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At the Kochi Forum 2022 of the Association of Hyperdisciplinary Studies, to be held on Thursday, August 4 (at Chiyoterra Hall), co-hosted by LIVERNESS Corporation and Kochi Prefecture, Mr. Hajime Tanimoto, CEO of Gardeeria Corporation, which is engaged in the recovery of rare and precious metals using microbes, will give a key note speech, \"Extreme Environment Microorganisms open up the possibility of greening the manufacturing industry - Galdieria to realize a circular economy\".
\nAfter the lecture, Mr. Tanimoto and Jyo Inoue, Representative Director and CKO of Liverness, will discuss the importance of collaborating with venture companies, SMEs, and researchers outside the prefecture to expand their own initiatives, and the perspectives required for such collaboration.<\/p>\n
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Galdieria, an algae that lives in acidic hot springs, can accumulate value-added metals such as gold (Au), platinum (Pt), and palladium (Pd) in the liquid in its cells, as well as fix carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, which has the potential to realize a circular economy of rare and precious metals and reduce the environmental impact of the The keynote speech was given by Dr. Tanimoto, a professor of the University of Tokyo, and Drs. In his keynote speech, Mr. Tanimoto will not only talk about how he has utilized the characteristics of the extreme environment microorganism Galdieria in his business, but also about the possibility of culturing it using exhaust gas and waste heat from factories and other sources.<\/p>\n
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Lecture Title:
\nExtreme environmental microorganisms open up the possibility of greening the manufacturing industry -Guardian area for a circular economy
\nTime: Thursday, August 4, 2022, 13:15 - 13:45
\nSpeakers:
\nMr. Tadashi Tanimoto
\nRepresentative Director and CEO, Gardelia Corporation
\nHe is a graduate of Keio University's Graduate School of Business Administration (MBA) and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School Exchange Program, and is a member of JAPAN MENSA. After working for a U.S. consulting firm in Japan, he moved to Silicon Valley to support business and capital alliances between U.S. venture companies and Japanese companies. In 2013, he founded Tenex Corporation, which provides start-up consulting, angel activities, and other venture support services. In 2015, he participated in the establishment of Tenex and became CEO in 2017.<\/p>\n
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Kochi Forum 2022 of the Association of Hyperdisciplinarity [Rivanes \u2716\ufe0f Kochi Next Collaboration Project]. <\/p>\n
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\nConference Theme: The Challenge of Going Green Starting with Resource Recycling in Tosa's Sea and Land - New Business and R&D by Company x Start-up x University
\nDate: Thursday, August 4, 2022, 13:00-17:50
\nPlace: Chiyori Machi Terrace 3F Chiyoterra Hall (2-1-37 Chiyori-cho, Kochi-shi, Kochi)<\/p>\n