Student poster session [Free, registration required]

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(As of 2023.9.29) 

2023 JSAE Congress (Autumn) 6th Student Poster Session

We provide a place and opportunity for students to interact with each other, engineers/researchers, and companies through poster presentations.
You will be asked to summarize your daily efforts and research content in a poster and give a presentation.
"Students' ideas will design the future society"

6th Student Poster Session Excellence Award decided

The Student Poster Session Excellence Award was awarded to six people who gave excellent presentations at the 6th Student Poster Session. congratulations.

Affiliation Name poster title
Nagoya University Takeshi Otsu Pd zeolite synthesis method and NOx desorption temperature control using oxygen partial pressure
Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School Yoneda Momoka Confirmation of actual operation of new vibration-free internal combustion piston engine (designed using base radial mechanism)
Doshisha University Graduate School Yoshiyuki Ohashi Identification of the cause and location of the audible noise that occurs when a metal V-belt continuously variable transmission (CVT) is running
Tokyokaiyo University Graduate School Xu Yao, Yu Kaibin Application of 3D center of gravity detection theory to motorcycles and humans
Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology Junya Wada Research on non-intrusive alerting when driving a car
Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School Koizumi dance Quantitative evaluation of the impact of Ethernet congestion on IEEE 802.1AS time synchronization

Event Outline

Session February 2023th (Wednesday) to 10nd (Friday), 11
Time 10:16-XNUMX:XNUMX each day
Venue Nagoya International Conference Center “Swan”
形式 Display of posters produced by students and poster explanation
Examination Voting by general visitors and screening by judges
way to participate Registration for Technical Sessions or Free Event is required.

