Call for Participants [Conference on Super-Different Fields] What is the human resource flow model to utilize the potential of researchers / March 5, 2021, 16:00-@Ota-ku, Tokyo

Ikeda Rika Corporation
President and Representative Director
Hideo Takahashi

Born in Gunma Prefecture in 1974. Graduated from Gunma University, Faculty of Social Informatics. 7th EMP student at the University of Tokyo. Master's program at Keio SDM (scheduled to enter in 2021). After working for Chiyoda Corporation, Arthur Andersen, and Sanyo Electric Co. After a secondment assignment to Olympus America, he assumed his current position and has been a board member of the Tokyo Scientific Instruments Association since 2016. In addition to business operations (sales of research equipment and other products for laboratories in industry and academia), he started the Rivanes Ikeda Rika Award in 2014 to support young researchers. 2016, he co-participated in L-RAD, an open innovation promotion project. He is the author of "Introduction to Organizational Value Management" (2002). His hobbies include mountain climbing and walking with his dog.

Agro Design Studio, Inc.
President and Representative Director
Yuki Nishigaya

Doctor of Life Sciences
While a student at the University of Tokyo and at the National Agricultural Research Organization, he was engaged in agrochemical research and development. After winning the 4th Agri-Tech Grand Prix (Glocalink Award) and the 1st Ibaraki Tech Plan Grand Prix (Finalist), he started Agro Design Studio Inc. in March 2018, raising a total of approximately 100 million yen from real tech funds and others in 2020. Received the University Venture Award 2020 (JST/NEDO) Early Edge Award and several large grants, and is currently promoting agrochemical development.

Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology
assistant teacher
Shiro Yamazaki

D. in Physics from the University of Tokyo, he received the Young Scientist Incentive Award from the Physical Society of Japan for his research on quantum properties, and was promoted to Assistant Professor at the Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology. After winning the All Japan Manufacturing Koma Taisen, he received a special award from the Society of Hyperdifferent Fields as "Dr. Koma," a fusion of science and play. His book "The Science of Dokugaku" (Kodansha Blue Books) became a special summer exhibition at science museums, a TV special on NHK, etc., and a form of educational material such as "Metal Koma Kit" (Gentosha), etc. He has given 100 commentary sessions on the science fiction film "Interstellar. He was appointed to supervise the subtitle science for "Tenet Tenet", write the official film pamphlet, and supervise the book "Christopher Nolan's Film Techniques" (Genkosha). His next goal is to become a "Doctor of Science Fiction.

Planning and Evaluation Division, Science and Technology Policy Bureau, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Director and Planning Officer, Office of Policy Science
Keita Nakazawa

He joined the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in 2002. He was in charge of industry-academia collaboration and venture policy, space and ocean R&D policy, etc. In 2011, he was transferred to Osaka City Hall, where he was responsible for innovation policy as part of the Osaka Station North Exit development. Currently, he is working for the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) and the Cabinet Office's CSTI to formulate the 6th Science and Technology Basic Plan. He is currently implementing operational reforms, believing that innovation is what is needed in the planning and execution of policies at Kasumigaseki.

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Leave a Nest Co., Ltd.
Executive Officer
Hiroyuki Takahashi

D. from Yokohama City University in 2009. D. in Science, focusing on creating new research projects between industry and young researchers, including the launch of the "Liberace Research Fund" for young researchers under the age of 40. In addition, he continues to organize the "Super Interdisciplinary Society," a place to generate new knowledge and seeds for research and development by combining individual knowledge, technology, and passion for problem solving without being bound by the framework of academia.