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AY 2017

UTokyo Open Lectures: New Oder

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AY 2017
AY 2017

#2 The Origin of Language: Learning from Birds [JP]

This lecture introduces you to the research aimed at unraveling the mystery of the origin of language by focusing on the song learning method of Bengalese Finches and the grammatical structure of their songs. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Kazuo Okanoya
AY 2017
AY 2017

#3 The World of Statutes Imposed by Warlords [JP]

There are various viewpoints for studying Sengoku Warlords. This lecture tries to approach Sengoku Warlords from the perspective of statutes imposed by warlords. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Eiji Sakurai
AY 2017
AY 2017

#4 Slow Training for the Middle-aged and the Elderly: Building Muscles in a Scientific Manner [JP]

This lecture will show you how to train your muscles more efficiently than using the ordinary methods without applying too much load to the body. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Naokata Ishii
AY 2017
AY 2017

#5 Ultra-Small Spacecraft Opens up Future Solar System Exploration [JP]

This lecture introduces you to a new solar system exploration enabled by a small-sized, lightweight, and low-cost ultra-small spacecraft. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Ryu Funase
AY 2017
AY 2017

#6 Outline of the Paintings in the Collection of Komaba Museum, the University of Tokyo, Formerly Possessed by the First Higher School, Japan: On the “History Paintings” Passed down from the First Higher School, Japan.[JP]

This lecture introduces historical Japanese paintings collected and kept at Daiichi Junior High School, he predecessor of the University of Tokyo College of Arts and Sciences (known as “Ichiko”), with a focus on the political situation and educational policies of the time . NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Misato Ido
AY 2017
AY 2017

#7 Future Materials: Titanium, Rare Metals [JP]

This lecture explains the present situation and the potential of rare metals which are used in our personal electronic devices such as smartphones. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.

Lecturer | Toru Okabe
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