Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Jin Nakazawa

Health Information Consortium

We are the WellComp group from Nakazawa Lab. We are working to explore the ways to apply the power of information to make people healthier. In this exhibition, we will show you the results of our research.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Osamu Nakamura

Murai Lab. NECO

Presentation Group Representative : Jun Murai (Faculty of Environment and Information Studies)

Graduate School of Health Management Toru Takebayashi

Public Health Project in Tsuruoka City

We introduce two of our active public health projects in Tsuruoka region, Yamagata Prefecture.One is Metabolomic Cohort Study, which started in 2012 to follow up 11,000 enrolled residents over 25 years. One of the unique features of this cohort study is combining Metabolomic profiling analysis with other biological and life-style data. The other project, Karada-kan is a unique community-based health promotion and patient support project. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life of the community dwellers. Our core activities are 1) information support for citizens' and patients' decision making regarding disease treatment and selfcare, 2) providing attractive learning opportunities, and 3) Promoting peer support and sharing experiences of patients.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Hiroto Kobayashi

koblab

The disappearance of communities and the distance between people and architecture/cities, various problems such as how to secure an office building where people have disappeared by remote work, and where to stay are made by the recent pandemic. Through the city surveys and design-builds that we have been working on, we will propose future forms of designing and architecture.

Faculty of Policy Management Mika Kunieda

SFC Africa Seminar

Forest covers 27.5% of the African continent (World Bank, 2016). An African home will be part of the African Forest exhibit at the Yumenoshima Tropical Greenhouse Dome. The exhibit will demonstrate the kinds of flowers found in an African garden, plants found in an African living room and African spices and vegetables from an African kitchen. A space which is accessible from children to older adults and where African vegetation can be experienced will be presented as a fusion of research, experience, art and science. The actual event will be realized with the cooperation of Africa Rikai Project, CanDo, African Square, Cherie COCO and OUT OF AFRICA (the last two are run by SFC graduates).

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Masaki Mori

Masaki Mori Laboratory

At Masaki Mori Laboratory, we aim to elucidate the perceptual and cognitive functions, which can be said as the entrance and the intelligence to the mind and body. We try to study from five aspects of space, sociality, embodiment, shitsukan, and handicap. In this exhibition, we introduce the results of recent research in our laboratory.

Faculty of Policy Management Kan Hiroshi SUZUKI

Suzukan Lab

Under the Project-Based Learning method, each student in the seminar carries out a project activity based on a theme set by them, asking themselves What can we do to create values for our ideal society?. The exhibition introduces examples of research conducted by Suzukan Lab, which are dedicated to co-create an ideal society using knowledge and methods from diverse disciplines. The exhibition introduces examples of research actually carried out by the Suzuki Kan Study Group, which co-creates an ideal society in the midst of diversity that transcends the barriers between different fields.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Mitsuhiro Watanabe

Health Science Laboratory

Our laboratory is conducting research toward the realization of healthy longevity, mainly from the viewpoint of metabolism. There are various themes such as bile acids, gut flora, cancer, and central nervous system, and since the study group focuses on experiments, each of them is conducting research while utilizing the time other than the study group. In the experiments, we use mice, fruit flies, nematodes, etc. as model animals and conduct various in vivo tests. Using functional natural substances, we are conducting a wide range of research in the fields of non-illness and anti-aging.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Hajime Narukawa

Hajime Narukawa Laboratory-Graduation Projects

This section introduces the results of graduation projects in the 2020 Narukawa Laboratory. In their graduation projects, students create works that transcend the boundaries of design such as architecture, space, interior, product and graphic design. The common philosophy of Narukawa Lab is to solve the engineering question geometrically in their various themes. This characteristic of Narukawa Lab has been cultivated and refined through successive projects and graduation projects. With regard to the theme that they have chosen, they will identify the problems that they are currently facing and propose a design to solve them through their works.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Shinya Fujii

x-Music

In the future, what kind of music should we create? What should we express? Also, what is unknown neXt music (=x-music)? In this lab, culture, art, all academic area are mixed all together(crossing = X). This project is aimed to investigate origin of music and music possibilities. Artworks are created to develop next music culture(=ne'x't Music).

