAIST develops leaders in society or industry who
hold credible expertise in the frontier science andtechnology, broad perspectives, high level of autonomy and communication ability, through its systematic advanced graduate education.
- JAIST, to contribute to societies with research outcomes, creates a center of excellence for advancement of researches for solving problems of ourZRUOGDQGVRFLHW\DQGGHYHORSVQHZȴHOGVWKURXJK
a variety of basic researches.
- JAIST fosters active global human resources bypromoting faculty and student exchanges with leading institutes overseas and globalizing its researchand education.
-The First Independent National Graduate University without Undergraduate Division.
-Admission Criteria for People with Diverse
Backgrounds.
-Systematic Graduate Education.
-Development of Human Resources for Society.
-Outstanding Faculty.
-Collaboration with Society and Industry.

JAIST International Symposium
JAIST holds international symposiums to share our great
achievements with the world. Through the symposiums,
JAIST aims at promoting discussion on the research andencouraging students to learn more in a global context.

JAIST Panorama Virtual TourWe are pleased to announce you that JAIST Panorama Virtual Tour, has been released on JAIST homepage.
You can enjoy 360-degree sight of buildings and facilities of our institute. Our institute by accessing
the following link: http://jaist.zenkei.net/campus/

JAIST 30th Anniversary

2020 International Conference on Solid State Devices and Materials
The 2020 International Conference on Solid State Devices and Materials (SSDM2020) was held online from September 27th
to 30th, operated from the main control center at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.
ama Prefecture for theȴUVW WLPH LQ WKH +RNXULNX
region, but due to the inȵXHQFHRIWKHQHZFRURQDvirus, it has been changed
anonlineconference.
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reputation
lar power generation andconferences with a high made a great contribution
batteries, and application
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conducting and superviscussion among academia, planned to be held in Toy-

Entrance Ceremony
October 2, 2nd year of Reiwa

On October 2nd (Friday),the entrance ceremony
for the second year of
Reiwa was held in the
MS hall of the university.
A total of 84 new students,
51 in the master’s programand 33 in the doctoral program, vowed to “workearnestly as a member of
JAIST and complete thestudent’s duties”, and a
representative of the enrollee signed and handed
it over to the president.
“I hope that the new stu-

Students from neighboring
universities who operated
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encounter problems thatare different from the normal academic conference
management, but they
were able to overcome theproblems with the help offaculty members and inSSDM 2020a co-sponsor, The execu- ternational students fromtive committee chairs are other universities. The reProfessor Mizuta ( environ- search presentations werement and energy area ) and able to be held smoothly.
Associate Professor Aka- 6DWHOOLWH RɚFHV ZHUH DOVR
hori ( be applied ). The fac- setup at Toyama Universiulty members and students ty, Toyama Prefectural Uniof Japan Advanced Insti- versity, and Toshiba Corpotute of Science and Technol- ration in Kawasaki City to
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physics, worked together The next SSDM2021 will be
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ing, set up at the Japan Advanced Institute of Scienceand Technology, which is

JAIST 30th Anniversary

GHQWV ZLOO JURZ VLJQLȴcantly as global leaders
who contribute to the development of science andtechnology and open up
the future of the world
throughworld-classresearch and education at our university.”

JAIST 30th Anniversary

JAIST was founded in OcWREHU  DV WKH ȴUVW LQGHpendent national graduate
school, to carry out graduate
education based on researchat the highest level in advanced science and technology. JAIST aims at establishingan ideal model of graduate
education. In October 2020,
JAIST has celebrated its 30th
anniversary since the foundation in 1990. The ceremonial meeting took place on
October 2nd.
“The Outline of Concept of Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology” issued

in September, 1990 andcalled “The Yellow Book”
was considered as a bible forthe founding of JAIST. It set
the purposes of the founding to “fostering university
researchers and developing
and reeducating researchers and engineers for industry” as well as “promoting
advanced basic research in
WKH ȴHOGV  RI DGYDQFHG VFLence and technology.” This
spirit has been inheritedin the current principle of
JAIST established on March
22, 2012: “JAIST fosters
leading human resources

JAIST 30th Anniversary

who can pioneer a new world
ZLWKWKHLUVFLHQWLȴFDQGWHFKnological innovation throughits world-class research andeducation in a rich academic
environment.”
Based on the purposes of theestablishment and the curUHQWSULQFLSOH-$,67WKHȴUVWnational graduate institutewith its own campus in Japan, considers promotionof world top-level research,development of human resources through it, and contribution to society throughresearch and education as
the most important missions.

