Workshop, Abema Towers, 2023
As a representative of CyberAgent AI Lab, I presented our research to 25 university students in a company visit organized by IEEE Young Professionals. We introduced the students (coming from U-Tokyo, Tokyo Tech, etc.) our research in computer vision, audio and a brief explanation of the working system at the AI lab.
Workshop, Kikai Shinko Kaikan, 2023
I was in charge of teaching primary school students the fundamentals of programming. We used a visual-programming tool in which kids would put connect blocks to generate programs. Those programs would then be downloaded to an external microprocessor with display, sound and button i/o.
Study group, Online, 2021
I joined a study group in which participants introduce interesting trends and concepts in the fields of computer vision, human computer interaction, virtual reality and others (multidisciplinary). From March 2022 I also joined the management team to help organizing the events.
Study group, Online, 2021
In the IEEE Young Professionals group, we created a study group system for members to review together their topics of interest. I manage the machine learning study group, in which we study about deep learning, computer vision, representation learning, etc.
Workshop, Tokyo Denki University, 2019
I was the lecturer in a workshop about technical writing organized by IEEE Young Professionals. The students were given an intensive lecture on how to write a graduation thesis and a conference paper, and then they corrected their own essays based on the advices given.
Workshop, The University of Tokyo, Center for Research and Development, 2019
In collaboration with the Center for Research and Development, we spent a semester creating a mentoring event aimed to supporting the international students of the University of Tokyo. By using active learning and other team working techniques, we were able to:
Course taken, The University of Tokyo, Center for Research and Development, 2018
I completed a course taught at the University of Tokyo about “learning how to teach at a higher education institution”. The University of Tokyo Future Faculty Program (UTokyo FFP) is a course aimed to enhance teaching and research skills of graduate students, postdocs, and young faculty members at the University of Tokyo. The contents range from class/syllabus design to student evaluation, and include practical teaching sessions.
Workshop, Nihon University, 2017
I was the lecturer in a workshop about AI organized by IEEE Young Professionals. In the morning, the students were given an intensive lecture on AI and machine learning in order to learn the basics and the applications. Then, during the afternoon, the students thought about innovative applications using AI and created their own idea proposal. Finally, the most interesting idea received an award.
Lab management, The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Department of Mechano-Informatics, Machine Intelligence Lab, 2017
While working as a researcher at the Machine Intelligence Lab (U-Tokyo), I was in charge of basic lab management tasks (e.g., lab tours), as well as assisting the students in their research tasks (e.g., topic selection, paper writing). I was also assigned leader duties for a medical project, and during the lab’s participation at the RoboCup competition.