Event

Outline

22 Oct. 2021 (Friday) 15:00-16:40

In order to solve complex social problems such as COVID-19 and climate change problems, researchers go beyond the "interdisciplinary" framework among natural science and humanities and social sciences in the scientific world and work with social stakeholders.

In this session, we will predict the 18th new social issue with a view to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and beyond that should be achieved by 2030, and present and discuss new research areas necessary to solve the issue. By overcoming COVID-19 and preparing research issues, next-generation researchers will become pioneers with positive dreams, hopes, and smiles aiming for a society where you can study independently.

Program
Time Content
15:00 － 15:05 ◆ Introduction
15:05 － 16:00 ◆ Presentation by Six Speakers (Each 7 mins)
16:00 － 16:30 ◆ Q&A and Discussion
16:30 － 16:35 ◆ Summary（Akira Harata, Professor and Vice Director at Kyushu Univeresity Institute for Asian and Oceanian Studies)
16:35 － 16:40 ◆ Closing

Presenters
 Dr. Tapas Chakraborty, Assistant Professor (Department of Bioresource Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture)
 Dr. Kumi Eguchi, Assistant Professor (Institute of Decision Science for a Sustainable Society)
 "Mr. Liu Yan, 2nd Year Doctoral Student (Faculty of Engineering
 Department of Civil & Structural Engineering)"
 Dr. Solli Dwi Murtyas, Post Doctoral Fellow (Interdisciplinary graduate school of engineering sciences)
 Ms. Yukiko Nagai, 3rd Year Doctoral Student (Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate school of Engineering)
 Dr. Kota Funakoshi, Research Assistant Professor (Kyushu University Hospital, Data Center)
 Dr. Yanfang Zhang, Lecturuer (Faculty of Design)

Date ＆ Time

Friday, October 22, 2021 15:00 - 16:40

Number of participants

68 participants

Presenters at the seminar

Presenter's topic and the relevant SDGs