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yoko Hasebe

This is what we challenge and look ahead to realize Social transformation education opened to all possibilities

Our laboratory have been conducting fieldwork in seven regions both in and out of Japan, based on understanding of different languages and cultures. In the process of fieldwork, we research collaboration based on relationships with people and the ideal way of social transformation. Through this exhibition session, we will present what we think is the ideal way of social transformation. Also, we will indicate the form of super fusion education and operation that is open to any situation, such as COVID-19.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Nao Tokui

Nao Tokui Lab

In the Computational Creativity Lab, our approach for researching human creativity is developing and observing computer-generated works which externalize human creativity as a computational model rather than just observing things which were made by humans or the process of human creation itself. Specifically, we are researching and developing AI (Artificial Intelligence) that can perform and generate music, movies, and graphic design. By observing the things generated by these AI, we are able to explore what creativity is and how humans can extend their creativity by finding features and getting inspiration from the generated works.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Yuji Ohgi

Sports Dynamics and Informatics Laboratory

Sensing, image processing, and AI are expected to change the world of sports in the future. In this lab, we will utilize the knowledge and know-how of sports science to support people around sports with the three key technologies of sensing, image processing, and AI. The lab is also working on themes such as developing wearable devices using state-of-the-art sensors and supporting children's exercise using image processing technology. In addition to humans, we are also trying to elucidate the driving mechanism of thoroughbreds as an athlete.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Mamoru FUJITA

Research Seminar Theories from the South: Studies of Spanish-Speaking Societies and Their Linguistic Diversities / Keio-SFC Department of Spanish and Spanish-Speaking Societies

This Research Seminar and the Department of Spanish and Spanish-Speaking Societies assumes the role of connecting the research activities of SFC to the Spanish-Speaking World. We pursue the diverse research opportunities that studying of Spanish language enables us, through the study of socio-cultural themes or through the combination of Spanish with other specialised themes. Come and take a look at the range of research being undertaken at SFC, in collaboration with the academic institutions of the Spanish-speaking world and the local organisations of Shonandai area.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Yuji Ohgi

Sports and Health Innovation Consortium

This consortium is exploring the application of 3D printers to the sports and health fields. The development of wheelchair athletics gloves has passed through the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics, and we are supporting athletes aiming for the Tokyo Paralympics. We are also developing competition-specific products for surface rubber, which is also the key to glove performance. Currently, we are developing gloves for beginners with an emphasis on safety in order to broaden the base of wheelchair athletics. Furthermore, we are promoting activities toward social practice aiming at a cycle in which people with disabilities themselves make equipment for people with disabilities with a 3D printer.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Jin Mitsugi

Murai lab, Arch

Research group Arch will exhibit the work that members of the group are addressing with their own proposal such as 'Design and Implementation of 5G Low Latency Video Transmission System for Race DronesUsing FPGA', 'A Sensor-Based Tool to Alert Diabetic Patients in case of Forgetting to Take Insulin before Meals', etc.

Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care Mihoko Miyawaki

Laboratory on innovative and practices for Nursing

Laboratory on innovative and practices for Nursing pursues best practices that emphasize the assurance of safety and security in medical care, satisfaction and satisfaction, respect for the values of the parties concerned, and the ability to live a fulfilling life and way of life. It is a goal that we should aim for. The pursuit of nursing best practices contributes to one of the goals of the SDGs, Ensuring healthy living and promoting welfare for all people of all ages. By presenting the research results at the ORF, we believe that it will be a valuable opportunity to discover new issues and gain a foothold for expanding the research organization.

