Lim, Fatemeh&Uemura joined Yamaguchi&Takada Lab
The Yamaguchi-Takada lab welcomes three new members. When cherry blossoms are in full bloom, we welcomed a researcher student, Lim and two first-year masters students (M1), Fatemeh and Uemura.

Here are the profiles of our three new members:
Name:Fatemeh Hassani
Grade:First-year Masters Student(M1) Origin:Tehran, Iran Hobby:Painting, photography, calligraphy, flower arrangement Reason for choosing this laboratory: I wanted to combine my core engineering background with interest in the social aspect of it and wanted to challenge my approach to problem-solving in developing countries. This is a place to invest in my education and push myself to become a better future leader in this highly fluid world. First Impression of this laboratory: Very friendly laboratory Aim in this laboratory: Gain new perspectives, and strengthen my leadership skills. |
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Name:LIM Vicheth
Grade:Research Student Origin:Phnom Penh, Cambodia Hobby:Playing Badminton, Swimming, Watching Movies, Travelling, Reading Books. Reason for choosing this laboratory: I had learn Management of Information System for 4 years and Management for 2 years, so i want to develop my country social with information system it is why i decided to choosing this laboratory. first impression of this laboratory: All members in lab are very friendly. Aim in this laboratory : Make what i think to be come a result. |
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Name: Itsuki Uemura
Grade: First-year Masters Student(M1) Origin: Kagawa, Japan Hobby: reading books, playing sports, climbing mountains, visiting shrines and so on. Reason for choosing this laboratory: I’ve studied about mechanical engineering for 7 years. Moreover, aside from school, I’m learned international cooperation and development by attending international events such as JICA, NGO and so on. therefore, I thought that I wanted to research for the good of society.That’s why I chose Yamaguchi-Takada lab. first impression of this laboratory: It’s very comfortable because lab members are friendly and kind. Aim in this laboratory : To be able to guess the world’s future deeply. |