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UTokyo Open Lectures: Water

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In this lecture, we will look at various unusual natural phenomenon related to water, ranging from the basic question of why H2O water molecules have an isosceles triangle shape to the tastes of mineral water and wine, observing with a scientific eye various phenomena related to water and water molecules.

Lecturer

Hiroo Hamaguchi

Graduate School of Science

※Affiliations and positions are as of the time of recording.

UTokyo Open Lectures: Water

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 H2O—Water and water molecules

#3 Conflicts over “bad water”—How people discarded water in Japanese history

#4 “A friend in need is a friend indeed”—Access to water and human relationships

#5 Safe Water: Using knowledge and wisdom gained in the field by global health programs

#6 Various aspects of water as seen in Chinese literature

#7 Images of water in literature

#8 British literature and water, rivers, oceans

#9 Agriculture in Okinawa and how to view water

#10 Development of governance concerning water use and the accumulation of social capital

#11 Supportive science and technology which can respond to changes in climate and hydrologic cycles

#12 What parasites have to teach us: The benefits and calamities provided by water

#13 Water and forests and people

#14 Water traveling around locales and people traveling around water

#15 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 H2O—Water and water molecules

#3 Conflicts over “bad water”—How people discarded water in Japanese history

#4 “A friend in need is a friend indeed”—Access to water and human relationships

#5 Safe Water: Using knowledge and wisdom gained in the field by global health programs

#6 Various aspects of water as seen in Chinese literature

#7 Images of water in literature

#8 British literature and water, rivers, oceans

#9 Agriculture in Okinawa and how to view water

#10 Development of governance concerning water use and the accumulation of social capital

#11 Supportive science and technology which can respond to changes in climate and hydrologic cycles

#12 What parasites have to teach us: The benefits and calamities provided by water

#13 Water and forests and people

#14 Water traveling around locales and people traveling around water

#15 Closing lecture remarks

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#2 H2O—Water and water molecules

UTokyo Open Lectures: Water

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 H2O—Water and water molecules

#3 Conflicts over “bad water”—How people discarded water in Japanese history

#4 “A friend in need is a friend indeed”—Access to water and human relationships

#5 Safe Water: Using knowledge and wisdom gained in the field by global health programs

#6 Various aspects of water as seen in Chinese literature

#7 Images of water in literature

#8 British literature and water, rivers, oceans

#9 Agriculture in Okinawa and how to view water

#10 Development of governance concerning water use and the accumulation of social capital

#11 Supportive science and technology which can respond to changes in climate and hydrologic cycles

#12 What parasites have to teach us: The benefits and calamities provided by water

#13 Water and forests and people

#14 Water traveling around locales and people traveling around water

#15 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 H2O—Water and water molecules

#3 Conflicts over “bad water”—How people discarded water in Japanese history

#4 “A friend in need is a friend indeed”—Access to water and human relationships

#5 Safe Water: Using knowledge and wisdom gained in the field by global health programs

#6 Various aspects of water as seen in Chinese literature

#7 Images of water in literature

#8 British literature and water, rivers, oceans

#9 Agriculture in Okinawa and how to view water

#10 Development of governance concerning water use and the accumulation of social capital

#11 Supportive science and technology which can respond to changes in climate and hydrologic cycles

#12 What parasites have to teach us: The benefits and calamities provided by water

#13 Water and forests and people

#14 Water traveling around locales and people traveling around water

#15 Closing lecture remarks

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