Graduate School of Health Management Yuko Oguma

Keio Sports SDGs: Sustainable Physical Activity & Sports in the New Normal

Keio Sports SDGs project is a cross-sectoral project involving various departments responsible for sports, exercise, and physical activity within Keio University. Our purposes are to promote sustainable physical activity, exercise and sports, and to build a base for achieving the SDGs, even in the new normal. In this exhibition, we will introduce the projects that we have been doing on with local governments and companies.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Jin Nakazawa

Regional IoT and Informative Force Research Consortium

The Keio University SFC Research Institute Regional IoT and Information Power Consortium is an industry-government-academia collaborative research project that empirically promotes research on IoT regional IoT technology that covers the entire region closely and information power; the power that information produced using it exerts on human behavior. We create services that utilize the power of information in various fields such as smart homes, smart mobility, and smart spaces by applying technology that senses all kinds of information in the city, advanced machine learning technology, data analysis technology, HCI technology, etc.

Faculty of Policy Management Yo NONAKA

Nonaka Lab: Symbiosis Project with Muslim

We, as a seminar, aim to create a symbiosis between Islam and Japanese society, which beyond Omotenashi. In order to create the society, we are providing the information to muslims visiting and living in Japan as well as spreading the understandings of Islam in Japanese society. We are currently implementing 5 projects such as MUSLI-MAP TOKYO, the Tokyo travel guide book for muslims, Welcome Muslim Friends which provide information for muslims through Social Media, Digital Halal Project, the application digital technology are being used, Tamr, a booklet that gives Islamic knowledge to Japanese non-muslims, Nonaka Lab Channel, which offers information through Youtube. We will explain the projects above as well as our vision at ORF.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Keisuke Uehara

Jun Murai Laboratory, rgroot

We are researching the Internet and networks. We research routing and load balancers, not only for the networks used by users but also for the backbone networks of ISPs (Internet Service Providers), content providers, etc.

Faculty of Policy Management Yuichiro Shimizu

Yuichiro Shimizu Lab

The theme of Oral History Seminar is to reconsider our everyday behavior, Listening. We strive to get information from the real voices of people instead of written sources such as literature and statistical data. Connecting with people by Listening and Talking also simply gives us opportunities to feel the warmth of people. At the forum, each member of this seminar will share what they have acquired seeking a different perspective by Listening in their research project.

Faculty of Policy Management Takashi Iba

Creative Learnig Lab

In this session, we will present our new pattern language for designing online education, based on good practice cases including Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC), Keio University.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Miki Akiyama

Communication to make people and the society healthier

Our goal is to make a better society, in which all people can live their own life healthier with fulfillment. To achieve that goal, we, members of Akiyama Lab have been researching and practicing health communication and health advocacy. As COVID-19 have brought a negative impact on wellbeing of people especially those with low socio-economic status. Thus, at SFC Open Research Forum 2020, we will introduce the outcomes of Mental health research group and Gender and sexuality research group of Akiyama Lab. We would like to provide hints and solutions that lead to the empowerment of the vulnerable and those facing difficulty in daily life.

keio University Jun Murai

W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)

The W3C mission is to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Below we discuss important aspects of this mission, all of which further W3C's vision of One Web. The following design principles guide W3C's work; Web for All, Web on Everything, Web for Rich Interaction, Web of Data and Services and Web of Trust.

Faculty of Policy Management Takashi Iba

Hints for living during the COVID-19 pandemic

Worldwide, society as well as the individual lives and lifestyles of people have been greatly affected by COVID-19. In this context, I published a book, Hints for living during the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to Support for Living Better throughout the COVID-19 Situation, in Japanese. This book contains many wisdom from pattern languages we created for past 10 years. We will present the contents and its academic background.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Tomohiro Ichinose

Laboratory of Green Infrastructure and Ecosystem Services

Are you familiar with the term biodiversity? People's lives depend on the many blessings of nature. These are called ecosystem services. Since the Great East Japan Earthquake, there has been a growing trend to focus on flood mitigation and its application to disaster prevention and disaster reduction. However, much of Japan's nature is secondary nature that has been maintained by human hands, and therefore human intervention is essential for the benefit of ecosystem services. Why don't we all think about how to interact with nature for the realization of a sustainable society?

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Kazunori Takashio

Sociable Robots Lab.

