133rd UTokyo Open Lecture, Autumn 2021 “To Be Connected With...”
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Can all children be connected to education and society? - Challenges and Prospects of Inclusive Education
The number of children that have special educational needs is increasing by about 8% every year. What is necessary for children who each have different personalities and backgrounds to “learn together”? In this talk, challenges and prospects of the inclusive education in Japan and specific examples will be introduced. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing o…
Informatics that Supports and Connects People and Society in Hyper-aged Population
In new life stage that one is about to acquire a centenarian life, sense of "connectedness" is a key factor that affects one's health and the sustainability of society. This lecture introduces VR, AI, and other informatics that augment social connections in advanced age, and explore innovation in hyper-aged society. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your …
Robotics for Understanding and Connecting Humans [JP]
How do humans learn to estimate the emotional states of others? Our research aims to understand human intelligence by designing robots that learn and develop similarly to humans. In this lecture, we introduce principles of human intelligence and technologies for connecting people that have been achieved through our robotics research. NOTE: - No subtitles. This lecture was conducted only in Jap…
Medical Care from the Perspective of Connection
Subjects Related to "Connection" in Thanatology and Applied Ethics [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience.The theme of the 133th lecture is Be Connected with... . Prof. Masaru Ikezawa explains the recent trend toward rethinking human beings from the perspective of their connection with others, which is unlike the conventional modern Western view, by introducing new academic fields such as…
Lives Saved by Quarantine: China's Response to COVID-19 [JP]
As of 2021, effective cures for COVID-19 were not available, and herd immunity had yet been achieved. Quarantine measures that temporarily cut off the physical "connection" between people were considered vital to bring the virus under control in China. This lecture introduces China's experience in fighting against this pandemic and discusses factors that enabled its containment strategies.
”Medical equipment and systems required for remote medical care” [JP]
UTokyo Open Lecture series aims to directly communicate outcomes of our academic research to a larger audience. The theme of the 130th lecture is Predictable/Unpredictable Future. This lecture identifies the institutional issues of copyright today and discusses its future vision. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
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The Role of Architecture and Urban Space in the Post-Covid Era [JP]
In the Post-Covid society, what is required of architectural and urban spaces as places of communication that connect people? I would like to consider the appeal of architecture and cities as physical spaces from a historical perspective. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
Digital Archives Connecting Memories to Tomorrow [JP]
The lecture will discuss the design method of "digital archives" to pass on precious memories of war and disasters that are being mourned to the future, and how communities can be formed so that local people can proactively nurture their own archives. NOTE: - This lecture was conducted only in Japanese. ★Your sharing on SNS may inspire others.
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