Yoshiaki Kanematsu #144
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Hi, @yk699—I imagine it's quite likely that you've found other interesting research to do in the intervening time, but I'm starting to look for some possible collaborators on a project about genomics processing. To be totally transparent, I originally tried recruiting MEng students at the beginning of the semester and got no bites—but I did write up this description of where we're going: Anyway, you can obviously ignore the MEng-related stuff in there. Any chance this might appeal? If not, no big deal—I'm sure there will be other projects available sometime soon. Let me know if you're interested and we can chat. |
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Hi @yk699 ! If you're still looking for research projects in our lab, I'm looking for undergraduate researchers to collaborate on research involving profilers for accelerator design languages in Spring 2025. Here's a description of the overarching research along with two project ideas: https://capra.cs.cornell.edu/notes/profiling-ugrad.html Please let me know if you are interested, and we can chat more! You can reply here, or email me at [email protected]. |
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Hi Yorihiro,
Thank you for reaching out and sharing these fascinating research
opportunities. I’ve reviewed the description, and both projects sound
incredibly engaging. I am particularly drawn to Project 2: Profiler Case
Studies because it aligns closely with my interests, especially as it
involves optimization and data-driven insights, which are areas I’m
passionate about exploring further.
As an Electrical and Computer Engineering student, I believe my background
provides a solid foundation to contribute to this project. However, I want
to be transparent that I have not taken CS 3110 or CS 3410, nor do I plan
to take them due to my program’s course requirements. That said, I am eager
to learn and adapt. I’m confident in my ability to quickly familiarize
myself with the necessary concepts and tools, and I am excited about the
opportunity to contribute meaningfully to your research.
Thank you for considering me as a potential candidate. Please let me know
if there are any steps I should take to better prepare or any additional
information I can provide.
Best regards,
Yoshiaki Kanematsu
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design languages. Here's a description of the overarching research along
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Yoshiaki, Thanks for your interest and email!! Do you have some time to chat this week or next week? I'd like to see if this project is a good fit for you. If you can email me your availability to [email protected], we can take things from there! Also, if you could please read the following paper before we meet, that would be great: https://rachit.pl/files/pubs/calyx.pdf Thanks, |
Personal Details
Name: Yoshiaki Kanematsu
Undergrad
Year in Cornell: Class of 2027 / Sophomore
Relevant classes: CS 2110, ECE 2100, ECE 2300
Expertise (languages/frameworks/etc.): Python and Java
Research
When do you want to do research?
Fall semester 2024 for credit
What is exciting to you about research?
I'm excited by the challenge of solving complex problems, the process of discovery, and contributing to new knowledge. Research will help me push boundaries and deepen my/our understanding of the world.
What kind of research do you want to do?
Anything that incorporates computer architecture or computer engineering.
Background
Was there a paper that particularly excited you?
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5209931
Research on the use of photonics in computer networks holds exciting prospects. They promise faster and more responsive technology such as more efficient video streaming, app usage, and overall better technology performance. I'm interested in this research because of how applicable it is to our daily lives. These advancements have the potential to enhance users' experiences with their devices and improve their quality of life.
Which of the current research projects would you be interested in working on and why?
Geometry Types for Graphics Programming in Gator
I was drawn to this project because of its emphasis on computer architecture in regards to enhancing visual accuracy in graphics software. I am interested in learning how to integrate mathematics into graphics software as well as Gator's innovative approach to managing geometric data types. Improving the accuracy and efficiency of graphics processing aligns with my interests in computer architecture and its role in optimizing both software and hardware interactions.
Anything else you want to tell us about yourself?
I am a dedicated and diligent individual committed to achieving our research goals. I consistently go above and beyond and have a strong inclination for learning new things, tackling challenges, and collaborating with my peers. I am goal-oriented, willing to adapt, and possess a strong work ethic. My ability to stay on top of tight deadlines makes me a reliable team member.
Attach a CV/Resumé:
Kanematsu_Yoshiaki_Resume (3).pdf
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