NEWS

The third installment of the series will be held on Friday, March 23rd, at 11:3 AM in the conference room of the General Research Building on the Central Campus.

To support the career development of female students and researchers, we will be holding a role model roundtable discussion, "Meet the FResHU," inviting female faculty members from within the university as guests to talk about their research and career paths.
You can hear about things you wouldn't normally hear in a research presentation in a specialized field, such as the reasons why they arrived at their research field and their actual lifestyle, as well as various issues that women face, all in a relaxed atmosphere.
It will be held during lunchtime, so why not enjoy a fun exchange of information while eating your lunch?

Introduction of the speaker for today's presentation

Faculty of Engineering, Materials Science Division
Advanced High-Temperature Materials Engineering Laboratory, Energy Materials Field
This is Assistant Professor Naoko Ohno, PhD (Engineering)!
The theme is "Is engineering research suitable for women or not?"

Here is a comment from Professor Ohno.
"Among the many faculties, the percentage of women who choose to pursue engineering seems to be small. I would like to discuss with all of you who have participated whether the research content and work environment in the Faculty of Engineering are more or less female-friendly compared to other departments."
Based on my experience attending gatherings of female researchers, I don't believe my research field is particularly difficult for women to pursue.

About lunch boxes

You can order lunch boxes in bulk from our office. Please enter your name, affiliation, and email address in the application form below, and then fill out the lunch box order form as well. Payment will be requested when you attend the discussion meeting. You are also welcome to bring your own lunch. In that case, please check the box that says "I do not wish to receive a lunch box."