Science Castle 2021 Kanto Conference
| Event Name | Science Castle 2021 Kanto Conference |
|---|---|
| schedule | Sunday, December 19, 2021, 9:30-18:00 |
| Location | Showa Junior and Senior High School Attached to Showa Women's University Access |
| Hours. | main hall | Poster Room | Session venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9:00- | inauguration | ||
| 9:30- | Opening Remarks, Special Lecture | ||
| 10:00- | Poster Presentation First Half | ||
| 11:00- | Poster Presentation Second half | ||
| 12:00- | lunch break | ||
| 13:00- | Oral Presentations 1-4 | ||
| 14:00- | Oral presentation 5-8 | ||
| 15:00- | Oral Presentations 9-12 | ||
| 16:00- | Various sessions conducted | ||
| 17:00- | commendation or awards ceremony | ||
List of Oral Presentations at Kanto Conference
| belong to | representative | Research theme name | |
| O-01 | Asano Junior and Senior High School | Sung, Jia Le | Elucidation of carbon cycle and improvement of carbon fixation capacity using the school's mountain forest |
| O-02 | Yamanashi Eiwa High School | Noai Kitade | Aquatic mite fauna and water quality assessment in terrestrial waters |
| O-03 | Tochigi Prefectural Nasu Takuyo High School | Hinon Kimura | Takuyo Nasu A2 Milk Project |
| O-04 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Rina Otsuka | Maintaining the medaka's memory |
| O-05 | Shizuoka Sugoha High School | Yusa Ogawa | Development of pictorial expression in young children |
| O-06 | Yamamura Gakuen Yamamura International High School | Inada, Mirai | A must-see for girls! Even obese mice (male and female) lose weight with homemade lactobacillus chocolate! |
| O-07 | Setagaya Gakuen Junior & Senior High School | Daichi Watanuki | Potential of Tokyo Bay red tide diatom as an alternative feed material for fishmeal |
| O-08 | Kashiwazaki High School | Koike Hioi | Real "swimmy" zebrafish! |
| O-09 | Yamanashi Prefectural Nirasaki High School | Hibiki Tachinaka | Amariyama Soil Environment Survey |
| O-10 | Ichikawa High School | Natsuyuki Tanabe | Coloring silkworm cocoons with pigments |
| O-11 | Yamaguchi Prefectural Tokuyama High School | Yuto Shibasaki | Development of AI Smart White Cane to Assist the Visually Impaired |
| O-12 | Secondary School attached to the Faculty of Education, The University of Tokyo | Kono Momoha | Discovery of light-induced greening of plant roots |
Shuichiro Takahashi
Representative Director, President and COO, Liverness, Inc.
D. (Life Sciences), Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo. He has been involved in RIVANESS since its establishment. After completing his graduate studies, he continued his research activities as a faculty member at the University of Tokyo, while at the same time he established a research institute at RIVANESS and built the foundation of its research and development business. He devised a business model for the "RIVANESS Research Grant," a unique research grant, and "L-RAD," a database of unused research ideas, and has initiated many projects involving industry, academia, and education.
Hitoshi Tomi
Professor and Assistant Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Keio University
D. from Tohoku University Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences. After working at the University of Toyama Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the University of California, Los Angeles School of Medicine, he joined the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Keio University. He specializes in pharmacology and pharmacokinetics. His research aims to clarify the movement of drugs in the body and to improve efficacy and safety by controlling the movement. In particular, he aims to improve the safety of drug treatment for pregnant women by clarifying drug transfer to the fetus via the placenta.
Koichi Murashita
Deputy Director, Professor, Hirosaki University Health Future Innovation Center (affiliated with Graduate School of Medicine)
After working for the Aomori Prefectural Government, Sony, and as a fellow at the University of Tokyo, he assumed his current position in 2014. He is also the deputy director of Hirosaki University COI Center (strategic management), where he oversees the management of industry-academia collaborations. He has served on numerous government committees, including the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. Received the Prime Minister's Award at the 1st Japan Open Innovation Awards, Cabinet Office (2019). Received the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications Award at the 7th Platinum Awards (2019). He received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award at the 9th Innovation Net Award (2020). Specialized in regional industrial (innovation) policy and social medicine.
Jun Seze
President and Representative Director, Humanome Research Institute, Inc.
