2021.02.10
This event focuses on the daily life of a graduate student, offering a glimpse into what university life is like. For details, please see "24 Hours of a University Student." We filmed an interview that will be broadcast on the program, and here is our report. 24 Hours of a University Student (1): Ai Iwai. Ms. Iwai belongs to an engineering research lab. Whenever we meet, Ms. Iwai is always beaming with a smile...
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2017.04.07
We created a guide pamphlet for female junior high school students on science-related career paths, titled "What is Science? ~Let's Think About Your Career~," and distributed it to all female junior high school students in Hokkaido. The pamphlet aims to highlight the breadth of science and technology and encourage students to think flexibly about their career paths and future jobs. Please take a look. What is Science? (PDF version)...
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2017.02.02
The names in parentheses at the end of each answer are the respondents. Study Section Q: Is it okay if I'm not good at studying? A: Even if you're not good at studying, some people end up researching interesting things at university. It's okay. The important thing is to "have an interest"! (Graduate student) A: Just pursue what you find interesting at the time. (Graduate student) Q: How much did you study to get into university? A: I was very active in my club activities, so I usually concentrated before exams. ...
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2017.01.04
An article by Associate Professor Kaori Shigetomi (Kuribayashi) of our university has been published on the Terumo Life Science and Arts Foundation's website for junior and senior high school students, "Life Science DOKIDOKI Laboratory." The article, written in an easy-to-understand interview format, covers Professor Shigetomi's life journey from her childhood, through her time at Sapporo Kaisei High School and Muroran Institute of Technology, to her studies abroad, and her current career and research. Please see the link below. "Origami": Regenerative Medicine and...
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