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Hello there, long time no see. This is mellow.
Just around 1 hour before writing this article, we had the this year’s final, 8th, study session for B3 students.

What are B3 study sessions

As we’ve already explained in the page For Prospective Students, Takizawa lab prepares various educational programs for students who are new to the lab.
This year, we welcomed three B3 and one M1 freshmen to our lab. Thus, we had the study sessions for these four freshmen.

This year’s study session

In total, 8 study sessions were held this year with different and useful themes.

Each study sessions were like the following photo.

Hope what students have learned in these sessions can help with their further research activities in our lab.
That’s all here. Enjoy your summer vacation~

A welcome party was held at the end of June to celebrate the assignment of new B3 students.
Thanks to a fascinating web service, we still had a great time although the party could not be held face-to-face.

We are looking forward to seeing the B3 students play an active role in this lab in the future!

We took a group photo of B4 members and professors for the graduation album!
The weather cleared up just in time before the rainy season, and we got some great shots!
What a day!

Hi, this is Kaneko.
IEICE Technical Committee on Reconfigurable Systems (2021-06-RECONF) was held from June 8th to 9th.
RECONF is a regularly held conference on reconfigurable devices and systems such as FPGAs.
The details of my presentation are shown as follows.
2021-06-09 16:10　FPGAクラスタのためのSYCLインターフェースの開発とCPU-FPGA連携の評価 [Program]

Although the presentation was given online, I was still nervous because this was my first time to present publicly at a conference.
I am looking forward to more presentation experiences and skills in the future.

Hi, this is Sasaki, a master-course student.
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IPDPS2021(35th IEEE International Parallel &　Distributed Processing Symposium) was held from May 17th to 21st.
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Although the name is “Parallel & Distributed Processing,” its scope is so large, from architecture to cloud computing and neural networks, and it is like a “mini-SC.”
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The conference had been scheduled to be held in Portland, US, but was held online like last year.
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In a workshop, iWAPT2021(The 16th International Workshop on Automatic Performance Tuning), I made a presentation about the file I/O characteristics of heterogeneous HPC systems and the necessity of auto-tuning.
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The details of the presentation are shown as follows.
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• Yuta Sasaki, Ayumu Ishizuka, Mulya Agung and Hiroyuki Takizawa. “Evaluating I/O Acceleration Mechanisms of SX-Aurora TSUBASA.” 2021 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops (IPDPSW). [Program]

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IPDPS2022 will be held in Lyon, France if it can be held face-to-face.
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I hope to be able to go abroad soon!