UTokyo Open Lectures: Network
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#1 Opening Lecture Remarks
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#10 Closing Lecture Remarks
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
Society and Network
#2 Democracy, Regions, and Network
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#3 Economic Functions of Network among Banks: Case of Japan before WWII
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#4 Analysis of Social Network: How Each Individual Can Be Connected
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
Culture and Network
#5 Knowledge Network and Innovation: Culture of Playfulness
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#6 Logistics Network in the Prehistoric Age
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
Nature and Network
#7 Neural Network for Evaluating Foods by Scent
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#8 Biggest Network in the Universe: A Massive Structure that Consists of Galaxies
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#9 Ecosystem Network Based on Plants
No one can live alone. If so, how can we build a relationship with others? And how these sort of relationships form a network? This open lecture series picks up various networks in the world and focuses on the structure, strength, and flexibility in different topics. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
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