Yusuke Izawa is awarded as a researcher of ACT-X “Frontier of mathematics and information science” area, JST’s Strategic Basic Research Programs. The title of his research topic is “汎用性と高性能を両立するハイブリッド型実行時コンパイラ”.
Rohan Ray Sobha, who was a Tokyo Tech Summer Program student two years ago, came back our group. Under the International Graduate Program (A), he started pursuing his Master’s and Doctoral degrees.
Welkom terug!
Chenxin et al. presented his paper on Sanajeh at the 2020 annual conference of Japan Society for Software Science and Technology (JSSST).
Sanajeh: A DSL for GPGPU programming with Python objects (Jizhe Chenxin, Hidehiko Masuhara, Matthias Sprinter, Youyou Cong)Our group member also presented posters at the conference. (more…)
Two lightening talks have been accepted at the Scheme and Functional Programming Workshop.
A paper entitled “Activation Interfaces for Modular Reasoning in Context-Oriented Programming” authored by Paul Leger, Hidehiko Masuhara and Ismael Figueroa was presented at the 12th International Workshop on Context-Oriented Programming and Advanced Modularity (COP 2020). This is a proposal to provide a stable interface into the layer activation mechanism.
We welcome the five new members to the group in this spring.
As we need to stay home due to COVID-19, we are closely communicating each other online, maybe more than ever.
Cherry Blossoms on the Day of the Graduation Ceremony
We celebrated graduation of our members. We had to celebrate them virtually as the university’s ceremony was shrunk down to only a few representatives for avoiding the risks of COVID-19 infection.
Yusuke Izawa,Yudai Tanabe and Aochi Shu received the Master’s degrees. Yusuke and Yudai will pursuit the PhD degree in our group. Aochi will start working for one of the largest e-commerce companies in Japan. Junya Nose received his Bachelor’s degree, and will pursuit the Master’s degree in our group.
We wish for their bright future, and hope we can see each other soon!
Our paper “Extending Lift Intermediate Representation with Dynamic Length Arrays”, authored by Kazuki Niimi and Hidehiko Masuhara, was accepted at the PRO92.
(update) The paper is published as IPSJ Transaction on Programming, Vol.13, No.3, pp.1-12, June 1, 2020.
The workshop was originally planned to be held at Waseda University, but actually held online.
A paper entitled “Improving Keyword-based Code Recommendation by Exploiting Context Informations”, authored by Shu and Masuhara is presented at the 128th IPSJ Workshop on Programming.
Masuhara received Tokyo Tech Best Teacher Award on “design and implementation of a discussion-based programming class.”