Grad Students' and Faculty/Staff Members' Mini-lecture Program The 17th Session
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Deriving New Learning Experiences from the Library [JP]
The "Mini-lecture Program" is part of the Active Learning Practice in the Library. This program offers you to give active learning oriented lectures by graduate students and young faculty members who have completed the University of Tokyo Future Faculty Program (UTokyo FFP). NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
Is it possible to master a new foreign language as an adult? -On the critical period hypothesis- [JP]
The "Mini-lecture Program" is part of the Active Learning Practice in the Library. This program offers you to give active learning oriented lectures by graduate students and young faculty members who have completed the University of Tokyo Future Faculty Program (UTokyo FFP). When it comes to learning language, is younger really better? In this mini-lecture, I talk about the “Critical Period Hy…
Synchronization of collective oscillators
“Synchronization” of collective oscillators appears in a wide variety of systems such as heartbeats and biological clocks. Let us consider the mechanism of synchronization using a mathematical model. The "Mini-lecture Program" is part of the Active Learning Practice in the Library. This program offers you to give active learning oriented lectures by graduate students and young faculty members …
Let's Consider the Consumption and Morality of Opium Historically: A Case Study of Java in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
When did opium, known as a narcotic, become evil? Let's consider the consumption and morality of opium historically, using seventeenth and eighteenth-century Java as a case study. The "Mini-lecture Program" is part of the Active Learning Practice in the Library. This program offers you to give active learning oriented lectures by graduate students and young faculty members who have completed t…
Next-generation atomically thin material – Stacking unlocks new functionalities – [JP]
Thin materials find a wide range of applications, and exploring the limits of their thinness can be valuable. In this mini-lecture, I will introduce an ultra-thin material and its benefits. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. - Organizer's website ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
Beyond 'Education for All': Challenges in primary education in the Global South
What impact has the international education agenda 'Education for All' in 1994 had on primary education in developing countries? We shall consider its achievements and challenges from a classroom in Malawi in sub-Saharan Africa. The "Mini-lecture Program" is part of the Active Learning Practice in the Library. This program offers you to give active learning oriented lectures by graduate studen…
What is messenger RNA (mRNA)? [JP]
Messenger RNA has recently been used in the COVID-19 vaccine, and this lecture briefly explains how it works in cells in an easy-to-understand manner. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
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