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Introductions

Hello！I'm ZITONG WU, and you can call me wu. I come from TianJin, China. Now I am living in Ibaraki，Japan for my master degree.
I studies in Computer Science at the University of Tsukuba, where my research about Evolutionary Computation.
Prior to that, I finished my undergraduate degree in Digital Media Technology from TianJin Foreign Studies University.

Education Experience

Master of Science in Computer Science - University of Tsukuba

2025.04 - 2027.03 (Expected)

Affiliation: Evolutionary Computation Laboratory
Research Focus: Evolutionary Computation on Voxel-Soft-Robots
Primary lab communication language: English & Japanese

Bachelor in Digital Media Technology - Tianjin Foreign Studies University

2020 - 2024

Minor: Japanese Language Degree
Extra Curricular: Joined the English Association; Served as minister of the New Media Center Department.
Core Skills: Programming (e.g., C#,python), Unity Game Development
Media Skills: Video & Image Editing (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Photoshop)
Skills: 3D Modeling (e.g., 3Dmax, Blender)

Research Projects

Exploring Island Model Topologies for General Soft Robots

This study optimizes the morphology of Voxel-based Soft Robots (VSR) using evolutionary algorithms within the 2D simulation environment EvoGYM, aiming to enhance their general adaptability across diverse terrains. By introducing the Island Model, the research effectively addresses the limitation of local optima in traditional algorithms and improves population diversity during the evolutionary process.

Integrating Attachment Theory and Disaster Scenarios: A Multi-Generational Simulation

Traditional psychology generally regards "insecure attachment" (anxiety and avoidance) as a psychological defect, but this has raised an evolutionary paradox as to why these traits have not been eliminated by natural selection over millions of years.

The Social Defense Theory (SDT) assumes that these traits provided advantages for group survival in ancient disaster environments (such as the anxious type as a "warning radar" and the avoidant type as an "escape guide")...

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