Tokyo University of Science SDGs Initiatives
Latest Initiatives
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Information Engineering Laboratory 3 — Obtain practical knowledge through laboratory work about the technological fields underpinning AI advancements…
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information and Computer Technology
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Associate Professor Go Irie -
Data Processing — A course for acquiring the abilities to understand the nature of data and analyze data…
Faculty of Science Division I, Department of Applied Mathematics
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Professor Hidetoshi Murakami -
Soiki-no-Me Projects are about creating new areas of study as endeavors built around education, investigation, and on-and-off-campus interaction.…
『Developing Double Lab in the Department of Mathematics』
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Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Mathematics Professor Takeo Ushijima
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Mathematics Professor Hiroki Aoki
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Information Sciences Professor Nobuko Miyamoto -
“Pharmacology”: In addition to reliable treatment, leading to an understanding of biological systems and pathologies, and to the development of new drugs…
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Department of Pharmacy
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Professor Akiyoshi Saitoh -
Introduction to Design Thinking spurs innovation in many fields, including human health…
Faculty of Advanced Engineering, Department of Medical and Robotic Engineering Design
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Professor Toshiyuki Watanabe
(SDGs)
The Sustainable Develop Goals (SDGs) are international goals for the years 2016 to 2030 developed as successor goals to the 2001 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and included as part of the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” adopted by the UN at its summit in September 2015.The SDGs are made up of 17 goals and 169 targets aimed at the realization of a sustainable world and guided by a pledge to “leave no one behind.” The SDGs are universal goals sought not only for developing countries but by developed countries as well, and Japan is among those actively working towards their achievement.