UTokyo Open Lectures: Dilemma
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Dilemma of Institutional Design and Technology Innovation
#1 Dilemma of Medical Innovation and Regulation [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 127th lecture is Dilemma. In this lecture, Dr. Sumimasa Nagai explains the dilemma that occurs in assessing and regulating medical application of innovation. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#2 Sustainable Development and Dilemma: Development and Protection [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 127th lecture is Dilemma. In this lecture, Prof. Masahiko Hirao discusses the dilemma of development needs which reside in human activities and environmental protection ongoing on a single earth, and the way to harmonize them. NOTE: - This lecture was cond…
Dilemma of Academic Research
#3 Scientists' Social Responsibility and Dilemma [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 127th lecture is Dilemma. Based on cases, Dr. Yuko Fujigaki discusses various kinds of dilemma occurring with the social responsibility of scientists who are engaged in leading-edge researches. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#4 Dilemma over Cigarettes [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 127th lecture is Dilemma. In this lecture, Dr. Eisuke Nakazawa will let you learn about cigarettes and discusses the dilemma over cigarettes from various viewpoints. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#5 Order in Cities and Population Distribution [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 127th lecture is Dilemma. In this lecture, Prof. Tsuyoshi Takagi introduces studies on the standardization of secure next-generation cryptography in the age of quantum computing. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
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