Science Castle 2024 Tokyo-Kanto

Nihon Kogakuin College * Kamata Campus: Please note that there are other campuses

Greetings fellow Young Researchers from Asia!

The Science Castle 2024 Tokyo-Kanto conference will produce a "super high school-level research community" consisting of 12 oral presentations and 80 posters.
Selected presenters will be able to have their presentations heard by research coaches and others and receive guidance and encouragement while making horizontal connections with other presenters in a group seminar format (online).
In recent years, we have held a "Future Workshop" after the competition with contestants, partner companies, and Leave a Nest to support teenage researchers in enriching their ideas.

Outline of the Event

Event Name: Science Castle 2024 Tokyo-Kanto
Date and Time: Saturday, December 7, 2024 09:30-18:00
Abstract Submission: Starts June 1
Oral presentations...Applications are now closed.
Poster Presentations...Application deadline: Monday, September 30
Please see the entry page below for details.
https://s-castle.com/entry/
Venue: Nihon Kogakuin College * Kamata Campus: Please note that there are other campuses
5-23-22 Nishi-Kamata, Ota-ku, Tokyo

Visitor Registration

Ticket to the show

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Oral Presentation

Yona Sano (Loohcs High School)

Exploring methodologies for visualizing "memory of place
Future Hoshino (WAO High School)

Biophysical Formulation of the Mechanism of Action of Psychotropic Drugs in Depressed Persons
Ryuto Murakashira (Yasuda Gakuen High School)

Solar cells that do not lose performance at high temperatures
〜Possibility of bi-color of ~TP and Ru dye
Ryui Akiba (Hiroo Gakuen High School)

Optical control of cellular functions by boron-caged technology
Satoshi Otsuka (Seochi Fukaya High School)

Free-release conditions of marmorgalus jellyfish
Yasunari Tsutsumi (Yamaguchi Prefectural Tokuyama High School)

Clarification and discussion of the phenomena related to the Uguisupari cobblestone pavement.
Moe Miyazaki (Yamamura International High School)

Toward the development of butyric acid bacteria supplements
~Searching for new butyric acid bacteria~.
Hiyo Iino (Yamanashi Prefectural Nirasaki High School)

Development of concrete using plastic waste
Keishi Komori (Junior High School attached to Suwa Seiryo High School)

Environmentally friendly plastics
~ Explore conditions under which microorganisms are more likely to decompose~.
Seisen Tsuki (Seikouin High School)

Exploring humanoid gait and human-like features with DRL
Kei Yoshizawa (Asano Junior High School)

Caudal fin developmental processes and factors in the family Lamnidae.
Keigo Katsuya (Hamamatsu Gakugei High School)

Steps are in a bad mood
～The company is in a good mood with the inflow of sediment control measures.