Why is sociality required for robots? In our research group, we are conducting research and development of robots with high degree of sociality that are close to people, and collaborate by making full use of physical and emotional interactions. In this exhibition, we will introduce some projects such as research on the exterior of robots and dialogue behavior, and robots that improve the quality of remote conversation. Through these technologies, we will show what kind of sociality robots should have in robot-to-robot (R2R) and robot-to-human (R2H) interactions.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Shohei Matsukawa

1000 Architectures

We will exhibit 1000 architectural patterns with diversity and unity.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Hiroya Tanaka

Hiroya Tanaka Lab (4D Fabrication Lab)

With the rising sea level due to climate change, millions of peoplewill be forced to live on floating islands. However, even in suchcircumstances, digital fabrication technology will enrich peopleslives. For example, it would help protect the islands naturalenvironment, carry out resource recycling, and create products withdifferent values from conventional industrial products.In this video Fabbing Our Island, we will portray Hiroya TanakaLabs vision while introducing some of our ongoing projects.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Jin Nakazawa

Smart Future City Laboratory

Our research group is developing real-world oriented machine learning technologies and systems for various fields such as smart cities, healthcare and sports. By working at both ends of the machine learning and technology/development spectrum, our goal is to solve real-world problems that have not been solved until now. In this exhibition, we will exhibit algorithms that solve problems that occur when applying deep learning in the real world, and research projects that use deep learning to solve real-world problems.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Jin Nakazawa

Jin Nakazawa Lab

Our research group is working on fundamental technologies such as operating systems and networks to support applied technologies such as IoT, machine learning, and lifelog that other research groups are focusing on. In this exhibit, we will introduce our efforts to analyze the performance factors of end-host networks in modern cloud environments and develop a framework for accelerating HTTP proxy servers.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Fumitoshi Kato

fklab

Under the influence of COVID-19, the nature of research design has been changing. In particular, qualitative research methods such as fieldwork and interviews, which depend heavily on the researcher's mobility and proximity to the informant, need to be reconsidered under various constraints. On the other hand, the past six months have seen a surge in online communication opportunities. We can expect new possibilities in collaboration and joint work with overseas institutions in light of online communication characteristics. The present exhibit attempts to sort out the current issues and present a vision for the future of research design.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Takaaki Kato

Human Performance Laboratory

Visual information is the significant sensory information that is directly related to competitive performance among athletes. Recently, it is possible to measure the eye movements of athletes during the performance, and is predicted that the relationship between performance and the visual information is greatly contributed not only to gaze direction but to visual characteristics. Therefore, we will presume the attention state of athletes from the perspective of eye movements by using mind-using technique and will exhibit the features and mechanisms of visual search activities of athletes.

Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care Shoko Miyagawa

FabNurse Project , Miyagawa Lab. Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care

The dissemination of digital fabrication devices such as 3D printers enables us the creative micro inventions to adapt various individual needs. We focus on nursing care, which requires a respect for individuality. We introduce our current effort called FabNurse, a research project to develop tools and accessories, human resources, and service design that realize the delivery of products that adapt individual needs in the nursing care field.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Toshiyuki Masui

Toshiyuki Masui Lab

Inexpensive small computers and sensors are now widely available and everyone can handle huge amount of data in the whole world through the Internet. We are living in the age of world-wide computing, where everyone can quickly access any kind of data in the real world. This is an environment where no human being had ever experienced before, and glorious new future with new inventions are expected. We are trying to create such a future by introducing new interface design based on various hardware and software technologies.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Masashi Nakatani

SFC TOUCH LAB

We SFC TOUCH LAB is working on the science of sense of touch and crossmodal interactions with five senses, especially with visual-auditory perception. The objective of this research lab is to elucidate human tactile perception with combining psychophysics, behavioral neuroscience and engineering methodologies including hardware development.

Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care Natsuki Yamamoto

Support for older people's daily visits to adult day care services

AimThe purpose of this study was to clarify the support provided by staff for daily visits of the elderly in adult day care services. Method: From June to September 2020, we conducted a semi-structured interview with seven staff members of adult day care service agencies. Result: Before and after the service starts, service staff adjusted the physical and human environment based on understanding the client, adjusted the service content according to clients needs, cooperated with other related occupations, and was involved in motivating clients.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Tomoyoshi Soga

Cancer Metabolome Project

The long-standing mistery of mechanism by which cancer cells promote metabolic reprogramming revealed in IAB. Using multi-omics analysis of tissues obtained from patients with colorectal cancer, we discovered MYC as a master regulator controling metabolic alterations via at least 215 metabolic reactions in colorectal cancer. This findings indicate that MYC and its target enzymes are potential therapeutic target for cancer prevention.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Akio Kanai

Unraveling the biological evolution in diverse environments based on genome information.

