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Activity : Research
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ResearchHeidelberg OfficeGuests/VisitorsActivity2018.03.30 [AIDA] Using Microstructures to Develop new Antibiotics – Kazuya Tatsumi @ KIT -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeEuropeActivity2018.03.21 The 8th Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture on „Advancement of vernacular constructions against natural disasters“ -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeActivity2018.02.09 The 7th Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture: What Matters in 21st Century Learning: From the Surface to the Deep Structure of Instructional Quality in Schools -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeEducationActivity2018.01.10 Kyoto Tag 2017 (17/12・Cologne) -
ResearchHeidelberg Office体験記EuropeActivity2017.12.27 AI DA Report by Researcher Ishikawa Shoma (Postgraduate Student in Life Science) -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeActivity2017.12.25 The 6th Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture: The ‘Iron Horses’ that changed the History of Mankind? A History of Tractors in Modern Japan -
ResearchHeidelberg Office体験記EuropeActivity2017.12.25 AI DA Report by Researcher Watanabe Tsubasa (Assistant Professor at Kyoto University Research Reactor Institute) -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeKyotoEducationActivity2017.11.13 KU-EU center arranged German researcher’s meeting in the field of architecture and urban planning (November 7-8, Kyoto). -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeKyotoEducationActivity2017.11.13 The 5th Nichi-Doku Joint Lecture “Is the Japanese Society becoming a slow society ?” was held (November 7, Kyoto). -
ResearchHeidelberg OfficeEducationActivity2017.09.27 (日本語) EAIE 2017 Sevilleに参加（9/12〜15・スペイン）
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