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This project aims to acquire data that spans various scales from cities, areas, shops and machinery, etc. and solve the problems existing there by returning the results of analysis and processing of the data to users, residents, business operators and local governments. We also aim to establish a technological, economic and social ecosystem including technologies and institutions necessary to develop those functions and properties. In particular, the objective of this project is to analyze the problem solving practically using IoT and AI, and to analyze it across various sciences. Technically, intellectual edge technology for operating AI in the terminal equipment, basic technology for distributing sensor data on a large scale, and processing of multiple data streams integrally to produce highly value-added information Data analysis technology and others are targeted. Economically, when assuming the distribution of information to be produced through the market, there are mainly research methods such as the method of technically creating such a market, asymmetry of information, the price determination mechanism of information, etc. . In accordance with these issues and themes, students and faculty members belonging to different master's research societies will share the research results of each other and advance the practice of research results in society.
Over the more than 20 years since the beginning of the popularization
of the Internet, society has come to depend on it. The Internet is much more than just a digital technology, it has become one of the key elements of the infrastructure on which our society is built. Thus, it is important to consider operations and applications of the
Internet with respect to global relationships, law, ethics, and society. In this academic project, we'll study the social aspects of
the Internet and support the sound development of the Internet.
In principle, students from the Advanced Bioscience Research group or Master course students belonging to the Biological Study Group should take both Advanced life science A and B. Both are carried out in parallel, so please be sure to take both courses.
The purpose of this class was to acquire presentation skills suitable for master's graduates and a wide range of knowledge beyond the field related to life science and to strengthen collaboration laterally among bio-based Master course students. Through this process, all the participants deepen their knowledge and create a situation where they can work toward their respective research with a sense of unity.
This projects aims to use SFC trans-disciplinary knowledges to create a web of connected institutions with SFC as the Japan hub
Increased global interest in Japanese language and cultures has led to government support for cultural outreach programs with a focus on support for policy initiatives in the Asia-Africa corridor
The development of direct student-to-student connectivity and innovative materials has lagged. This project will utilize SFC resources to:
Develop student-centered connections with institutions supporting Japanese studies
(ISP-gombe DRC, St. Stephens College, India etc.)
Create web-based Japanese studies materials
and p-to-p diplomacy portals
We are focusing on the sports science in this academic project. Those who will write a master dissertation on the sports science and any of related area should take this academic project. Students should learn academic skills and knowledge on this area through the project by their own presentation and discussion. Then, we hope students make their academic presentation at the conference, symposium etc. in master program.
In this project, each time, the students will introduce their research methodologies by rotation. Then, teachers and students will make discussion on the topics.
We are focusing on the sports science in this academic project. Those who will write a master dissertation on the sports science and any of related area should take this academic project. Students should learn academic skills and knowledge on this area through the project by their own presentation and discussion. Then, we hope students make their academic presentation at the conference, symposium etc. in master program.
In this project, each time, the students will introduce their research methodologies by rotation. Then, teachers and students will make discussion on the topics.
On the relationship between globalism and nationalism, some say it is confrontational, while others say it is cooperative. The former basically assumes that globalism means homogenization of the world while nationalism means protection of national culture and national interest. By contrast, the latter recognizes that both of globalism and nationalism mean homogenization of culture and local society, and nationalism is only reaction of globalism, and therefore both of them are complementary. The latter also points out that, while globalism means homogenization in global sphere, it creates economic inequality in domestic sphere, so it is a typical paradoxical phenomenon. If so, we can predict a rise of anti-globalism or localism movement in domestic sphere.
Our basic viewpoint is that we should not consider globalism as alternative of nationalism or localism, because globalism, nationalism and localism are not only confrontational but also cooperative, the relationship among them is seriously ambivalent. To consider this complex relationship, we will investigate interactions between globalism, nationalism and localism, and the roles of nation states, civil societies and communities in such interactive contexts in various areas in the world. Specifically we will deepen our investigation mainly through reading circle, discussion and presentations on each member's research.
The teaching staffs' subjects of research:
1.TAJIMA Eiichi (Professor of Faculty of Policy Management)
Civil society and religious associations in China.
2.ZHENG Haolan (Associate Professor of Faculty of Policy Management)
Governance and publicness in rural China, modern Chinese history.
The importance of psychological support to those who have vulnerability of personality and various trauma, who are suffering from mental and physical disorders is increasing more and more. It is demanded to develop human resources capable of psychological support with a multilateral perspective. Therefore, in this project, as a mental health expert, it aims to nurture the ability to perform activities such as observation, assessment and consultation necessary for clinical psychology.
The importance of psychological support to those who have vulnerability of personality and various trauma, who are suffering from mental and physical disorders is increasing more and more. It is demanded to develop human resources capable of psychological support with a multilateral perspective. Therefore, in this project, as a mental health expert, it aims to nurture the ability to perform activities such as observation, assessment and consultation necessary for clinical psychology.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
On the relationship between globalism and nationalism, some say it is confrontational, while others say it is cooperative. The former basically assumes that globalism means homogenization of the world while nationalism means protection of national culture and national interest. By contrast, the latter recognizes that both of globalism and nationalism mean homogenization of culture and local society, and nationalism is only reaction of globalism, and therefore both of them are complementary. The latter also points out that, while globalism means homogenization in global sphere, it creates economic inequality in domestic sphere, so it is a typical paradoxical phenomenon. If so, we can predict a rise of anti-globalism or localism movement in domestic sphere.
Our basic viewpoint is that we should not consider globalism as alternative of nationalism or localism, because globalism, nationalism and localism are not only confrontational but also cooperative, the relationship among them is seriously ambivalent. To consider this complex relationship, we will investigate interactions between globalism, nationalism and localism, and the roles of nation states, civil societies and communities in such interactive contexts in various areas in the world. Specifically we will deepen our investigation mainly through reading circle, discussion and presentations on each member's research.
The teaching staffs' subjects of research:
1.TAJIMA Eiichi (Professor of Faculty of Policy Management)
Civil society and religious associations in China.
2.ZHENG Haolan (Associate Professor of Faculty of Policy Management)
Governance and publicness in rural China, modern Chinese history.
We aim to solve various problems using computer software. The area we attack includes programming language education, network security, Web system, programming language system, machine learning and so on. It stars from analyzing the problem followed by designing a system, implementing it and evaluating it.
We aim to solve various problems using computer software. The area we attack includes programming language education, network security, Web system, programming language system, machine learning and so on. It starts from analyzing the problem followed by designing a system, implementing it and evaluating it.
As networking has progressed, the concept of “Platform” has attracted attention as a keyword to solve problems of society. The platform is a base where reciprocal action of various entities will be revitalized and is also an object to be designed. In this study project, we will explore the concrete measure to design and construct an effective platform by integrating verification, practice, theory study, etc.
The field of study covers, regardless of profit or non-profit, business model, regional construction, revitalization of traditional industry community health, agriculture and information society. The mutual keywords are; network, information, sociality, and feasibility, innovation.