こんにちは，学部4年の松瀬です．
今年も正式な学位記授与式は中止となってしまいましたが，研究室内での小規模な学位授与式が3月25日に行われました．
就職のためにすでに仙台を離れてしまった方々がいたり，写真も撮りづらい状況であったりともどかしい思いもありましたが，皆ここまで健康に研究を続けてこられたのは喜ばしいです．
僕も卒業する側でしたが，本当に楽しい研究生活を送ることができ，この研究室に入ってよかったと思えています．
僕はこのまま大学院に進みます．
今後も卒業された優秀な先輩方の背中を目標にし，また，研究室の楽しい雰囲気を受け継いでいく所存です．
授与の瞬間を写真に収められなかった方も多かったのが残念です．
卒業されたみなさま，おめでとうございます！
A scaled-down graduation ceremony was held in our lab
Due to the coronavirus, the graduation ceremony of Tohoku University was canceled. Instead, a small one was held in our lab.
Hope all alumni could enjoy their job and study in the future.
Also, don’t forget to come back again and keep communications with our labmates!
滝沢教授がATAT2021において招待講演
3月19日、滝沢先生が2021 Conference on Advanced Topics and Auto Tuning in
High-Performance Scientific Computing (ATAT2021)で「Offload Programming on a Modern Heterogeneous Vector System」という題目で招待講演を行いました。
台湾の国立中央大学では現地開催されましたが、日本側の講演者はオンライン出席となりました。
国際会議のプログラムはこちらをご参照ください。
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk at ATAT2021
The 2021 Conference on Advanced Topics and Auto Tuning in High-Performance Scientific Computing was held during 3/19~3/20．
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk about Offload Programming on a Modern Heterogeneous Vector System.
Please check the details at the following link:
https://sites.google.com/site/atathpsc/
滝沢教授がWSSPにおいて講演
3月18日、滝沢先生がWorkshop on Sustained Simulation Performance (WSSP)で「Evaluating and exploiting the potential of the 2nd-generation SX-Aurora TSUBASA」という題目で講演を行いました。
東北大学サイバーサイエンスセンターとドイツシュツットガルト大学高性能計算センター(HLRS)が主催するワークショップで、例年はシュツットガルトと仙台で開催されてきましたが、今回はコロナウイルス感染防止の観点からオンライン開催になりました。
ワークショップのプログラムはこちらをご参照ください。
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk at Cyber HPC Symposium 2021
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk at Cyber HPC Symposium 2021 on 16th March.
The details of the Cyber HPC Symposium 2021, Osaka University are here.
滝沢教授が大阪大学Cyber HPC Symposium 2021にて基調講演
3月16日、滝沢先生が大阪大学Cyber HPC Symposium 2021にて基調講演を行いました。
シンポジウムの詳細はこちらをご参照ください。
発表スライドもシンポジウムのページにアップロードされています。
滝沢教授が東北大学TCPAIシンポジウムにて講演
3月8日、滝沢先生が東北大学タフ･サイバーフィジカルAI研究センター(TCPAI)シンポジウムにて講演を行いました。
シンポジウムの詳細はこちらをご参照ください。
途中でZoomの通信が途切れるトラブルがありましたが、すぐに復旧して講演を続けることができました。
発表の動画は以下のYouTubeで視聴できます。
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qnnQ_wQD8
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk at TCPAI
Prof. Takizawa gave a talk at TCPAI on 8th March.
Please check the details at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2qnnQ_wQD8
One week has passed since the powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake
Hi, there. This is Minglu, who felt really scared for the terrible earthquake even though it is my fifth year in Japan.
Around 13th 11pm, the powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake jolts Tohoku area.
The next morning, Prof. Takizawa sent some photos of our lab after the earthquake via slack.
(upper photos) In the student room, books were fell off the shelf, monitors were fell off on the top of desks, and drawers were pulled out.
(lower photos) The experiment room was really chaotic. The keyboards were fell off the shelf that keycaps were coming apart, and even the server racks were moved.
It is hard that such a big earthquake happened near the graduation season, especially near the thesis’s deadline.
Fortunately, all of our servers are fine due to the anti-earthquake procedures that there is no data loss.
Take this occasion, I would like to introduce the main anti-earthquake procedures we have done so far.
(upper photos) Firstly, about our students’ room:
– The top two layers of the bookshelf have fall prevention rods that prevent books from falling off and hitting the students’ desks.
– Since the earthquake happened on a Saturday night, no one was in the lab. In case of being in the lab, we placed the helmets near everyone’s desk that students can wear them and run away.
– To prevent the fire, all electrical outlets are organized carefully.
(lower photos) Next is our experiment room.
– All shelves were fixed to the wall by furniture-wall-brackets so that shelves will not fall off to the floor.
– There are many servers in our experiment room. Also, to prevent fire, all outlets are managed carefully by numbering and calculating each current limitation.
– There are lots of equipment such as the USB-cables are stored on the shelf. The top layer of the shelf also has the anti-earthquake strap.
Besides, our lab uses both cloud storage and local NAS to store and manage all research data.
The NAS in our lab has the redundancy that all data could be repaired even one or two HDDs are broken.
The most significant damages by this earthquake are the monitors that were fell off the desk, and a few are broken. To prevent this problem, we plan to buy some anti-earthquake mats for fixing the monitors on each desk.
All in all, it is fortunate that no labmate got injured due to the earthquake.
Though one week has already passed and some aftershocks still come, our daily lives are coming back. Everyone is enjoying their campus lives.