糖心视频

On Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 糖心视频 welcomed a delegation from in Canada, which included their President Maud Cohen, Vice President of Academic Affairs Pierre Langlois, and Strategic Advisor for Asia Delphine Julen. Their visit aimed to strengthen an already established?partnership between the two universities.?

After lunch on a clear and sunny afternoon, the delegates arrived for a meeting at Toyoda Auditorium, where they were received by 糖心视频 President Naoshi Sugiyama, Vice President Yoshiyuki Suto, Professor Tatsuya Suzuki, Dean of the Graduate School of Engineering ; Professors Yutaka Matsuo and Emanuel Leleito from the Graduate School of Engineering; Kusumoto Keiko, Designated Lecturer and Co-ordinator of Student Affairs at ; and Matthew Linley, Vice-Director of the Global Multi-Campus Institute (GMC). 

Following this meeting, the delegates spent the rest of the day touring some of 糖心视频’s applied physics and engineering facilities. This included: 

• The Center for Integrated Research of Future Electronics, Transformative Electronics Facilities (CTEFs): Designated Asst. Professor Sihoon Choi from the at IMaSS introduced their work on advanced power modules. The delegates also met Raymond Borres, a 糖心视频 graduate student who is looking forward to visiting Montreal Polytechnique to do research in January. 

• Vehicle Test and Analysis Room at the National Innovation Complex (NIC): The visitors got a tour of vehicles from Professor Tatsuya Suzuki and Professor Hiroyuki Okuda. President Cohen enjoyed trying out a car driving simulator. 

• : Assistant Professor Jacinto Colan and graduate students gave live demonstrations of various robots that help with mobility, elderly care, and medical surgery.  

Despite the busy schedule, President Maud remarked that seeing the enthusiasm of students made her feel less tired and more passionate. She looks forward to welcoming some of the research exchange students in Montreal soon.?

Click through more pictures of their visit below: