Kyushu University’s Institute of Mathematics for Industry (IMI) and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) will hold the “Student-Led Graduate Student Research Exchange Program” as follows.

This program is held as part of an exchange program under a project commissioned by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST). Graduate students from Kyushu University and UTM will give presentations in English on their research topics and findings, followed by opportunities for discussion and exchange of ideas.
Following the presentations, a networking session will be held to encourage in-person interaction and networking among participants.
We warmly invite everyone interested in graduate students’ research presentations and international research exchange to join us.　

­・Date & Time: Monday, September 28, 2026, 13:00–16:30
­・Venue: D413 Auditorium and Foyer, West Zone 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University
­・Format: Hybrid (Presenters: In-person / Audience: In-person or Online)
­・Language: English
­・Participation Fee: Free
­・Registration: https://forms.gle/SDkHSk6Q1TCY5bXd9
­・Registration Deadline: Friday, September 18, 2026
*Online meeting details will be provided after registration.

・Program
13：00–13：15
Taiga Kadowaki : Stochastic Growth Modeling of Vascular Plaque Dynamics and Optimization of Catheter-Based Drug Delivery

13：15–13：30
Fatanah Binti Hamzah : Two-Dimensional Dam-Break Debris Flow Model Incorporating Voellmy Rheology, Earth pressure coefficient and Coriolis Parameter

13：30–13：45
Katsunari Fujishima : Mathematical Optimization of Study Time Allocation for Japanese University Entrance Examinations

13：45–14：00
Break

14：00–14：15
Yoshimichi Hayashi : Application of Bioconvection Model Framework to Vegetation Distribution

14：15–14：30
Ang Chin Xiang: Omega Limiting Set of b-Bistochastic Quadratic Stochastic Operator

14：30–14：45
Go Hashimoto : Description of hybrid systems by term rewriting

14：45–15：00
Break

15：00–15：15
Junya Miyake : Bayesian Estimation for Variable Selection and Fusion Based on a Nonlocal Prior

15：15–15：30
Nwebonyi James Ugochukwu : Optimal Intermittent Hierarchical Control for Multi-Agent Systems (MASs)

15：30–15：45
Aina Nuha binti Che Mahadzir : Explainable Deep Learning Model using Large Language Model for Palm Oil Fresh Fruit Ripeness

15：45–16：00
Haruka Suga : A Mathematical Model for the Optimal Treatment Order of Multiple Vascular Stenoses

16：00–16：30
Networking Session