Two technologists from MEITEC, Mr. Tsumuro and Mr. Koga, who have supported Prof. Inoue’s lab were transferred due to contract expiration.
Prof. Inoue commented that many researches was promoted thanks to them and hopes for their future success.
(Two centered in the picture below.)
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Mr. Yamada, a second year Master’s student who belongs Professor Inoue’s laboratory, has completed his master’s course. He has got the top-seat for scholastic attainments this year and was the General Secretary.
Prof. Inoue, though had some handful memory with him, expects his further success.
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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.
COVID-19 AI and Simulation Project conducted by Cabinet Secretariat is a massive-scale research project covered by the second supplementary budget of 2020. Prof. Inoue and his team reported their research results on this project.
You can watch the video of their reporting from the link below.
https://www.covid19-ai.jp/en-us/presentation/video
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Prof. Inoue appeared on a radio program “PUSH!” from RADIO Kansai, broadcasted on 25th November, 2021, as a guest.
He introduced his team’s research in general.
You can listen to it from the audio file below.
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Prof. Inoue has announced his report on AROB 2021, 26th International Symposium on Artificial Life and Robotics.
The title of the report is “The impact of supply-chain networks on interactions between the anti-COVID-19 lockdowns in different regions”.
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Prof. Inoue had a presentation at a seminar, Value Creation and Dispersed Market Design, held by Prof. Aruka, an emeritus professor of Chuo University. The title of the presentation was “Simulation of Spillover Effect by Exogenous Shock on Actual Supply-chain Network”.
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On 4th December 2020, Prof. Inoue was invited to and had a lecture at Innovation Design Seminar Based on Knowledge Science, by Professor Hayashi at Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.
The title of the lecture was “Potentialities of Economic Simulation Using Large-Scale Network Data and Supercomputer”, which looked back his current studies comprehensively. The level of the questions asked in the lecture were quite high, thus, it was a challenging but rewarding seminar for him.
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A paper written by Prof. Inoue was published on COVID ECONOMICS printed by CEPR.
The title of the paper is “The Impact of Supply-Chain Networks on Interactions Between the Anti-COVID-19 Lockdowns in Different Regions”, under joint authorship with Yosuke Murase, a researcher of Riken, and Yasuyuki Todo, a professor at Waseda University.
It discusses how self-quarantine due to COVID-19 influenced Japanese economy; how it differs from situations in other countries; how each prefecture reacts to deregulation of self-quarantine; how the counterbalance among prefectures be controlled.
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