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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DPRI : Joint research with Kyoto Prefecture to develop a flood forecasting system

KAHSI Project: Supporting SaMD and application development

GHANA GRASSCUTTER PROJECT : Enhancing Livelihoods in Ghana through Improvement in Native Livestock Production

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

“African Potential” and overcoming the difficulties of modern world: Comprehensive area studies that will provide a new perspective for the future of humanity

CREATING INNOVATION IN KYOTO: Kyoto University Open Technology Innovation Course

Shirahama Aquarium, Kyoto University: Contributing to community education through exhibits of diverse marine life

Consortium for Co-creation of a Platform Technology for a Super-smart Energy Society

Development of Innovative Climate Resilient Technologies for Monitoring and Controlling of Water Use Efficiency and Impact of Salinization on Crop Productivity and Livelihood in Aral Sea region

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Toward childrenʼs academic achievement and happiness

Food and nutrition research: boosting human resilience

Lessons from diverse plants

For a better future: growing crystals

Where does education come from? Where is education going?

Toward curing intractable diseases with genetic mutations

An aging society overcomes protein cancers

Mathematical optimization: optimal choices with science

Reproducing human visual attention in robots