D. in Science. D. in Science. He has served as Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, Associate Professor at Ochanomizu University, Associate Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology, and Research Team Leader at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST). He specializes in the development of machine learning and mathematical statistics methods, as well as large-scale data analysis in the life sciences. He won the KDD Cup 2001, a data mining contest of the American Society for Computing Machinery, and the Oxford Journals-JSBi Prize.
Mitsuko Okazaki
Public Relations Team, Corporate Relations Office, MISUMI Group Inc.
She joined MISUMI Group Inc. in February 2020. Prior to joining MISUMI, I was in charge of product public relations for the B-to-C business. At MISUMI, I am mainly in charge of social contribution activities, and I support students who are striving to make things through the "ROBO-ONE" biped robot fighting competition and MISUMI's "Student Manufacturing Support Activities". In my private life, I enjoy musical activities such as performing jazz live.
Kanto Conference Poster Presentation(subject to review)
| belong to | representative | Research theme name | |
| P-013 | Gakushuin Girls' Senior High School | Anna Nakahara | After dinner, eat a spoon and be healthy! |
| P-014 | Gunma Ota Girls High School | Kashiwazaki Ai | Effect of black tea on yeast growth |
| P-015 | Dalton Tokyo Gakuen Middle School | Aima Yokota | UV allergies are caused by mast cells that are more reactive to UV light! |
| P-016 | Shizuoka Sugoha High School | Rinka Matsunaga | Analysis of fading mechanisms from the viewpoint of changes in molecular structure |
| P-017 | Yamaguchi Prefectural Tokuyama High School | Hayararo Taira | Development of magnetic field line visualization application using smartphone and AR technology |
| P-018 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Masao Shioya | Development of a new processing method for edible oil |
| P-019 | Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior & Senior High School | Guan Sheng | Cultivation of prawns for industrialization |
| P-020 | Takehaya Junior High School attached to Tokyo Gakugei University | Rintaro Muto | Unprecedented crayons made from algae |
| P-021 | Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior & Senior High School | Junta Kawashima | The relationship between protective color and color frying effect in sea bream. |
| P-022 | Urawa Jitsugyo Gakuen Junior & Senior High School | Kanade Matsumoto | Effective Green Light Irradiation in Flatfish Aquaculture |
| P-023 | Asano Junior and Senior High School | Haruto Aiki | Establishment of in vivo and ex vivo changes and sex identification induced by sex change in Bryozoa. |
| P-024 | KEIO WIZARD | Yuta Inai | Verification of Physical Effects in eSports |
| P-025 | Ichikawa High School | Kenta Oguma | Search for foods that inhibit the growth of oral bacteria |
| P-026 | Yamamura International High School | Nanako Kaneko | Fructooligosaccharides regulate the balance of intestinal bacteria |
| P-027 | Seiko Gakuin High School | Jinwon Chung | Offshore floating structure |
| P-028 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Kari Nishida | Optimal bean condition for white koji fungi to grow in making soybean koji |
| P-029 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Reina Takagashira | Selected Dye and Energy Conversion Efficiency of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells |
| P-030 | Mita International High School | Yuka Mori | Antimicrobial susceptibility of kouji mold to food spoilage bacteria |
| P-031 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Chizakura Hashimoto | Development of a simulator for predicting the trajectory of water rockets |
| P-032 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Mana Hashigaya | Study to measure the amount of microplastics in beach sand |
| P-033 | Tokyo Gakugei University International Secondary School | Shiho Matsuno | Effects of pharmaceuticals on plant growth and their elucidation |
| P-034 | Gunma National College of Technology | Akane Iwasa | Low-voltage decomposition of water using the pH difference between acid and base |
| P-035 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Koh Takagi | Research on effective toothpaste |
| P-036 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Aoi Matsumura | Water Quality Survey of Sunpu Castle Moat - Difference between inner and outer moat |
| P-037 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Marina Ikeda | Hz where the cat escapes |
| P-038 | Secondary School attached to the Faculty of Education, The University of Tokyo | Miu Tada | Searching for key stimuli that trigger the threatening behavior flaring in bettas. |
| P-039 | Yamanashi Eiwa High School | Harone Ikeda | Establishment of a culture method for water purification using sea squirt and microorganisms |
| P-040 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Maozakura Kameda | Relationship between soap lather and detergency of different types of fats and oils. |
| P-041 | Mita International High School | Sashiko Inoue | Secretion of plant growth-promoting factors by greenbugs |
