Studium Generale 2024 Fall

Lecturer	Multiple Instructors
Department	G30, 2024,Fall
Recommended for:	All Nagoya University Students, faculty members and staff

Course Overview

Studium Generale is a unique immersion program into an English-based lecture environment. The course offers exposure to various academic topics presented in an accessible way, and in English.

Videos

Science communication and public relations

Date: October 11
Lecturer: Azusa Minamizaki
Handout: handout
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What's the smell? - A Scent of a Molecule

Date: October 18
Lecturer: Asraa Ziadi
Handout: handout
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Fossil reefs and sea-level change: diving into the past to predict the future

Date: November 1
Lecturer: Marc Humblet
Handout: handout
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Automated Delivery Robots as a Service – from research to a startup

Date: November 15
Lecturer: Jude Nwadiuto
Handout: handout
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The science of shampoo

Date: November 22
Lecturer: Nicola Skoulding
Handout: handout
Video:

Visible light communication for cars

Date: December 6
Lecturer: Takaya Yamazato
Handout: handout
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Is pessimism actually shortening your life?

Date: December 13
Lecturer: Maria Vassileva
Handout: handout
Video:

Adventures in the Nanoworld

Date: December 20
Lecturer: Leigh Canham
Handout: handout
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Plants and insects help us understand human infertility

Date: January 10
Lecturer: Mariana Costa
Handout: handout
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Introduction to the world of scientific publishing

Date: January 24
Lecturer: Florence O. Ene
Handout: handout
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Syllabus

Date	Topic	Lecturer
10/4	COURSE INTRODUCTION
10/11	Science communication and public relations	Azusa Minamizaki (Kobayashi-Maskawa Institute for the Origin of Particles and the Universe)
10/18	What's the smell? - A Scent of a Molecule	Asraa Ziadi(ITbM)
10/25	What blue fish, red fluorescent protein and physics have in common?	Swagata Ghosh(Graduate School of Engineering)
11/1	Fossil reefs and sea-level change: diving into the past to predict the future	Marc Humblet (Graduate School of Environmental Sciences)
11/8	Comfortable Human - robot interactions: it's all about emotions!	Sarah Cosentino (Waseda University)
11/15	Automated Delivery Robots as a Service – from research to a startup	Jude Nwadiuto (Graduate School of Engineering)
11/22	The science of shampoo	Nicola Skoulding (Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences)
11/29	Student Project Workshop
12/6	Visible light communication for cars	Takaya Yamazato (Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
12/13	Is pessimism actually shortening your life?	Maria Vassileva (Division of Biological Science, Graduate School of Science, Nagoya University)
12/20	Adventures in the Nanoworld	Leigh Canham (University of Birmingham)
1/10	Plants and insects help us understand human infertility	Mariana Costa (School of Science)
1/24	Introduction to the world of scientific publishing	Florence Ene (The University of Tokyo)
1/31	Student Project presentations

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Last updated

November 26, 2024