The University of Tokyo, School of Mathematical Sciences, B.S.
Sachiko Nakajima is a composer, a jazz pianist, and a mathematician. She holds the only female Math Olympic gold medalist title in Japan, which she received in high school. Ms. Nakajima discovered a passion for jazz as an undergraduate student and
began her career as a jazz pianist upon graduation. Shortly thereafter, she formed a trio band under her own name, and in 2010, released an album titled “REJOICE”. Based on her personal experiences, she will speak of the importance of acute sensitivity and self-awareness for both music and mathematics.
The University of Tokyo, School of Mathematical Sciences, B.S.
Sachiko Nakajima is a composer, a jazz pianist, and a mathematician. She holds the only female Math Olympic gold medalist title in Japan, which she received in high school. Ms. Nakajima discovered a passion for jazz as an undergraduate student and
began her career as a jazz pianist upon graduation. Shortly thereafter, she formed a trio band under her own name, and in 2010, released an album titled “REJOICE”. Based on her personal experiences, she will speak of the importance of acute sensitivity and self-awareness for both music and mathematics.