Hashimoto Labratory
School of Knowledge Science
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST)
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Study on Language, Communication, and Institutions from the perspectives of Complex System and Evolution.
Study on Language, Communication, and Institutions from the perspectives of Complex System and Evolution.
Information（2025）
Information（2025）
On 30 July, Professor Hashimoto gave a lecture at the GoodMoneyLab workshop (online) entitled 'Three forces that create the world - money, language and knowledge'. [2025/7/30]
Five M1 students who entered in April, Sinto Izaki, Sota Ednai, Zhu Liya, Deng Na and Shinichi Honna, have been assigned to our Laboratory. [2025/6/25]
On 22 June, we held a homemade pizza party to celebrate Kazuki Matsui achieving his PhD degree. [2025/6/25]
Ibuki Iwamura introduced a paper at the ICET Seminar Workshop 2025 (2025/05/17-18). [2025/6/2]
On 11 May, there was a doctoral thesis defense as well as a public hearing, at which Kazuki Matsui (D3) presented his doctoral thesis, "Construction of a social simulation model and analysis method for EBPM focusing on cognitive mechanisms regarding relationships with others." [2025/5/14]
On 19 April, we held a Welcoming Barbecue Party. A total of 50 people enjoyed the party, including applicants and friends of Hashimoto Lab members. This time, the party was held jointly with the Fujiwara Lab of Komatsu University and their colleagues. [2025/4/25]
On 17 April, we took a cherry blossom viewing stroll in the park behind the Ishikawa High-Tech Exchange Center. [2025/4/18]
Welcome new students Risa Teshigahara in the doctoral programme at the Ishikawa Campus and Yasuhiko Nakamura in the doctoral programme of the Tokyo Satellite. Congratulations, Junki Kasano and Ibuki Iwamura moved into the doctoral programme at the Ishikawa Campus. [2025/4/12]
Professor Takashi Hashimoto has been appointed to the Cognitive Studies editorial board, published by the Japanese Cognitive Science Society. D1 student Qin Mujun has been appointed vice-president of the JCSS Youth Seminar. [2025/4/12]
Congratulations on the new Academic Year!
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