As part of the RNA function analysis group, we conduct research on the fundamental basis of life on earth. We focus on two key aspects; the environment and information.The Earths environment is rich in diversity and among the various environments, extreme climates make it difficult for many organisms to survive. However, there are organisms that nonetheless inhabit those areas with extreme conditions. In order to survive the harsh environments, these organisms had to adapt. Consequently, leading them to acquire unique genes and mechanisms to enhance the rate of survival. The genetic information that organisms have in common play a crucial role here, and that is done by the support of RNA. The video will provide an apprehensible explanation of how extreme environments are linked with RNA.

keio University Jun Murai

Murai Lab: Internet Connected Automobile Research Group

In this research, we will use the IoT devices and smart devices to recognize real-world environment and conditions, human behavior, etc., and build a digital data infrastructure that enhances the convenience and comfort of public transportation. In addition, as a reference service, anonymous aggregation and visualization of perverts and nuisances in public transport, introduction of dynamic diagrams for shuttle buses, interactive information service system are developed, and its convenience is demonstrated through experiment in a real environment.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Haruo Suzuki

Urban Microbiome

We are constantly exposed to various microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria and fungus. In addition to the threat by new antimicrobial-resistant bacteria, population increase by urbanization, economic globalization have drastically raised risk of pandemics. Our group is participating the international consortium for systemic worldwide study of microbiome, metaSUB, which was organized in 2015. The latest results including COVID-19 virus reserach will be introduced.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Tomohiro Ichinose

Ichinose Lab.

Under the guidance of Professor Tomohiro Ichinose, we have been working on several projects to conserve biodiversity and create a better urban environment, mainly in Kanagawa Prefecture. The projects cover a wide range of areas, including biological surveys, wildlife damage countermeasures, community development and educational activities. In addition, some members will be presenting the results of their individual research, and their more specialized research will also be exhibited on the ORF .

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yasushi Kiyoki

Yasushi Kiyoki Labortatory

The aim of this research project is to create the meta level knowledge base systemforstorybased active mediadata. These systems realize the comparison of thesemantic,emotional and temporal feature relationship. Themost significant features ofthis project arefollowing: 1)The automatic metadata generation function andtheautomatic media dataanalyzer, 2)The knowledge expression function by differentkind of media integration,3)Theactive delivery function for the integrated media data.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yoshiaki Miyamoto

MET-Lab

We have researched the mechanisms and social impacts of natural phenomena caused by global warming.At the exhibition, we reports the results of these studies and introduces how we all might get along in a global warming from now on.Specifically, we will exhibit the mechanism of global warming and the damage state caused by typhoons.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Masaru Tomita

The Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB)

The Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB), Keio University, is a full-fledged bioscience research institute established in April, 2001, at the Tsuruoka Town Campus (Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan). This research institute uses cutting-edge biotechnologies to comprehensively measure and analyze human and microorganic cellular activity, conduct computer analysis and simulation, and apply findings to medical, environmental, and food sciences. IAB is attracting attention from around the world as a pioneer in the new life sciences field that makes full use of IT in this way called Integrated Systems Biology.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Masaru Tomita

Interdisciplinary co-creation at IAB

The Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB), Keio University, launched a new collaboration program with industries aiming human resource cultivation. Although participating companies have less afinities with bioscience field, we share the the same vision for 'future of uncertainty', that emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary co-creation and self-motivated act. The challenge of graduate students from non-scientific business fields will be introduced.