| P-042 | Hyogo Prefectural Nishiwaki High School | Momomi Tsukuyama | Finding Efficient Ventilation |
| P-043 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior High School | Dashing Chiba | Urea Resin Preparation |
| P-044 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Nakajima, Nijiwako | Utilization of eggshells |
| P-045 | Ichikawa High School | Nanako Kawahara | Why some bean plants grow unusually fast |
| P-046 | Okayama Prefectural Tamano High School | Shota Masaki | Development of a power generation device using a thermoacoustic device in a high school laboratory |
| P-047 | Mita International High School | Susumu Unedo | Discovery and discussion of new illusions in the Café Wall illusion system |
| P-048 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior and Senior High School | Shimizu, Yumori | Creating slime with sugar |
| P-049 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro High School | Toshiaki Yamato | Deep BZ reaction |
| P-050 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior and Senior High School | Yuichiro Yamayoshi | Filament making with bamboo charcoal |
| P-051 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior & Senior High School | Tak Yu Higashi | Mystery of signal response |
| P-052 | Tokyo Seitoku High School | Takuto Soma | Research on cultivation of "Yumechikara |
| P-053 | Tokyo Gakugei University International Secondary School | Masateru Matsushima | Synthesis of calcium oxalate needle crystals |
| P-054 | Okayama Prefectural Tamano High School | Watanabe, Raimo | Development of a model rocket for competitions using a wind tunnel system |
| P-055 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Kazukazu Fukuda | For efficient composting |
| P-056 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Yuna Takagi | Detection of planarian food |
| P-057 | Seiko Gakuin High School | Tomomi Morikita | Planet formation process from asteroid survey |
| P-058 | Musashi Junior High School | Ootake, Kaihiro | Survey of tree fauna in and around Musashi Gakuen |
| P-059 | Secondary School attached to the Faculty of Education, The University of Tokyo | Kaname MUKAI | Why do Yamato termites dig through non-wood |
| P-060 | Showa Junior and Senior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Wakaba Sasaki | Can soil pH be regulated using earthworms? |
| P-061 | Tsukuba Shuei High School | Terutoshi Yoshida | Hovercraft that can transport supplies as energy-efficiently as possible |
| P-062 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Yoshie Iijima | Euthanasia as seen from the Japanese ("Gaze" is used in surveys and research, so "Gaze" here is also used to survey this study). |
| P-063 | Mita International High School | Kentaro Tsuda | Search for novel antibiotic-producing bacteria using image analysis techniques |
| P-064 | Toin Gakuen High School | Yuta Kudo | Verification of composting effect using earthworm compost |
| P-065 | Seigakuin High School | Yuto Yamaguchi | Can co-creation between minors and companies promote solutions to social issues? |
| P-066 | Yokohama Science Frontier High School | Chitose Oe | Since when do Namia swallowtail larvae begin to depend on specific food plants? |
| P-067 | Mita International High School | Hiragana | Interrelationships between microorganisms and plant types and their effects on plant growth promotion. |
| P-068 | Secondary School attached to the Faculty of Education, The University of Tokyo | Lyophyllum fumosum (species of mushroom) | Why do scorpion beetles dig holes? |
| P-069 | Tokyo Metropolitan Koishikawa Secondary School | the day of the solstice | Examination of chemical light in aqueous solvents |
| P-070 | Musashino City Dai6 Junior High School | Saint Okuda | Research on the inhibitory effect of Bacillus natto on human intestinal microbiota |
| P-071 | Chuo University Yokohama High School | Yuma Sekine | Relationship between frictional force and durability |
| P-072 | Keisen Jogakuen High School | Hinako Ito | Carbon dioxide absorption by ammonia-oxidizing bacteria |
| P-073 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Kaede Takahashi | Sterilizing Effects of Tea |
| P-074 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Hoshino, Jitsuki | Possibility of deodorization, antibacterial, and fungicide of shells discarded in large quantities |
| P-075 | Hokuto Municipal Koryo High School | Kaiichi Oshima | Animation by moiré |
| P-076 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Yuichi Hariya | Flower color and anthocyanins |
| P-077 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Yune Kurokawa | Causes of changes in the body clock |
| P-078 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Honoka Inui | Bleach Benefits |
| P-079 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Sakie Mitani | Relationship between sound and stress |
| P-080 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Haruka Kurimura | Reduction of banana ripening rate and long-term storage of bananas |
| P-081 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Junka Toki | Changes in Sugar Content of Komatsuna (Brassica campestris L.) in Different Soils㏗. |
| P-082 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Hinano Kurokawa | Differences in polyphenol content among tea leaves |