List of posters

No. University/Name (grade/field) Research theme name
1 Kitakyushu City University Graduate School
Department of Environmental Engineering, International Graduate School of Environmental Engineering
Yoshiyama Laboratory
Takumi Kawamoto (2nd year master's student)
Research on combustion diagnosis using a gasket-type ion sensor when knocking occurs in a gasoline engine
2 Kitakyushu City University Graduate School
International Graduate School of Environmental Engineering Department of Environmental Engineering
Thermal Engineering Laboratory
Rikuto Takei (2nd year master's student)
Effect of multiple discharges on the initial flame propagation process
3 Nagoya University
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Applied Materials Chemistry
Satsuma Laboratory
Takeshi Otsu (1st year master's student)
Pd zeolite synthesis method and NOx desorption temperature control using oxygen partial pressure
4 Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School
Engineering Major/Creative Engineering Program/Mechanical Engineering Field
Ishino Laboratory
Momoka Yoneda (2nd year master's course)
Confirmation of actual operation of new vibration-free internal combustion piston engine (designed using base radial mechanism)
5 Kyushu University Graduate School
Graduate School of Integrated Science and Engineering/Department of Integrated Science and Engineering
Heat Engine Engineering Laboratory
Yumasa Yamada (2nd year master's student)
Evaluation of pilot spray ignition and combustion behavior in light oil pilot/hydrogen premix combustion using RCEM
6 Utsunomiya University Graduate School
Graduate School of Regional Revitalization Sciences, Department of Engineering and Agricultural Sciences
Micro-Nano Engineering Laboratory
Shokai Ono (1st year)
Mechanism for reducing friction and improving seizure resistance by focusing on the familiarity phenomenon between manganese phosphate and DLC film
7 Kanagawa Institute of Technology Graduate School
Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Electric system laboratory
Yuto Ueda (2nd year graduate student)
Wireless power supply to the rotor coil of a wound field motor
8 Tokai University Graduate School
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
Kato/Narita Laboratory
Hayato Yamada (1st year master's student)
Hybrid system for small competition vehicles (Basic study on internal combustion engine system control using electronic throttle)
9 Tokai University Graduate School
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
Kato/Narita Laboratory
Kazuki Kobayashi (2nd year master's student)
Research on transient load transfer of competition vehicles using a 7-degree-of-freedom suspension model
10 Tokai University Graduate School
Graduate School of Engineering
Kato/Narita Laboratory
Yusuke Ebashi (1st year master's student)
Active suspension system aimed at improving vehicle dynamic performance (Basic study on vibration excitation device using scale car and voice coil motor)
11 Chuo University Graduate School
Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Department of Precision Engineering
Acoustic System (Toi) Laboratory
Kazuma Shibahashi (2nd year master's student)
Design guidelines for pure sound tolerance in the vehicle interior during EV driving conditions
12 Toyama Prefectural University
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Automotive Engineering Laboratory
Tatsuya Inoue (1st year master's course)
Reduction of vibration transmission using biologically derived shaped polymer with hard and soft parts without joints
13 Toyama Prefectural University
Faculty of Engineering/Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Automotive Engineering Laboratory
Koya Takahashi (4th year undergraduate)
Research on actuators for reducing seat vibration that contribute to improving vehicle ride comfort
14 Toyama Prefectural University
Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
Automotive Engineering Laboratory
Koki Shige (2nd year master's course)
Research on active control technology for air conditioner noise
15 Doshisha University Graduate School
Majored in mechanical engineering
Structural Engineering Laboratory
Yoshiyuki Ohashi (2nd year master's student)
Identification of the cause and location of the audible noise that occurs when a metal V-belt continuously variable transmission (CVT) is running
16 Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology Graduate School
Department of Systems Engineering
Vehicle Engineering Laboratory
Keisuke Adachi (2nd year)
Effects of vibration during automobile driving on occupant physiological responses
17 Kanagawa University
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical mechanics laboratory
Saekei Higemoto (4th year)
Electrical-structural interaction analysis based on energy transfer characteristics
18 (withdrawal)
19 Yamanashi University Graduate School
Mechanical Engineering Course, Department of Engineering, Faculty of Medical, Engineering and Agriculture Comprehensive Education
Okazawa Laboratory
Teruichi Furuhashi (2nd year master's student)
Research on fracture problems in isogeometric analysis
20 Yamanashi University Graduate School
Mechanical Engineering Course, Department of Engineering, Faculty of Medical, Engineering and Agriculture Comprehensive Education
Okazawa Laboratory
Kanta Suzuki (2nd year master's student)
Prediction of stress distribution during press forming using machine learning
21 Tokyokaiyo University Graduate School
Graduate School of Marine Science and Technology, Department of Applied Environmental Systems
3D center of gravity detection laboratory
Xu Yao (3rd year)
Application of 3D center of gravity detection theory to motorcycles and humans
22 Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology
Department of Creative Engineering
Furuya laboratory
Junya Wada (1st year major)
Research on non-intrusive alerting when driving a car
23 Kitasato University Graduate School
Medical Research Department of Medicine
Visual Information Science Laboratory
Tatsuya Iizuka (2nd year doctoral student)
Effect of Wearing Yellow or Blurring Lenses on Discomfort Glare Perception From Low-Beam Headlights
24 Osaka Institute of Technology
Faculty of Robotics & Design Engineering
Wellness laboratory
Naoki Hasanishi (4th year undergraduate)
Prototype of driving simulator using enveloping projection system and line of sight estimation using facial image analysis
25 Toyohashi University of Technology Graduate School
Department of Information and Intelligent Engineering
Kitazaki Visual Psychophysics Laboratory
Junya Kataoka (2nd year master's student)
Effects of manipulating visual and kinesthetic information on road friction on driving
26 Kinki University College of Technology
Department of Production Systems Engineering
Human Support Engineering Laboratory
Shohei Kurokawa (1st year major)
Basic research on how automatic steering systems cooperate with drivers
27 Nagasaki University Graduate School
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Integrated Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Course
Tanaka laboratory
Yudai Tobinaga (M1)
Research on driving support interface assuming V2X
28 Gifu University Graduate School
Department of Materials and Manufacturing Engineering Design and Production Area
Nakai Laboratory
Keisuke Takamura (2nd year master's student)
Analysis of crushing characteristics of carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic pipe using crystalline resin
29 Yamagata Graduate School
Graduate School of Organic Materials Systems Department of Organic Materials Systems
Hiroshi Ito Laboratory
Ayano Sato (1st year master's student)
Effect of sintering time on engineering properties of titanium alloy parts produced with FDM 3D printer
30 Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School
Graduate School of Engineering Department of Engineering Creative Engineering Program
Yoshihiro Ito Laboratory
Koizumi Maika (1st year master's course)
Quantitative evaluation of the impact of Ethernet congestion on IEEE 802.1AS time synchronization
31 Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School
Department of Engineering Information Engineering Program
Yoshihiro Ito Laboratory
Yukari Yoshimura (1st year master's course)
QoS evaluation of Asynchronous Traffic Shaping in Ethernet-based in-vehicle networks
32 Nagoya Institute of Technology Graduate School
Department of Engineering Information Engineering Program
Yoshihiro Ito Laboratory
Yuma Sakurai (1st year master's course)
Study of dynamic route control in in-vehicle network using SDN
33 Shibaura Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering
Mobile Communication Network Laboratory
Koki Saito (2nd year master's student)
Alleviation of accident congestion through cooperative merging control that takes into account the acceleration characteristics of each vehicle
34 University of Tsukuba
empowerment informatics
Image information laboratory
Zhang Haihan (D3)
Vehicle Localization in a Completed City-Scale 3D Scene Using Aerial Images and an On-Board Stereo Camera