Faculty of Policy Management Kotomi Shiota

ShiotaKotomiLab

Shiota lab is researching the project that is trying to combine persons with disability and things to connect social innovation.We are going to introduce three ongoing projects in this exhibition. First is creating a work environment where both healthy and persons with disability are easy to work together. Second is creating an easily accessible environment to contribute to sustainable railway operation. The third is creating a symbiotic type sports environment to promote disabled and community sports.Interacting with everyone through this exhibition, we will create a new value which includes and combines many different sections more than before. We will also propose to produce a society that is promoting the right understanding of persons with Ddsability and accepting diversity.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Satoru Tezuka

Satoru Tezuka Lab. (Digital Trust Lab.)

Satoru Tezuka Laboratory (Digital Trust Lab.) conducts research in a wide range of fields related to digital trust, from PKI and identity federation, which are indispensable technologies in modern society, to anonymous authentication and identity escrow, which are the subject of future research, implementation, and social application. In addition, we are also conducting research on social aspects such as the proposal of new rules and protocols using these technologies, contributing to the construction of a safe and trustworthy society in which digital trust is widely rooted.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Yuko Toukairin

TOKAIRIN Lab

Have you had any issues when playing sports? The ability to solve problems that occur when playing a sport is directly transferable to daily life. In our seminar, we INTEGRATE theory and practice and study life skills and coaching, in order to address to the concerns felt by athletes, coaches, and other students involved in sports.To improve individual performances and construct a better team, we study them from a variety of perspectives in research projects.Through the study, we are focusing on the ways to create effective communication in the workplace.The contents of the exhibition are:1. Introduction of our seminar , 2. Introduction of our research projects, 3. The applicability of our research activity.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Manabu Omae

Smart Mobility (OMAE-lab)

Today, self-driving technology is attracting the most attention in automotive technologies, and being researched and developed for practical use. In Omae Lab, we had been working on on-demand automated driving, platoon driving and remote control and so on. Recently, we are more focusing on two topics. One is to create the self-driving system with support of remote control uising passenger cars. The other is to support the transportation in rural area and tourist spot, also know as Last One Mile automated driving technology.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Kazuharu Arakawa

Sparking a revolution - personnel development and regional revitalization

The Institute for Advanced Biosciences (IAB), Keio University, is a research institute attracting attention from around the world as a pioneer in the new life sciences field. Since being established in 2001 at Tsuruoka Town Campus (Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture), IAB has also been leading regions's community development. In addition to start up of six biotech companies, Shonai Hotel Suiden Terrasse, eco- and health-conscious concept hotel, and KIDS DOME SORAI, facility with playground and craft space for younger generation, were opened recently at the Town Campus. We can find an unique philosophy for cultivating human capacity which lies behind this succes.

Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care Tomoko Koike

Let's Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 with Nudge !

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have developed and promoted the infection control using the theory of behavioral economics called 'nudge'.In ORF2020, we would like to present three things; 1) 'nudge library' in which nudge cases of infection control are collected from around the world, 2) result of the analysis of the nationwide survey about university students' infection prevention behavior, and 3) infection prevention measures developed on the basis of the survey result.We aim to disseminate the way of 'supporting' citizens to adopt infection prevention behavior more enjoyably and naturally, and to contribute to the COVID-19 infection prevention.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yasushi Kiyoki

Global Environmental System Leaders Program (GESL)

This program seeks to make a genuine contribution to the international community by fosteringglobalenvironmental system leaders with the capability to lead the world and deal withmultifaceted environmentalissues based on a bedrock of science and technology and afoundation for formulating social rules. Weendeavor to achieve this through close cooperationbetween the Graduate School of Media and Governance, Graduate School of Science andTechnology, and other international research institutions.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yoko Hasebe

What would deep-interactive fieldworks bring to regions & students? / Proposal : participation in a rural study abroad program without the need of temporary absences from school.

Our laboratory have been conducting fieldwork in seven regions both in and out of Japan, based on understanding of different languages and cultures. In the process of fieldwork, we research collaboration based on relationships with people and the ideal way of social transformation. Through this session, we will present the significance of university students entering a community to solve problems and participating in a rural study abroad program without need of temporary absences from school.