| P-083 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Narumi Onoe | How to change flower color |
| P-084 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Maoka Oka | The Wonder of Taste in Light of the Corona Disaster |
| P-085 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Futaba Imabayashi | Individual differences in color vision and how to eliminate problems caused by these differences |
| P-086. | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | KAGAMI Yuki | How to use rice bran |
| P-087 | Ichikawa High School | Koki Washizu | Variation of progression speed in staircase dominoes |
| P-088 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Yuna Maehara | Can you clean sewage with giant duckweed? |
| P-089 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Yuko Sakazume | Effects of music listening on the autonomic nervous system |
| P-090 | Dalton Tokyo Gakuen Middle School | Mei Obara | Consideration of microplastic creation |
| P-091 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Ayaka Miyake | How to check the photoelectric effect of zinc plates at home |
| P-092 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Yuna Tamayama | Exploring the relationship between taste and smell |
| P-093 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Shinya Fukushima | The Influence of Packaging on People |
| P-094 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Nodoka Suzuki | Causes of slime melting |
| P-095 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Maoko Kishino | Sterilizing effect of lemon |
| P-096 | Shizuoka Sugoha Junior & Senior High School | Nozomi Mochizuki | Using a model of the vocal folds, we will investigate the differences in the high and low pitch of the voice depending on the structure of the vocal folds. |
| P-097 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | asanon sudo | Is personality reflective? |
| P-098 | Shizuoka Sugoha High School | Aiko Moriwaki | Why do so many people in Japan want to donate their organs, but so few are able to receive them? |
| P-099 | Sapporo Kaisei Secondary School | Ayano Kumaki | Fabrication of chitin nanofibers from chitin contained in shrimp shells |
| P-100 | Shizuoka Sugoha High School | Akari Makita | Research on differences in damage in human and animal hair |
| P-101 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior & Senior High School | metallic tassel | Biodegradable (casein) plastic |
| P-102 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior High School | Ayumu Takahashi | Production of lead-acid batteries |
| P-103 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior High School | Hayakai Okita | Voltaic batteries in various metals |
| P-104 | Rikkyo Ikebukuro Junior High School | Anada, Daiyao | Gaussian accelerator |
| P-105 | Keisen Jogakuen High School | Reina Sakamoto | Using mushrooms to make biodegradable plastic from paper |
| P-106. | Okayama Prefectural Tamano High School | Hibiki Takagi | Development of doors that open with earthquake early warning |
| P-107. | Wakayama Koyo High School | Daiki Suzuki | VLBI privatization plan |
| P-108 | Tohoku Gakuin High School | Yusaku Niinuma | Development of crayfish extermination equipment |
Kanto Conference Poster Presentation(et al.)
| belong to | identity | Research theme name | |
| N-109 | Ichikawa Gakuen Ichikawa High School | Mahana Takahashi | An olfactory experiment on a sow bug |
| N-110 | Mita International High School | Keita Takahashi | Study on nsCCN expression after right foreleg amputation in red-bellied newts. |
| N-111 | Chuo University Yokohama High School | Shuta Ui | Pool odors and nitrifying denitrifying bacteria |
| N-112 | Shonan Shirayuri Gakuen High School | Kisabo Itooka | The impact of language on children |
| N-113 | Koran Girls' High School | Noena Kato | Material production by bio-utilization of algae - Photosynthetic clothing |
| N-114 | Showa High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Aika Kotobuki | Effects of different reading styles on text comprehension |
| N-115 | Tokiwamatsu Gakuen High School | Nana Shitara | Development of New Fiber Using Rice Straw |
| N-116 | Mita International High School | Sho Nishimura | Search for new actinomycetes using honeybees as a collection source |
| N-117 | Mita International High School | Minamihana Fujimoto | Exploration of regenerative factors expressed in newt erythrocytes. |
| N-118 | Showa Junior High School Attached to Showa Women's University | Hanashi Sasaki | Water purification filter using spider silk |
| N-119 | Showa High School, Showa Women's University | Sakiki Tanaka | Sorting of fibers that are prone to bacterial adhesion |
| N-120 | Komagome High School | Haruki Okawa | Simplified communication with the deaf-blind |
| THK-121 | Kobe Municipal High School of Science and Technology | Naoki Takashima | pot de house |
| THK-122 | Okayama Gakugeikan High School | Shunsuke Nishibayashi | The "cleaning robot" of the sea - Let your beloved machine travel! |
| THK-123 | Okayama Junior High School, Okayama High School | Tomohiro Mori | Remote control for practical use of preventing robots to minimize damage before or immediately after river bank breaches |
