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Short Pitches by Researchers and Venture Companies "Super Heterodoxy Splash" Day 2

2026.02.02

[Tokyo 2026] Short Pitch by Researchers and Ventures "Splash in the Super-Different Field" Day 2.

Outline of Implementation

Saturday, March 7, 10:00 - 11:00

The name "Splash" comes from the meaning of the word "splash," which means "a splash of water or other substance." Researchers and venture capitalists give 90-second pitches to the audience, telling them what they want to do and what they are looking for from the participants. The aim is to find passionate researchers and to use their pitches as inspiration to come up with new ideas. We then aim to develop the discussions into more in-depth discussions at the poster presentations, leading to the creation of new collaborative research.

Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference Tokyo 2026

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Day2 Saturday, March 7

#	belong to	identity	Title/Theme
1	Yuge Merchant Marine Technical College	Takeshi Ito	Brewing up remote island issues: Practical challenges through the use of wild boar meat sauce and abandoned bamboo forests
2	Miyakonojo National College of Technology	Toshiyuki Takahashi	Research case study of "Research Network for Tooling and Application Development of Microalgae" of the Organization of National Colleges of Technology - Development of technology for stimulating growth of microalgae using food residues and centrifugation-free algae recovery technology.
3	Amateras Space Inc.	Daisei Hasumi	Next Generation Smart Suit Connecting Ground and Space - Implementation of Safety and Work Efficiency Improvement by Biological Sensing
4	Tokyo Metropolitan Hinodai High School	Mikiko Hyodo	Development of technology to create transparent skeletal specimens of beetles, which had been impossible
5	Nihon University	Hitoshi Suzuki	Immersion and sharing in 4D space using VR and Metaverse
6	Tokyo Metropolitan University	Soryuya Kono	Horizontal Circular Incubator for Next Generation Cell Culture
7	Tohoku University	Yuichi Aoki	Citizen Science "Search for Earth-Cooling Microorganisms" Aims to Solve Global Warming Problem
8	mimony	Hiromi Miki	Solving social issues in a super-aged society with medication and drug-delivery support devices
9	Horizon Inc	Alex Tsai	Handling Fragrance as "Data" - Construction and Social Implementation of Digital Fragrance Delivery Infrastructure
10	Tajiri Flake Manufacturing Co.	Rie Tajiri	What is a "flake"?
11	Interbeing Inc.	Hiroko Ohnari	Visualization of "Relationship Quality" and Predictors of Burnout Using Communication Science and AI Speech Analysis
12	Yuge Merchant Marine Technical College	Daisuke Kawahigashi	Development of PNIPA Gel Water Absorbent Sheet for Container Ships Using Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Graft Polymerization
13	Daiichi Pharmaceutical University	Hidetoshi Arima	From Suizendinori to Pharmaceuticals: The Challenge of Treating Intractable Skin Diseases with Deep Tech from Kyushu
14	NERON Corporation	Yasuhisa Nagasaki	Development of Gut Bacteria Cocktail for Mental Health Improvement via Brain-Gut Correlation
15	NanoFrontier Corporation	Katsuya Saito	Nanoparticle technology opens up new foundations for energy and the environment
16	Organic Nanoelectronics Laboratories, Inc.	Masaru Nagai	Ultra-precise synthesis technology of ultra-small polymer nanoparticles and its application
17	ExtraBold Corporation	Yuji Hara	AM², a new AM technology that can utilize all types of waste
18	Electric Mobility Systems Professional University	Ei Ogata	Ultimate EV proposal using SR motors
19	Gunma Perth University	Takuto Yoshida	Development of batteries utilizing dialysis waste fluid as electrolyte
20	Integriculture Inc.	Kazuko Kawashima	Production Technology for Cellular Foods (Cultured Meat) Using Food Ingredients
21	Kanazawa University Graduate School	S. Nakade	Development of an audio guidance system for vending machines for the visually impaired -VIVAS
22	Tokyo Polytechnic University	Junji Sone	Force-haptics force-haptics work support system for high-precision remote work
23	Nihon University	Shunkichi Ueno	How much are high-temperature materials needed by society?
24	University of Tsukuba/ADvance Lab	Haruna Kai	Transformation Processes of Research Activities and Self-Awareness in Students with Atypical Characteristics upon University Enrollment: Auto-ethnography of ADHD/ASD Persons Admitted through Comprehensive Selection after Truancy and High School Graduation Certification.
25	Fukuoka University	Shinpei Sumimoto	Citizen Science Opens Up Possibilities for Research Collaboration and Social Implementation - Your research is a waste if you don't collaborate with citizens!
26	Kanazawa University	Kenichi Sugihara	Automatic generation of buildings, houses, and ancient buildings for smart cities (real 3D models that cannot be created by generative AI)
27	University of Tsukuba	Shotaro Doki	Visualization of worker performance by AI and suggestions for improvement
28	Toyo University	Hiroyuki Takei	Change your life with Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy!
29	Storyline Inc.	Junko Iwai	High quality decaffeinated coffee by supercritical carbon dioxide extraction
30	Circularis	Pichaya Pattanasattayavong	Upcycling solar panel waste into green nano-silica

Registration for auditing and participation is now open.

We look forward to welcoming many people from academia, venture companies, large corporations, town factories, local governments, junior high and high school students, and others to the Hyperdifferent Fields Conference.

Click here to register to attend or participate.

Research and Development Division, LIVERNESS Co.

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