Call for poster presentations

Target Technical school students, university students, graduate students
Session May 2023 (Wed)-10 (Fri), 11
Venue Nagoya International Conference Center (Nagoya City)
Constitution Poster exhibition and on-site presentation
Application limit We will limit the number of participants to 30 on a first-come, first-served basis.
way to participate  
Presentation requirements *The content must be related to automotive technology. Not limited to unpublished items
*Membership status is not required to participate in this project, but once participation is confirmed, you will need to register (for a fee) to attend the 2023 JSAE Congress (Autumn) Technical Sessions.
If you are a non-member, you can use the Young Membership Campaign to waive the membership fee, annual membership fee, and participation registration fee.
Young membership campaign details:https://www.jsae.or.jp/03member/2023cp.php
*The copyright of each poster belongs to the author (presenter), and the Society does not reserve any rights.
Constitution Poster exhibition and on-site presentation
Acceptance / rejection notification Participation will be decided by email from the secretariat in mid-September 2023.
Recognition Posters and presentations will be judged and a selection will be made for the Excellent Poster Session Award.

【Future schedule】

Oct. 9(Extended) Presenter application deadline
*Reception will end as soon as the capacity is reached, even before the deadline.
Mid 9 Decision notification and future information
10/11 - 13 2023 JSAE Congress (Autumn) (Poster presentation will be given during the conference and each presentation will be reviewed)
June 2024 Determination and communication of the Excellent Poster Session Award

[Disclaimer]

XNUMX. Cancellation of Event
The event may be canceled without notice if it becomes difficult to use the facilities due to natural disasters, incidents, infectious diseases, etc., if there is a request from the government or administrative agencies to refrain from holding events, or if unavoidable circumstances such as the cancellation of the JSAE Congress (Autumn) itself occur.

XNUMX. Change in Program
If there are unavoidable circumstances such as natural disasters, accidents, etc. that disrupt the use of the operating facilities, delays in other lectures, etc., the lecture venue, lecture time, etc. may be changed without prior notice. There may be cases

3. Cancellation of publication
If an announcement is made that is completely different from the content of the application, publication may be canceled.

4. Restrictions on video recording, etc.
Although the Association takes all possible precautions to prevent unauthorized recording, recording, etc., please be aware that this is not perfect.

5. Liability
The Society will not be held responsible for any damages caused to presenters due to event cancellation, program changes, event cancellation, illegal video/recording, equipment failure, etc.

Click here for an overview of the previous 2023th poster session held in October 5.
https://www.jsae.or.jp/taikai/2023haru/student-poster-entry/

Contact Us

  • Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan
    Student Activities Planning Department, Education and Exchange Business Division
    student@jsae.or.jp