Lab Retreat 2020: Behavior and Mind Symposium

Date: Sep 23 (Wed) - 24 (Thu), 2020

Venue: Henshosonin, Koyasan, Koya Town, Wakayama Prefecture

Purpose: Share our knowledge and exchange our ideas within/outside of our laboratory.

Organizers: Mathematical Informatics Lab @ NAIST-IS, Computational Biology Lab @ NAIST-BS, Maruno Lab @ Kyoto WU

Sponsors: NAIST Next Generation Interdisciplinary Research Project, JSPS-KAKENHI

Summary:

Some give a tutorial lecture on a topic related to his/her research.

Each of the other attendees gives a lecture presentation on his/her own research.

If you are assigned to one of the poster sessions, please prepare your poster in B1 size.

Every student is required to submit a report on your/others' presentation to the supervisor after the lab retreat.

[Sep 23]

7:30 departure at NAIST

11:10 arrival at Koyasan

11:30-12:30 lunch

12:30-13:30 oral session 1 (60 min)

Dr Makoto Fukushima @ MI: Signal processing for magnetic resonance imaging (Tutorial)

13:30-14:00 flash talks for poster sessions (1 min x 23)

14:15-15:45 poster session 1

Jiaxing Tian @MI: The construction of an emotional model based on the embodied predictive Interoception coding model: a research for the depression counseling
Igor Zavialov @MI: Estimation and classification of systemic risk in the financial system
Mario Eduardo Aburto Gutierrez @MI: A review on state similarity measures in Markov decision processes
Tomohiko Kimura @MI: The effect of epistemic curiosity on improving the game
Sota Imotani @CB: A quantitative model of organ size control by living organisms
Tomohiro Kinugasa @CB: Application of maximum hands-off control to cellular metabolic oscillation
Prof. Yuichi Sakumura @CB: Decoding cell edge movement from Rho GTPase activities

15:45-17:15 poster session 2

Sriiesaranusorn Panyawut @MI: Quantification analysis of behavioral changes after sciatic nerve ligation in rats
Kiwamu Nichihara @MI: Heart rate variability analysis toward heat illness prediction
Ryusuke Nakamura @MI: Effects of parcellation scale on the size of robustly detected communities in the connectome
Renzo Tan @MI: On experience replay
Asahi Tsuruo @MI: Mathematical model of jumping horse and its rider
Haruki Hashimoto @CB: Modeling of sprouting angiogenesis based on mechanical cell-cell interaction
Takeru Murayama @CB: Design of in-silico optimal controller for adaptive molecular network based on particle filter
Tamao Maeda @KU: Multilevel structure in a feral horse society: Evidence from aerial observations using drones

17:30-18:30 dinner

18:30-21:00 Koyasan experiences & bathing

21:30-23:00 poster session 3

Kiyoka Ikeda @MI: Gaze behavior analysis for program comprehension by contrasting human and machine attention
Felan Carlo Garcia @MI: Leveraging longitudal lifelog data for time-to-event depression relapse prediction using GRU-Weibull model
Toyomi Ishida @MI: Identifying brain volumetric features of expert programmers
Chikara Hirai @MI: Solar irradiance forecasting using total sky images for MPPT
Tomoaki Yamamoto @MI: Measurement of negative emotion toward advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) using biological signals
Shiho Oigawa @CB: Estimation of Shh-induced gene regulatory network based on LASSO regression
Yuta Tamashiro @CB: Exhaled gas analysis for estimation of disease condition

[Sep 24]

7:00-8:00 breakfast

8:30-10:00 Koyasan experiences

10:00-12:00 oral session 2 (60 min x 2)

Dr Shinya Yamamoto @ WRC, Kyoto U: Seeking possibilities of collaborative research between mathematical informatics and animal studies
Dr Tsuyoshi Hirashima @ GS Med, Kyoto U: Mechano-chemical feedback in collective multicellular systems for pattern formation

12:00-13:00 lunch

13:00-16:00 free discussion

16:00 departure at Koyasan

7:35 NAIST Main Gate (map)

8:50 Nankai Namba

11:10 Henjosonin, Koyasan