| THK-124 | Kakegawa-Nishi High School | Yuki Obayashi | Development of an airborne environmental DNA collection device |
| THK-125 | Higashiyama High School | Akitoshi Saeki | Development of a Self-Running Catering Robot that Captures Emotions: Toward Coexistence of Humans and Robots |
| THK-126 | Viatore Gakuen Rakusei High School | Hibiki Ikenoue | Alnilam Desktop Board Fabrication Machine Development Project |
| THK-127 | Kyoto Prefectural Momoyama High School | Soichiro Kusumoto | Development of Lift and Drag Measuring Equipment to Improve Wind Turbine Performance |
| NEST-128 | NEST Master Course | Plant Robotics Laboratory | Development of plant-based communication robot |
| NEST-129 | NEST Master Course | Rough Terrain Robotics Laboratory | Development of wheels and toes for robots that efficiently advance over rough terrain |
| NEST-130 | NEST Master Course | Cellular DNA Laboratory | Research on Taste in Beef for Food Loss Mitigation |
| NEST-131 | NEST Master Course | Environmental Laboratory | Let's use waste to clean up the dye-stained river! |
| NEST-132 | NEST Doctor Course | Shun Ohara | Eliminate Marine Plastics by Understanding the Mechanism of the Hachinotsuzuri Moth |
| NEST-133 | NEST Doctor Course | Kota Aoki | Morphological and Genetic Relationships between White-tailed Swallowtail and Monkey Swallowtail Hybrids |
| NEST-134 | NEST Doctor Course | Haruka Kase | What is it about music that soothes people's souls? |
| NEST-135 | NEST Doctor Course | Sota Ozaki | Growing edible plants using seawater |
| NEST-136 | NEST Doctor Course | Ruri Saito | Measuring the well-being of dementia patients |
Poster presentations will be judged by young researchers. Poster presentations will be reviewed by young researchers.
Session Information (advance registration required)
Pre-registration has been closed
Numbered tickets will be distributed at the reception desk for those not reaching capacity.
| Implementation time | 16:00-16:45 |
| Location | Middle and High School Bldg. 2, 2F ROOM1 |
| Target Participants | Junior high school and high school students Maximum 20 students |
| Project Contents | Seminar for students Keio University Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Special Program - A Peek into the World of Pharmacy (1 minute pitch challenge!) The application period has ended due to reaching the maximum number of participants. If you are interested, please stop by our booth. There will be a hands-on corner where you can actually observe with a microscope! Guest lecturers from the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Keio University and participating students will interactively introduce their research and exchange ideas. Students will give a one-minute short presentation on the research they are currently working on. Be creative to convey the appeal of your research. Guest lecturers will also introduce research in a wide range of fields being conducted at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. This is your chance to present your research and learn more about the research being conducted at Keio University's Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Let's try your hand at the 1-minute pitch! U! ■Presentation Method: You will be challenged to give a one-minute presentation using only oral presentation without slides. ■Presentation: Please present the following two points (1) Research theme Please let us know what you are researching or planning to do about this 2) My research here is hot! Let's tell them the charms and points of interest. <Guest lecturers Professor Yoshimasa Saito, Department of Pharmacotherapeutics, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Keio University Professor Megumi Tago, Department of Hygienic Chemistry, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Keio University |
| How to apply for participation | Applications have been closed due to reaching capacity. |
| Organizer | Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Keio University |
| planning cooperation | LIVERNESS Corporation |
| Implementation time | 16:00-16:45 |
| Location | Middle and High School Bldg. 2, 2F ROOM4 |
| Target Participants | Up to 20 middle and high school teachers (maximum 2 teachers per school) |
| Project Contents | Free seminar for teachers Hi-Lable's Discussion Visualization Service Experience and Training Session ~Visualizing group discussions to encourage students to change their behavior ~. How do each of your students facilitate discussions during group work and discussion time, which is becoming more and more common in school classes? Hylable is a tool that makes visible what until now has only been seen in fragments as they circulate around the classroom. For example, by visualizing the amount of speech and turn-taking (who is talking to whom) in a discussion with our unique sensors and software, we can visualize student activity, and the data can be used to encourage students to speak up more themselves, or to provide appropriate interventions such as talking to students based on the data to It is possible to bring out the students' independence.In this session, teachers from schools that have already introduced and are using the system will talk about how they are actually