2023FY "Grad Students' and Faculty/Staff Members' Mini-lecture Program" The 21th Session
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Introduction: UTokyo FFP's challenge to new learning [JP]
“Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures are delivered by graduate students and faculty members who have completed the University of Tokyo Future Faculty Program (UTokyo FFP: a program to learn to teach at universities). Six people who delivered excellent lectures in the UTokyo FFP classes will teach their chosen topic in…
Creating the Forest of Meiji Jingu [JP]
The forest of Meiji Jingu did not exist originally but was artificially created to be completed 100 years in the future. In this lecture, you will learn how the forest was created from the perspective of a majestic and sacred area befitting a shrine. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures are delivered by graduate st…
Architecture and Local Communities [JP]
Traditional "local communities" based on specific relationships tend to be dismantled. On the other hand, if we focus on the "relationship between people and places" mediated by space, we can realize that local communities still exist close at hand and you're a part of them. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures ar…
Social Psychology：Interpersonal Cognition and Implicit Personality Theory [JP]
In this lecture, we will explore the concept of interpersonal cognition within social psychology and the classical theory of implicit personality theory, learning through concrete examples. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures are delivered by graduate students and faculty members who have completed the University …
Seeing is Believing ~Introduction for advanced microscopy~ [JP]
Chemistry can seem a bit hard to grasp because it deals with tiny atoms and molecules that are invisible to the naked eye. Have you ever felt that way? Interestingly, there are microscopes that allow us to see how atoms and molecules come together or undergo chemical reactions. In this talk, I'll briefly explain how these microscopes work and me examples of the latest research. “Mini-Lecture P…
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