Thinking about the "Shape" of the Future based on Data Driven Structural Mechanics
Welcome to the Structural Mechanics and System Laboratory (SMSL) at Hokkaido University! We seek to create better living and social infrastructures from the viewpoint of structural mechanics and data science, targeting structures in real space and subject to various force actions, temperature changes, and environmental changes. Things that serve people's lives and protect their safety in severe and new environments. Through their development, we think about our better future.
News and Topics
SMSL welcomes new faculty member
Dr. Masaru Kitahara has joined our laboratory as a Associate Professor, effective April 1, 2025.
Open Laboratory 2025
We will hold open laboratory events for new senior students in the civil engineering courses. Visit the event website for detailed information. (ELMS user only)
Welcoming New Members!
We welcomed 3 undergraduate students and held a welcome party at the Torinosuke Yakitori Bar. We are really looking forward to collaborating with many people this year!
Open Laboratory 2024
We will hold open laboratory events for new senior students in the civil engineering courses. Visit the event website for detailed information. (ELMS user only)
Excellent Student Presentation Award of Japan Society of Civil Engineers Hokkaido Branch
A senior undergraduate student, Kakeru Komuro, was awarded the Excellent Student Presentation Award of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers Hokkaido Branch for his paper, A Study on Point Cloud Data Acquisition Method for Small Scale Bridge. Authors are Kakeru Komuro, Meiyo Yoshida, Yasunori Miyamori, Takanori Kadota, and Takehiko Saito. We appreciate the co-authors and other collaborators.
Isamu Hiroi Commemorative Award and Dean's Award for Academic Achievemet at the School of Engineering Hokkaido University
A senior undergraduate student, Haruki Ouchi, won the Isamu Hiroi Commemorative Award and Dean's Award for Academic Achievement at the School of Engineering Hokkaido University, which is acknowledged for his excellent academic achievement in undergraduate courses. Congratulations!