AY2022 Graduation Ceremony for Tokyo Tech Academies for Leading Graduate Schools, ToTAL, and Tokyo Tech Academies for the WISE Program
Thirteen students completed Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics (TAC-MI) in March 2023.
Twelve graduates of TAC-MI, three graduates of WISE-SSS, four graduates of ToTAL, two graduates of AGL and two graduates of ACLS were celebrated in the graduation ceremony at Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza on Ookayama Campus on March 27, 2023. Commemorative medals were presented to the graduates.
At the beginning of the ceremony, Tokyo Tech President Kazuya Masu , Provost Executive Vice President Isao Satoh and Executive Vice President for Education Jun-ichi Imura gave the graduates congratulations. And then, the directors of each academy introduced the graduates and shared their congratulatory messages.
Finally, the ceremony concluded with words from student representatives of each academy. On behalf of the TAC-MI graduate, Tomoki Hirohata commented “Looking back on the three and a half years I spent at the TAC-MI program, I realize that we have learned and experienced a lot about informatics. It was a great experience for us to acquire expertise and work on practical problem-solving through TAC-MI programs such as Materials Simulations/Informatics and the Practice School, etc. In addition, the TAC-MI program provided us with opportunities to interact with domestic and international researchers, including people from companies, which gave me a good chance to think about what to do after the doctoral program. In the future, I would like to contribute to solving social issues with both materials and informatics, and I am sure that all graduates think the same way. Finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the professors who have given us valuable learning opportunities, to the administrative staff for their kind support, and to my invaluable friends whom I have come to know and work hard with through TAC-MI, and we look forward to further success of TAC-MI.”
Members of faculty, mentors, and staff in the TAC-MI program look forward to seeing how the latest program graduate exercise their problem-solving ability, global leadership and expertise of “materials × information” on the world stage.
