To realize “Harmonious Coexistence of Global Society”:
Think and act on the future with us!

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“Harmonious Coexistence of
Global Society”:
Think and act on the future with us!

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Visual Book “KyotoU Future Commons” Published and Released

Dialogues with society

Japan’s philosophy research

Climate change research

The basic sciences: tradition and innovation

Generous research support

Kyoto university’s history

Two hubs: breaking new ground

Project / Researcher

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The Project on Development of Management Systems for Multiple Utilization of Biodiversity in the Tropical Rainforests at the Protected Areas in Sarawak

Conclusion of a comprehensive agreement with the FAO

Development of a Sustainable Network to Support Genetic Diversity in Rare and Endangered Japanese Plant Species through Ex-situ Conservation

Community practical project by the Uban and landscape design Lab. Of Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University

Co-creation of innovative forest resources management combining ecological methods and indigenous knowledge

Section of Archaeological Heritage Management for Kyoto University, Center for Studies of Cultural Heritage and Inter Humanities (CESCHI): Discovery, survey, research, use and publication of cultural artifacts

IAE, a Joint Usage/Research Center for Zero Emission Energy Research

Strengthening of partnership and cooperation between Hodaka Sedimentation Observatory, Research Center for Fluvial and Coastal Disasters, DPRI and the Jinzu River Sabo Office, MLIT

MEXT-Program for the Advanced Studies of Climate Change Projection, Area Theme 4: Development of an integrated hazard projection model

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Where does education come from? Where is education going?

Now is the time to revisit the atomic bombs

Thinking outside the neuron

Sustainably using the earthʼs energy

Preserving the geo-environment essential for human society

Preference: neural and psychological mechanisms

Dynamic forces: changing the world

Learning from intracellular metabolism: building molecular combinations

Art is innovation, innovation is art