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JAIST STUDENTS

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JAIST International Student News
Living in a foreign country can be challenging. Moreover, you have totake on different challenges such as starting new research and change
in study patterns. In this edition, we introduce some formers of JAISTinternational students who are successfully working all over theworld.
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+DVDQ IURP ,QGRQHVLD ,have been living in JAIST
as a student for almost
6 years. I came to JAISTin February 2014 as a research student and thenprogressed to the masterand subsequently to thedoctoral program.

Dear international students
who plan to enroll in JAISTI have many pleasant memories of my timeat JAIST. The campus was cosmopolitan-consisting of students from all over the world.
I got to learn about cultures other than mycountry; food, clothing, and even way of lifethat were different. This experience broadened my perspective about life in general.
Some of the lectures on campus were
taught in English. The student Affairs Department staffs were very helpful and solve problems during my stay on campus. They had agood command of English, therefore able tointeract easily with me.
The weather in JAIST was unique, the winter was very cold and the summer was very
hot. Spring and autumn were the best seasons for me. I was able to take amazing pictures during the brief cherry blossom season.
Thanks to the University for having the initiative to grow such trees, thus beautifying thecampus.
The education I got from JAIST was worldclass. With the support of my supervisor, I
was able to publish my research paper with avery good journal. With the exposure and academic rigor, I passed through during my time
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limit. In the nearest future, I plan to do a postGRFWRIXUWKHURUVWDUWDQHZUHVHDUFKȴHOG
I would admonish
prospective students
to pick JAIST. For Japanese students, I thinkit’s a good place tolearn the English language because of thediversity of students
admitted to JAIST. Research is also very intense and rewarding
because of the topnotch academics andworld-class facilitiesstudents get to be exposed to.

JAIST is a graduate institute (university) where
only master and doctoral
programs are available.
It focuses more on advanced education andresearch. Thus, for thoseof you who want to learn
advanced science, this is
the right place for you. In
addition to offering goodfacilities, JAIST also offers various support tohelp the students in theirstudy and research. For
example, in my case, I
have traveled to several
countries such as Poland,
England, France, Singapore, and more, in orderto present my researchat some high-level conferences. I was also supSRUWHG ȴQDQFLDOO\ IRU P\three-months
research
visit to Monash University, in Victoria, Australia.
If you want to work hardon your research, JAIST
will certainly support
you. Furthermore, JAIST
also provides career support to students so that
WKH\FDQȴQGDMREEHIRUH
ȴQLVKLQJ WKHLU VWXGLHVJAIST offers many good
programs such as preparation seminars for job
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career counseling, job
interview training, andmany more. I can say thatthe support from the university is very good especially for those who arewilling to work in Japan.
Thanks to JAIST that I
could land a good job in a
famous company locatedin Kanazawa city.
Even though located ina very rural area in Ishikawa, JAIST has a very
good international environment. More than 50%of the students are international students comingfrom various countries
around the globe. Thus,
not only you can live andlearn in a Japanese environment, but you can

Ogunleye,Olamikunre Osinimu
PhD in Material Science (2019)

JAIST International Activities
also experience studying
in a very international
environment. If you are aforeigner, you do not haveto be worried about beinga “foreigner”, because
here is a multi-culture
environment. And if you
are a Japanese, it is a perfect place for you to feel amore global environment.

basketball,badminton,
PXVLF ȵRZHU DUUDQJHment, dance, astronomical, game development,international sports club,etc. It is also possible toregister a new club if you
want. Thus, besides study
or research, you can also
enjoy other interesting
activities.

The fact that it is located in a rural area is also
something that I appreciate. Not like in a big city,
there is not much distraction in this area so that I

I hope you decide tocome to the JAIST and enjoy your student life here.
I wish you success in yourfuture.

