Shingo Nozaki (Graduate School of Science) presented his research at the “Mathematical and Data Science Education and Research Support Program” Research Results Presentation Session on October 24.
This year, 45 applications were submitted, and after rigorous review, 17 were selected.
Among the many faculty members whose research was selected, it is truly remarkable that the research of Mr. Nozaki, a second-year doctoral student, was chosen.
On the day of the presentation, he delivered his presentation with great confidence before a distinguished panel of professors.
Name
Shingo Nozaki
Affiliation
Graduate School of Science, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Research Title
“Probing the Star Formation Potential in Molecular Cloud Cores Using Machine Learning on Combined Simulation and Observational Data”
Additionally, this research has been accepted for the NeurIPS 2025 Workshop on the Machine Learning and the Physical Sciences (ML4PS).
We look forward to the future achievements of K²-SPRING student Mr.Nozaki!
