Tago laboratory (Data Engineering Lab)
On the afternoon of Saturday, September 2, we held a social gathering for the Tago Laboratory. Over 30 people attended, ranging from third-year undergraduates to alumni, along with visitors from other labs. Everyone had a great time catching up with peers and talking with seniors. Wishing everyone good health until we meet again next year!
The midterm presentations for undergraduate thesis projects were held on July 29. A total of 11 students from the Tago Laboratory gave presentations.
Although each presentation was brief, all of the students presented their research confidently in front of faculty members and students from other laboratories. As a result, all 11 students successfully passed the midterm evaluation.
A first-year master’s student from our laboratory gave an online presentation at the 28th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII 2026), one of the world’s largest international conferences in the field of human-computer interaction.
On Sunday, March 22, 2026, the commencement ceremony was held at Makuhari Messe. From the Tago Laboratory, 12 undergraduate students and 1 master’s student graduated. Among them, one student was honored with the President’s Award.
Starting in April, all graduates will begin their respective careers beyond the university. We look forward to seeing the Tago Lab alumni thrive and make great contributions to society.
On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the Nakagawa Laboratory held its alumni reunion. As our lab had previously collaborated through joint seminars and shared laboratory use, alumni from the Tago Laboratory with connections to Nakagawa Lab, as well as myself, were kindly invited to attend.
Since this was the first alumni reunion for the Nakagawa Laboratory, many graduates were seeing each other for the first time in quite a while, and the venue was filled with lively and cheerful conversations. It was especially heartwarming that they still remembered their connection with the Tago Laboratory, and their enthusiasm and energy left us feeling truly encouraged.
The final examination for the master’s thesis in the 2025 academic year was held on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
One student from the Tago Laboratory presented their research and responded clearly and appropriately during the Q&A session. As a result, the student successfully passed the examination.
The final thesis presentation was held on Wednesday, January 26. Twelve students from the Tago Laboratory gave presentations.
After their presentations, they were able to respond confidently and appropriately to questions from faculty members, bringing their year-long research efforts to a successful and satisfying conclusion.
On the evening of Saturday, December 5th, the Tago Laboratory hosted its year-end party, which also served as an alumni gathering. A total of 22 participants joined—from third-year professionals to current third-year undergraduates—making it a lively and enjoyable event.
After the dinner party at the restaurant, we held a second gathering back at the lab, where everyone mingled freely across different years. For the current students, it was a great chance to hear valuable insights about job hunting and graduate school from their seniors.
The Thirteenth International Conference on Advanced Cloud and Big Data (CBD 2025) was held at the Ookayama Campus of Institute of Science Tokyo over three days from November 29 to December 1, 2025.
From the Tago Laboratory, one paper by a fourth-year student and one paper by a recent graduate were accepted, and both were presented in front of other researchers. They also joined the conference dinner and other events, gaining valuable experiences.
From September 1st to 2nd, the Tago Lab held our annual seminar retreat. We stayed at the university’s training center in Onjuku, where we enjoyed group work sessions and a barbecue, deepening our friendships while having fun. At night, we even set off fireworks on the beach, which seemed to create some great memories for everyone.
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