A doctoral student passed his review, and I also secured research funding. This should call for a double celebration. However, two challenges immediately surfaced in my mind: “unpublished work” and “new work responsibilities.”
It’s like being presented with a cake or steak, and simultaneously thinking, “Looks delicious!” and “I’ll need to go for a run to burn off those calories.”
昨日に引き続き、ミッドランドスクエアで豊田理研の会合。2024年度スカラーのフラッシュプレゼン40件聴講。 化学メインだが工学もちらり。経歴を見れば、1990年代生まれ多く、10年前の自分を見る気分。 数年の研究を3分に圧縮されるのは超高密度。いくつかの情報でも活用して、良い研究をしたいね。 Continuing from yesterday, attended Toyota Riken meeting at Midland Square. Listened to 40 flash presentations by 2024 Scholars. Mainly chemistry, with glimpses of engineering. Looking at their backgrounds, many were born in the 1990s; feels like seeing myself from 10 years ago. Compressing years of research into 3 minutes is ultra-high density. I’d like to conduct good research by utilizing some of this information.
While we can’t control direct results, we can increase success by increasing the number of attempts. Gaming experiences like SimCity or Nobunaga’s Ambition can be applied to research careers in terms of resource management and improving expected outcomes. Abstraction contributes to understanding different games and maintaining mental stability.
Knowing the importance of quantity, I completed 3 research grant applications, 2 KAKENHI reviews, and paper supervision in just 3 days.
Today is the internal deadline for research grant applications. Our university has set an internal deadline before the official submission date. While one might mistakenly think pre-submission checks are unnecessary, I’m grateful for this safety measure!
When I tried to submit a second application, I couldn’t click the final submission button. The punchline is that two applications weren’t allowed. However, I’ve decided to use the plan I had already thought out for something else. I’m truly thankful for these early deadlines.
I enjoy summer rain as it cools down the temperature. This week, without any business trips, I made progress on my writing-related work.
Working from the university helps me complete the tasks I’ve been assigned. If I don’t consciously prioritize office work over business trips, I won’t be able to complete the assigned tasks.
On Saturday, we held a long-awaited alumni gathering for our laboratory! The last time we had this event was back in 2017.
We had current lab students organize the event, and I’m incredibly grateful for their cooperation. I was moved by the accomplishments of our graduates. Whether it’s for alumni gatherings or not, visits to the university are always welcome.
There’s an anime called “Makein” set in Toyohashi, featuring an underground resources museum. After seeing it in the anime and feeling that youthful spirit, I wanted to visit again.
The museum’s AC was broken, but the mineral resources and exhibits were interesting. The display methods seemed a bit outdated. I wish I could invest in the facility myself.Life in Toyohashi is quite interesting, actually.
The elementary school summer vacation (July 20 to September 1) is nearing its end. My son expressed a desire to do a summer research project, so I bought supplies at DCM.
They say as you get older, vacations seem to pass more quickly. However, perhaps due to the amount I’ve accomplished, it feels long.
I traveled to Singapore and Tohoku. I managed to complete grant applications, doctoral thesis reviews, paper revisions, and presentation slides. It’s a good thing when my perception of time becomes richer.
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