Faculty of Policy Management Jiro Kokuryo

Politics x SNS

The worldwide spread of the novel coronavirus has raised great expectations for digital transformation (DX) in the fields of politics and governments, and the move is ever accelerating. I have been analyzing the use of SNS and online campaigns by politicians from a cross-sectional study between political science and informatics, with the goal of bringing about a change in consciousness in the political sector. In this pitch, I will talk about the significance of conducting fusion research as a working graduate student and the social importance of Internet usage in politics, based on my personal experience of nearly two years of moving between the field of politics and the academic field of SFC.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Yuji Ohgi

A honey supports Men's Gymnastics performance on parallel bars

In gymnastics parallel bars, friction between hands and parallel bars is important for the gymnasts. In my study, I have been explored to find a honey with high anti-slip performance. A parallel bar sample model fixed to a force platform was used to simulate the separation of the hands. The force acting on the parallel bar was measured and the frictional force was estimated. I also conducted interviews with the players. The results showed that the players preferred natural honey rather than processed honey. In addition, the change in content of pollen in honey influenced to the player's subjective assessment. It was suggested that the frictional force may vary with the amount of pollen contained in natural honey.

Faculty of Policy Management Yo NONAKA

Laboratory of Islamic Studies

Do you have an image of muslims being people from the middle east, or people who do not eat pork or drink alcohol? It is said that there are about 1.8 bilion muslims around the world, and each person has his or her own way of practicing the religion. There are about 0.2 milion muslims living in Japan. Recently, you may have experienced more and more of Islamic culture due to the growth in number of exchange students from Islamic countries, and spread of halal food. On this occasion, Yunus Ertugrul, who was born as a muslim in Japan, and Mamoru Hasegawa, who converted to Islam in 2020, will talk about what they want you to know and what they want you to think for the Islam to the people who do not know it so well, from muslims' point of view.

Graduate School of Media and Governance Hajime Narukawa

Hajime Narukawa Laboratory

In Narukawa laboratory, we are working every day with the goal of becoming engineers who are strong in design, and designers who are strong in engineering. Utilizing geometry as a creative tool, we ask questions about the theme from an engineering point of view and solve them geometrically in order to realize beautiful designs.Narukawa laboratory collaborates with companies and other organizations on campus and outside the university to carry out production activities and projects. In the past, we have realized a wide variety of designs such as furniture, parks, ORF pitches, the Octadome and many others. At the pitch stage, we will present the results of our projects in 2020.

Presentation Group：Sports and Health Innovation Consortium

Graduate School of Media and Governance Yuji Ohgi

Sports and Health Innovation Consortium

This consortium is exploring the application of 3D printers to the sports and health fields. The development of wheelchair athletics gloves has passed through the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics, and we are supporting athletes aiming for the Tokyo Paralympics. We are also developing competition-specific products for surface rubber, which is also the key to glove performance. Currently, we are developing gloves for beginners with an emphasis on safety in order to broaden the base of wheelchair athletics. Furthermore, we are promoting activities toward social practice aiming at a cycle in which people with disabilities themselves make equipment for people with disabilities with a 3D printer.

Presentation Group：Iba Lab

Faculty of Policy Management Takashi Iba

Shifting to a Society of Natural and Creative Living

In Iba Lab, we perceive the next society to be creative society. We aim to shift it into a natural and creative society, which encourages people to live enriched human-like living intertwined with nature. We approach our vision through creating interdisciplinary theories and methods of pattern language to support the natural and creative living of people. In this session, we present the latest research results performed in various areas of study such as the way of daily living, how to live, organizational management, urban development and global environmental conservation.

Presentation Group：Suzukan Lab

Faculty of Policy Management Kan Hiroshi SUZUKI

Value creation of Suzukan Lab

The project themes carried out by students in Suzukan Lab seek better alternatives in the midst of VUCA world through co-creation.The theme of this years ORF, Super Fusion, can be a solution to the challenges of the coming era and a way of creating value. In the Suzukan Lab, each student deepens his or her learning by facing this question on a daily basis. In this session, we will introduce the activities of selected students who are trying to embody Super Fusion in their projects and discuss how they can move forward while facing the highly complex society in the future.

