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Thu 11 Sept, '25
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Complexity Seminar: Complexity-Theoretic Inductive Inference (Mikito Nanashima, Institute of Science Tokyo)
Online

https://sites.google.com/view/igorcarbonioliveira/online-complexity-seminar

Tue 16 Sept, '25
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Collaboration Opportunities with the National Institute of Informatics, Tokyo
CS101

This seminar introduces the National Institute of Informatics (NII)Link opens in a new window and opportunities for international cooperation with NII.

NII is the Inter-University Research Institute (ROIS) for advanced Computer Science Research and Global Science Data Infrastructure support, situated in the heart of Tokyo, Japan. NII is ranked top 2 for publications in Computer Science in Japan.
Research activityLink opens in a new window is divided in four Departments

The Global Liaison Office (GLO)Link opens in a new window at NII has established partnerships with more than 100 MOU partnersLink opens in a new window. GLO supports international exchanges via the "MOU Grant Program" under which a NII researcher can invite a colleague from overseas for a stay, or send some member of his team for a research visit (up to 1.5 months, around 40 researches a year supported). GLO also offers the "NII International Internship Program" with which we welcome and fund MOU partners Master's and PhD. students for a research stay in one of our teams (3 to 6 months, around 140 students per year).

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