using it. In addition, we will have a work session where teachers can actually experience the system. We look forward to your participation. ◾️ Experience Training Session Flow Greetings fellow Young Researchers from Asia! Introduction of Hylable (Takeshi Mizumoto, President, Hylable Inc.) Case Studies (2) Kogakuin University Junior and Senior High School, Dr. Chiho Nakagawa Ms. Naoko Sato, Deputy Director of Toda City Board of Education and Director of Education Policy Office Experience and Work Work to align the amount of speech in each group Check the data of the discussion summary◾️Services to be presented in this session Visualization of face-to-face discussion Hylable Discussion Visualization of web conferencing HylableFor a description of the two services,(Please click here)for more information. |
| How to apply for participation | Numbered tickets will be distributed at the reception desk on the day of the event. |
| Organizer | HiLable, Inc.https://www.hylable.com/ Focus Systems Co.https://www.focus-s.com/ |
| planning cooperation | LIVERNESS Corporation |
| Implementation time | 16:00-16:45 |
| Location | undecided |
| Target Participants | Middle and high school students Maximum 20 students (maximum 2 students per school) |
| Project Contents | Free seminar for students The Future of Health from Big Data What is the difference between long-lived and short-lived prefectures? This is where the essence of health issues can be found. Hirosaki University is currently collaborating with major corporations such as Kao, Ajinomoto, Aeon, and Benesse on a huge project under the banner of "Life Span Revolution" to realize a healthy and long-lived society. The University will introduce its cutting-edge research, including the development of artificial intelligence (AI) that predicts diseases based on health big data. |
| How to apply for participation | Numbered tickets will be distributed at the reception desk on the day of the event. |
| Organizer | Hirosaki University COI Research Promotion Organization |
| planning cooperation | LIVERNESS Corporation |
| Implementation time | 16:00-16:45 |
| Location | undecided |
| Target Participants | Junior high school and high school students Maximum 20 students |
| Project Contents | Student Project Let's start using AI to conduct research related to the marine and aquatic environment! The Marine Challenge Program supports all types of research related to the marine and aquatic environment. In recent years, the use of AI technology has become increasingly popular in marine research. In this issue, we will introduce an AI image analysis tool that anyone can use; let's think about new research together by combining AI and the ocean! |
| How to apply for participation | Numbered tickets will be distributed at the reception desk on the day of the event. |
| Organizer | JASTO (Japan Advanced Science and Technology Teachers' Organization) |
| Implementation time | 16:00-16:45 |
| Location | Middle and High School Bldg. 2, 4F, Large Classroom |
| subject (of taxation, etc.) | middle and high-school students *No numbered tickets are required to participate in this project on the day of the event. |
| Project Contents | Seminar for students
Science Castle Alumni Now Science Castle alumni speaking at the event Hiroki Hideshima(Master's student, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University, 1st year) Shunsuke Aoki(Sophomore, Faculty of Life Science, Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science) Soma Mochizuki(1st year student at the University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Informatics, School of Information Media Creation) Moderator:Tomoko Tachibana(Director, Center for Career Design and Research, Liverness, Inc.) |
Session Information (free to attend)
| Implementation time | 10:00-12:00 |
| Location | undecided |
| Project Contents | Booth Exhibit Take on the challenge of studying the ocean and the aquatic environment! Marine Challenge Program The Marine Challenge Program is a program to support you who want to start research on the ocean and aquatic environment. At this booth, we will introduce past research themes, give advice on planning research themes, and introduce the Marine Challenge Program. |
| Organizer | JASTO (Japan Advanced Science and Technology Teachers' Organization) |
| Implementation time | 13:00-15:00 |
| Location | undecided |
| Project Contents | For students and teachers TSUNAGU2021 final report meeting The final presentation of the second phase of Tsunagu Research ProjectMalaysia's research project on issues related to palm oil, which has been working since June, will be held. Participants will be able to listen to presentations by teams from different countries at the venue. |
| Implementation time | 13:00-14:50 |
| Location | West Gymnasium |
| Project Contents | For students and teachers THK Award for Research Funded by Science Castle for Creative Developmental Manufacturing by Middle and High School Students Visitors will see a variety of problem-solving manufacturing by junior and senior high school students using the LM Guide, a robot component developed by THK Co. |
| Organizer | THK Corporation |
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