"JIU Academic Conference Sponsored Research Presentation" and "JIU Interactive Poster Session" held

JIU Academic Conference Research Presentation Venue

On February 26th, the JIU Academic Conference-Sponsored Research Presentation and JIU Interactive Poster Session were held at Chiba Togane Campus. The aim of these initiatives is to make Research results visible and promote inter-departmental exchanges, thereby enhancing Research promotion through interaction between faculty and staff, and to foster cross-departmental collaboration and new collaborative Research.
At the "JIU Academic Conference Research Presentation," three faculty members presented Research using slides, which led to lively discussions with the other teachers in attendance.
At the "JIU Interactive Poster Session," 21 faculty members selected from each Research school, department, and affiliated institute presented their research findings. From the humanities and social sciences to medicine, the latest Research results, symbolizing the diversity of our university as a comprehensive university, were displayed in poster format.

University President Kurabayashi giving opening remarks for the poster session

The presentation

On the day of the event, approximately 100 faculty and staff members from both the Tokyo Kioicho and Chiba Togane campuses gathered at the poster venue. Many were seen stopping in front of posters that interested them and listening intently to the presentations. After the presentations, there was an active question and answer session, and participants commented that they "learned a lot about the approaches and ways of thinking about Research in other fields," making it a meaningful opportunity for exchange across disciplinary boundaries.

The event concluded with an awards ceremony and social gathering held at the SOL Diner, where participants actively exchanged information in a relaxed atmosphere. The award recipients and Research themes for this poster session are as follows:

JIU Special Research Award 1st place

Presenter: Toshiaki Inoue (Department of International Exchange Studies)
Project title: "Reunion" project between Alaska/Canadian Native materials in Japan and their source communities

JIU Special Research Award, 2nd place (tie)

Presenter: Shoko Ito (Department of Social Work Studies)
Project title: Development of follow-up training for sputum suctioning etc. using simulation education

JIU Special Research Award, 2nd place (tie)

Presenter: Ryo Kakigi (Department of Management Sciences)
Title of project: Does muscle type affect post-training responses? - mTOR signaling activity and muscle fiber composition after resistance exercise -

Our university will continue to strengthen these exchanges, further invigorating educational and Research activities across the university and promoting the creation of new Research.

Poster presentation

Group photo after the networking event