As of this April, Maria has officially joined us as a JSPS Fellowship researcher, and we are now collaborating on research projects. She actively participates in discussions and engages enthusiastically in field sampling and data collection. Maria is an outstanding researcher with a passionate and proactive approach to her work. Being able to exchange ideas and perspectives with someone from a different academic and cultural background has made our collaboration intellectually stimulating and highly valuable.

I am genuinely looking forward to continuing our joint research and further deepening international academic exchange through this opportunity.

The following photos capture scenes from our research discussions and moments when we went out for data and sample collection in the field.

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There were many presentations involving AI and agricultural machinery, which were highly stimulating for me, as someone who has studied animal nutrition. I was fortunate to receive feedback from participants, complimenting the high level of my research. I also plan to present my research at the 40th Near-Infrared Forum, which will be held at the University of Tokyo in November.

Currently, with the widespread use of tools like ChatGPT, anyone can code. As a result, I believe that in the future, the focus will shift from coding skills alone to demonstrating real-world applications, such as the development of agricultural machinery, leveraging those coding skills. I intend to keep up with these trends and continue advancing my research.

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