Presentation Group：Health Science Laboratory

Graduate School of Media and Governance Mitsuhiro Watanabe

Health Science Laboratory

Our laboratory is conducting research toward the realization of healthy longevity, mainly from the viewpoint of metabolism. There are various themes such as bile acids, gut flora, cancer, and central nervous system, and since the study group focuses on experiments, each of them is conducting research while utilizing the time other than the study group. In the experiments, we use mice, fruit flies, nematodes, etc. as model animals and conduct various in vivo tests. Using functional natural substances, we are conducting a wide range of research in the fields of non-illness and anti-aging.

Presentation Group：SBC / Student-Build Campus

Graduate School of Media and Governance Hiroto Kobayashi

The Past and Future of Campus Creation carried out through the collaboration between Students, Faculties and Graduates

The Student-Build Campus, a.k.a SBC Project has been located at the MIRAISOZOJUKU area. Numerous students, faculty members and graduates have been collaborating on the process in various aspects, such as constructing facilities, building up management systems, and developing as well as operating lecture programs. Now, the Students led SBC project has started reaching beyond the original limit of MIRAISOZOJUKU area and towards the entire SFC sphere. In this session, those who have engaged in the SBC project at different stages shall come back together to reflect upon our common history and also to discuss and draw a new roadmap for the future.

Presentation Group：Hasebe lab.

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yoko Hasebe

Rethinking Practical education in social transformation from changes in school education

We have conducted fieldwork in seven regions, and has been exploring communication and community building by building sustainable relationships in collaboration with schools, governments, and companies from the perspective of education. Education that we perceive refers to the process of creating something through collaboration by various actors. With the theme of schools that are easier to associate with education, by discussing education conducted by collaborators in various fields, centering on changes in school education due to corona, we will present new forms and values of education through super-fusion. Present to workers and future collaborators.

Presentation Group：Perspective 2050 -Ueyama Shinichi Lab-

Faculty of Policy Management Shinichi Ueyama

Paradigm shift of urban innovation -the beginning of the era of street entrepreneurs-

Japanese cities have well developed by joint effort by private developers and authorities. Now many cities face such issues as empty houses, aging of the infrastructure, loneliness and population decline. Purposes of city development are also changing to the happiness and quality of life. In this session, we will compare the history of Japanese cities with the west and explore new ideas and solutions valuable for street entrepreneurs.

Presentation Group：Computational Creativity Lab XDJ-Project

Graduate School of Media and Governance Nao Tokui

AI tell you Djing

Although in Japan, DJ culuture is not as valued as other countries. However we still believe that the influence of DJ culture to our society is significant. It's commercial values are one of the interesting aspects it holds as many of the DJs are ranked in Forbes's most paid celebrities ranking. For a further development of DJ culture, we are trying an approach from a side of AI and machine-learning. In this session we would like to introduce our research and activities. Then demonstrate an experminetal perfomance using our auto-track-selecting AI. Supported by:Pioneer DJ/AlphaTheta Corporation

Presentation Group：MET-Lab

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies Yoshiaki Miyamoto

MET-Lab

The Meteorological Society of Japan (AMSJ) studies the current state of weather reporting and forecast accuracy. This is because natural disasters are becoming more frequent due to global warming, and there is a need for more accurate and reliable weather forecasting.In this session, we invite a graduate of our laboratory who is currently working as a meteorologist to discuss the current and future challenges of weather forecasting with our laboratory members and faculty.We hope that this session will generate new ideas for the audience.

Presentation Group：Life Intelligence System Consortium

Keio University Jun Murai

Telemedicine impact on COVID-19

LISC(Life Inteligence System Consortium) has been working on telemedicine with our goal Hospital in the Home. The Consortium is working with company and Shonan Keiiku Hospital to develop telemedicine system and PHR sharing infrastructure. In COVID-19 pandemic situation, people's demand for telemedicine is increasing. In Japapan, regulations for telemedicine are removed for tempolary and under discussion to develop looser regulations. In this session, members of the consortium will discuss use of 4K/8K high resolution video, safty of telemedicine, new medical model in aging society, and more.