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Our faculty member participates in a panel discussion at the JSTQB conference
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Our faculty member participates in a panel discussion at the JSTQB conference

2025-10-10
On October 10, 2025, Professor Satoshi Masuda of our laboratory participated as a panelist in…
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M1 student Sangawa-san made a presentation: “Parallel-processed hyper parameter tuning for higher accuracy of malware detection” on ICIIT2025
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M1 student Sangawa-san made a presentation: “Parallel-processed hyper parameter tuning for higher accuracy of malware detection” on ICIIT2025

2025-02-21
In February 2025, a research presentation was delivered at the International Conference on Intelligent Information Technology (ICIIT 2025), held in Hanoi, Vietnam. The study presented focused on malware detection using machine learning techniques. 
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M1 student, Mr. Sangawa presented at a conference: “Parallel-processed hyper parameter tuning for higher accuracy of malware detection” (Sapporo)
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M1 student, Mr. Sangawa presented at a conference: “Parallel-processed hyper parameter tuning for higher accuracy of malware detection” (Sapporo)

2024-07-23
M1 student Mr. Sangawa participated in the 106th Computer Security and 56th Security Psychology and Trust Joint Research Presentation Meeting held in Sapporo, Hokkaido, in July 2024, and presented his research
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Recent Posts

  • Release of a high-accuracy malware detection model, DeepMalDetect, on GitHub  
  • Our faculty member participates in a panel discussion at the JSTQB conference
  • M1 student Sangawa-san made a presentation: “Parallel-processed hyper parameter tuning for higher accuracy of malware detection” on ICIIT2025
  • “Investigation of Congestion and Collisions during Highway Merging Using a Traffic Flow Simulator” (Undergraduate Thesis Academic Year 2024) 
  • Study on Intersections Considering Pedestrian Movement Using a Traffic Flow Simulator (2024 Undergraduate Graduation Research)

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