This program is designed to address unresolved issues raised by industry and various other fields through short-term, intensive efforts.
Not only graduate students but also undergraduate students are welcome to participate.
It offers a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience and engage in problem-solving by applying mathematics—such as modeling and data analysis—to challenges outside the field of mathematics.

On July 23, the project providers will give an explanation of the challenges.
After that, participants will be divided into several teams, each led by a moderator, and will work toward solving the challenges using approaches suited to the characteristics of their respective teams.
A midterm presentation will be held on July 25, and until the morning of July 29, just before the final presentations, each team will decide their own meeting times and independently continue their research toward a solution.

Throughout the process, the organizers and moderators will provide guidance as needed!!