Study in USA/Canada: 6-and 8-month courses from August 2019

Research Internship and achievement presentations

The students had research internship at the laboratories of UCLA or University of Toronto (UT). They worked on each specific research project under a supervisor at each university.
They wrote each report and gave the final presentation at the 26th JUACEP workshop which took place on March 26, 2020 at Nagoya University. The presentations were evaluated by each Nagoya advisor while the reports were evaluated by each supervisor at UCLA/UT. Two credits were awarded from Nagoya University.
Though the peril of COVID-19 was already started when they were about to come back to Japan, they could return at the last minute.

①Participants of medium-term course (6 months from August 2019 to January 2020)

Name	Reserch theme	Advisor at UCLA/UT
Keita Umemura	About ISO 15118	Prof. Rajit Gadh, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UCLA
Takumi Kani	Development of Low Adhesion Film Using Mesoporous Silica	Prof. Laurent Pilon, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UCLA
Yusaku Kawagoe	Conditional Machine Learning-Based Inverse Design of Photonic Metasurfaces	Prof. Aaswath Raman, Materials Science and Engineering, UCLA
Tomohiro Saso	Studt on Tribological Performance of Aluminum Alloy 7075(T6)-TiB2 Nanocomposites	Prof. Xiaochun Li, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UCLA
Takeshi Matsumoto	Toward Robust Tuning of Integral Resonant Control	Prof. Tetsuya Iwasaki, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UCLA
Tomoyasu Watanabe	Effects of Pulse Width of VNbTaMoW High Entropy Alloy Thin Films Deposited by HiPIMS	Prof. Suneel Kodambaka, Materials Science and Engineering, UCLA
Takaaki Miyachi	Finite Element Analysis of Contact in Asperities	Prof. Shaker A. Meguid, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto

②Participant of long-term course (8 months from August 2019 to March 2020)

Name	Reserch theme	Advisor at UCLA
Masahiro Ito	The Wind Tunnel Experiment of Low Profile Double Floating-Elements Shear Sensor	Prof. Chang-Jin Kim, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, UCLA

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