The 8th Super-Different Field Conference] New themes can be found by rowing out to sea - Seeds of research and business born from unexplored fields - / March 9, 2019, 13:00~14:30@Shinjuku

Riverness will sponsor the event.The 8th Main Meeting of the Association of Hyperdifferent Fields(Friday and Saturday, March 8-9, 2019), researchers and ventures involved in marine projects promoted jointly by the Nippon Foundation, the Japan Advanced Science and Technology Education and Human Resources Research and Development Organization, and Rivanes will speak at the symposium, "New themes can be found by paddling out to sea - Seeds of research and business generated from unexplored fieldsSession Partner: The Nippon FoundationThe event will be held at the following location.

With the development of science and technology, what we already know, what we can do with money and time, and what can be left to robots and artificial intelligence are increasing rapidly. In such a situation, the field close at hand to which we humans turn our intellectual curiosity and pioneering spirit is the "sea," an environment filled with seawater that is 90% unexplored and where technologies developed on land and in space are not applicable. On the other hand, the biosphere, which is different from the terrestrial realm, is a rich food resource and a treasure trove of useful substances. In this session, two teams from the ocean project being carried out jointly by the Nippon Foundation and RIVANES will take the stage to introduce new research and business themes emerging from the ocean: a team working on the development of innovative technology for seafloor topographic mapping and a team working on the creation of new businesses in the ocean.

We will have a program of discussions among researchers, venture companies, and large corporations from various perspectives, not limited to the themes of this session.
Audience members are invited to attend the conference. Please visit the conference website (see below).

New themes can be seen by paddling out to sea
〜Seeds of research and business generated from unexplored fields
Session Partner The Nippon Foundation

Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019, 13:00-14:30
Place: Bellesalle Shinjuku Grand (Sumitomo Fudosan Shinjuku Grand Tower 5F, 8-17-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023)
Nearest Stations: Nishi-Shinjuku Station (Marunouchi Line), Tochomae Station (Oedo Line) Shinjuku Nishiguchi Station (Oedo Line), Shinjuku Station (JR Line, Marunouchi Line, Odakyu Line, Keio Line, Shinjuku Line, Oedo Line)
Map:http://bit.ly/2Clyojh

<Speakers
Representative Director, Nariko Seimitsu Co.
Hironori Takamitsu
Born in Okayama, Japan in 1976, he started his career as an industrial machine tool parts machinist in Minato-ku, Osaka in 2001, incorporated in 2007 (company name: Nariko Seimitsu Co., Ltd.), and now mainly manufactures prototypes. In 2019, he established Garage Minato as a base for exchanges with various companies, universities, and research institutes to plan and develop new products through open innovation, and is participating in the DeSET project to solve the challenges of global manufacturing.

Representative Director, Biologging Solutions Inc.
Takuya Koizumi
After graduating from the University of California in 2008, he completed his master's degree at Kyoto University's Graduate School of Informatics in 2010. Growing up near the ocean, he has been interested in marine life since childhood. He has studied northern elephant seals and sea turtles. He is also passionate about the protection of coral reefs and the sustainable development of Ishigaki Island. Through bio-logging, his dream is to introduce the next generation of children to the joys of science and to spark their interest in environmental issues.

CEO, Lighthouse Inc.
Katsuki Shindo
Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Economics, Department of Management. At the university, he was mainly engaged in research on small and medium-sized manufacturing companies. After that, he worked in the strategy department of a management consulting firm, mainly in new business launches and commercialization of cutting-edge technology for large companies, and as a co-founder CSO/CFO of a healthcare venture company, leading from basic strategy planning to multiple rounds of financing. Ltd. with the corporate philosophy of "Pioneering the Unknown". Currently, his main focus is on the marine and offshore areas, and the fleet management support service he is currently developing is being used by more than 100 fishing companies.

Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology, Faculty of Engineering, Tottori University
Hisashi Yagi, Azusa Yagi
D. (Regenerative Medicine) from Tottori University Graduate School of Medicine. Engaged in elucidating the molecular mechanisms of intractable diseases caused by abnormal aggregation of proteins from the viewpoint of protein properties. 2014, he arrived at Tottori University, where he has been developing research combining the knowledge obtained and the utilization of local resources, and working toward social implementation to clear local issues. After participating in the 1st Marintec Grand Prix, he has been making accelerated progress with more and more connections with companies.

Associate Professor, Department of Biology and Applied Chemistry, Wakayama National College of Technology, National Institution of Technology
Masataka Kusunobu(Mr. Masataka Kusube)
D. in Engineering from the University of Tokushima. He became interested in the deep sea through an illustrated book of fish he saw as a child, and at university he conducted research investigating the high-pressure properties of cell membranes. In his current position, he is investigating the isolation of deep-sea microorganisms and their adaptation to the environment. Currently, he is conducting research on environmentally friendly eelgrass bed restoration using bio-cement, and is involved in marine environment conservation involving local communities and elementary schools.

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General Manager, Research and Development Division, Liverness Inc. 
Satoshi Nishiyama
Completed graduate studies at the Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba. D. in Science, conducting research on the development of gene therapy for mitochondrial diseases. He has been involved in various R&D projects to create new research themes that are not extensions of existing ones and to build a system that will lead to the provision of value to society.

------------------------------------------The outline of the 8th Main Conference of the Society for Hyperdifferential Studies: -------------------------------------------

Conference theme: Connecting, Time, Space, and the Senses
Date and time of the event:
Friday, March 8, 09:00-18:20 (18:30-20:00 Reception)
Saturday, March 9, 09:00-18:20 (18:30-20:00 Reception)
Organized by: Liverness Co.
Venue: Bellesalle Shinjuku Grand
Participation fee: Free for academics and presenters, 100,000 yen for companies (50,000 yen for applications before the end of January)
*Free of charge for partners and those willing to serve as judges
Convention URL:https://hic.lne.st/2019
Conference program (tentative, excerpts):

Friday, March 8
keynote speech
TECH PLANTER World Communication
Deep Tech Sessions (Introductory/Drone/Food Tech)
Real Tech Venture of the Year 2019 Awards Ceremony
＜パネルディスカッション＞
The Future of Human-Robot Interaction."
Genomics, Industry, and Us: Approaches and Prospects for a Genome-utilizing Society
Creation of "comfortable spaces" through contact with nature.
Food production using underutilized resources."
The Truth About Local Ecosystems, According to the Founders."
"Mind Sensing and Beyond - Psychology x Technology Expands the Future."
'Did you know that you can consult with town factories about your ideas? Into the Era of Superfactories Manufacturing Knowledge"
<Short pitch
Technology Splash" (short pitches by poster presenters)

Saturday, March 9
keynote speech
Liberace Research Funding Award 2019
Expanding the World of Taste with Technology
Exploring the Origins of Innovation
＜パネルディスカッション＞
New research and projects created by researchers and businesses."
"Excitement Deepens Education for the Future."
What is the Value of Human Beings in a Society Based on Artificial Intelligence? 〜Creating a future in which all people can play an active role"
"Re-Designing Learning Environments: How do we nurture the next generation to solve the world's problems?"
Creating a New Image of the Researcher: How Creative Are You? ~"
Toward an Information Ecosystem Linking Healthcare and R&D."
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