Short-term students from Thailand stayed Ozaki-Lab. (2013)

Two MS students from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, supported by JASSO, stayed in our laboratory (from 2013/ Oct. 21 to 2013/ Dec. 1). They learned the Fundamentals and Applications of first-principles electronic structure calculations. On 29 Nov. they made final presentations as summary of their researches. They gave a talk on what they did, what they learned, what they had as result.

We had a welcome party with a cake and tea, also went to a day trip to experience Kaga traditional cultures & leaf peeping (to see the colorful autumn leaves) in members.

Final presentation with short-term international students from Thailand
(Nov. 2012).

One Ph.D and two MS students from Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, supported by JASSO, stayed in the Ozaki laboratory for 2012/Oct.-2012/Nov. and theoretically studied geometrical and electronic properties of silicenes, Si counterpart of graphene, using first-principle methods and supercomputers of JAIST.
On 14th Nov. they made final presentation as summary of their researches. Members of the Yukiko Takamura-Yamada group also participated in the meeting, and we had active discussion.