Hiroyasu Inoue gave a presentation at the November meeting of the Harima Industry–Academia Exchange group. His talk discussed estimating the economic effects of COVID-19 through large-scale supply chain simulation.
Hiroyasu Inoue presented at the 68th Annual Meeting of the Japan Society for Urbanology. The presentation analyzed the effects of urban lockdowns in the Kyoto–Osaka–Kobe region using large-scale supply chain simulation. Related article / information
Hiroyasu Inoue received a FIT Encouragement Award for his presentation at the 20th Forum on Information Technology (FIT2021). Related article / information
Hiroto Nakagori, a first-year master’s student in our laboratory, received an Outstanding Poster Award at the University of Hyogo’s Knowledge Exchange Symposium 2021. His presentation used large-scale supply chain simulation to estimate the economic effects of COVID-19, focusing on how infection prevention measures affected individual firms.
We are inviting a postdoc at RIKEN who can develop models of social and economic phenomena and simulate them on large scale data. The contract is annual but can be renewed by March 2025.(This invitation is different from the last one.)https://www.riken.jp/…/researchers/20210618_2/index.html Seeking a Research Scientist or a Postdoctoral Researcher at Discrete Event Simulation Research Team...
RIKEN and Prof. Inoue’s research group issued a joint press release tilted “First in the World – Revealing the Money Flow Network: Big Data Analysis on Banking in Cutting-edge Network Science“ based on the recently released research paper titled “Money flow network among firms’ accounts in a regional bank of Japan”. お金の流れのネットワーク構造を世界で初めて解明理研ら共同研究グループは、最新のビッグデータ・ネットワーク科学を用いて、地方銀行の企業口座間のお金の流れの構造を解明することに成功しました。 posted by Emiri...
Our research project was selected for a four-year KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B). The project estimates the effects of disasters and infectious disease control measures on firms and the economy using a comprehensive network of interfirm transactions. With this award, the laboratory has received continuous KAKENHI support for 17 years since its establishment.
Fujitsu Journal featured research using the Fugaku supercomputer to study the societal effects of COVID-19. RIKEN, working with Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, made part of Fugaku available ahead of its planned launch for shared use in fiscal 2021 to support the response to the pandemic. Fugaku was jointly developed by...
Our research group has been building a patent bibliographic database to study innovation in prewar Japan. A paper describing the database construction method and presenting descriptive analyses has been published in RIETI’s Policy Discussion Paper Series. RIETI is the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry, an incorporated administrative agency under Japan’s Ministry of Economy,...
The May 6, 2020 morning edition of Kobe Shimbun featured our research on its front page. The article covered our use of Fugaku to estimate the economic effects of requests to restrict activities during the COVID-19 pandemic. Related article / information