“I hope you decide to come to the JAIST and enjoy
your student life here. I wish you success in yourfuture.”can focus on my study andresearch. Moreover, there
are many beautiful spots
around here. I often gowith my family to Shishiku park where we can see
a beautiful view of Nomi
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from the top of the nearby
mountain. In the winter, I
usually enjoy snowboarding in nearby ski resorts;
the university provides
ski equipment rental andother stuff for free.
Another thing that I
cannot miss about why
I like this university isthat I can play futsal
freely every week in a
newly built gymnasium.
My main hobby is soccer,
and I really love playing
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who like to play. They
also support other extracurricular clubs such as

I have one last mesVDJH ZKLFK LV VSHFLȴFDOO\
for prospective Muslim
students. I am sure thatyou are worried about
foods, praying, and others
related to living as a Muslim. Please do not worry,
I am a Muslim, and I
feel JAIST has a good understanding of Muslim
students. We have a big
enough Muslim community (JAIST Muslim Circle)
here that is ready to helpyou.
Hasan Mohammad Nur
PhD in Information Science (2020)

See more of our international alumni impression and their current where abouts at https://www.jaist.
ac.jp/english/studentlife/abroad/news/#no01.

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JAIST LIBRARY
http://www.jaist.ac.jp/library/

The library at JAIST is administeredbased on the three principles of “Open24 hours a day”, “Research library”
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appropriate for a graduate school interms of accessibility and the contentsof its collection.
Open 24 hours a day - Since research is being carried out throughout
the day, the library is open 24 hours aday, seven days a week, and books andother materials can be viewed freely
whenever it is necessary. Books can bechecked out anytime by using an automatic lending machine.
Research library - The library’s
collection is focused on academic materials that are highly professional

and advanced in order to support research in state-of-the-art science andtechnology.
Electronic library - We are promoting a digital system of academic
materials. Users can use the online
public access catalog, e-journals andvarious databases of academic information through JAIST’s well-developed information network. You canalso connect your PC to the network
via wireless LAN in the library.
JAIST Repository is a digital collection providing access to JAIST’s research outputs, including journal articles, theses and other research papers.
In addition, the library is open to thegeneral public. The library user’s card
can be issued for people who want to
use the library for a long time and they
can use the library anytime throughout the year with it.

JAIST Library

For all the students to be able to enjoy their students’ life, JAIST
provides a lot of facilities. Here are some of the highlights:
Student Counseling Services

Studying can be tough at times, to ensure that the student’s mental healthis cared for, JAIST provides a Student
Counseling Service. The service isgiven by professional counselors. If
there is anything that troubles you,students can feel free to try this service and to visit the Anything/Everything ADVICE Room and make small
talk with the members of this room.

be transformed into
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three kinds, single room, double https://www.jaist.ac.jp/engroom, and family room. It is an af- lish/studentlife/institution/
fordable living place for students’ recreation
who wish to not be hassled with the
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institution/healthcare.html#soudan

GymnasiumTennis Courts

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The on-campus lighted
tennis courts offer day
and night opportunities
to relax and recoverfrom the fatigue of research work.

Training Roommosphere. You can see
the seasonal changesof nature through thewindows.
The New Yamazaki
Daily store offers a wide
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student’s needs, suchas groceries, stationery supplies, and magazines. It also offers ahome delivery service
and dry-cleaning agent.

Amenities
Counseling Room

Emergency Medical Agency Designated by JAIST

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store is also stocked full of foods
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cravings.

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health consultation are provided.
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Tennis Court

Training RoomThe JAIST training
room is equipped with
Treadmill(Running
Machine), Chest Press(Training Machine for
Chest Muscle, Lat Pulldown (Training Machine for Back Muscle),
Smith Machine (Assistive Device for Bench
Press), aero bike in the
training room.

Cafeteria and Convenience StoreJAIST Campus

A wide variety of dishes
are available in a comfortable and relaxed at-

Cafetaria
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Anggina Primanita
Chang Liu
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Zeliang Zhang

Art Editor

Htun Pa Pa Aung
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Lead Editor
Xiaohan Kang
Supervisor
Hiroyuki Iida