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Awards
- Award Mr. Reo Gakumi and Assistant Professor Ryota Yasudo (Course of Communications and Computer Engineering) were awarded “APDCM 2025, Outstanding Paper Award” for the research “RL-assisted Annealing for QUBO on a Multi-GPU System”.
- Award Mr. Taishi Nakai (Social Informatics Course) was awarded “Information Security Research Encouragement Award” for the research “Higher Decentralization Does Not Necessarily Enhance Resistance to 51% Attacks”.
- Award Assistant Professor Shota KATO, Mr. Kotaro NAGAYAMA, and Professor Manabu KANO (Systems Science Course) were awarded the 2024 Best Paper Award from the Technical Committee on Natural Language Understanding and Models of Communication (NLC), The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers (IEICE).
- Award Mr. Hiroaki Kitaike received Kyoto University President’s Award.
- Award Mr. Hiroaki Kitaike (Communications and Computer Engineering Course) was awarded the 23rd IEEE EDS Japan Chapter Student Award.
- Award Mr. Taishi Nakai (Social Informatics Course) was awarded “Information Security Research Encouragement Award” for the research “Higher Decentralization Does Not Necessarily Enhance Resistance to 51% Attacks”.
- Award Mr. Ryoma SATAKE (Dept. Systems Science) was awarded the Outstanding Presentation Award at The 67th Japan Joint Automatic Control Conference for the paper entitled “Multi-Agent Model and Compensation Design of Food Delivery Service”.
- Award Mr. Daiki SUGIYAMA (Dept. Systems Science) was awarded the Outstanding Presentation Award at The 67th Japan Joint Automatic Control Conference for the paper entitled “Consensus analysis of multi-agent systems driven by value exchange: Selection of observation edges to judge consensus based on the observation data”.
- Award Mr. Taishi Nakai (Social Informatics Course) and Prof. Kazuyuki Shudo (Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies) were awarded “Computer Security Symposium 2024 (CSS2024), CSS 2024 Best Paper Award” for the research “Higher Decentralization Does Not Necessarily Improve Resistance to 51% Attacks”.
- Award Mr. Arata TOMOTO (Advanced Mathematical Sciences Course) was awarded the Conference Encouragement Award of the Japanese Neural Network Society 34th Annual Meeting (JNNS2024) for the paper entitled “Nonlinear recurrent neural network for stimulus-dependent memories with amplified transient trajectories”.