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On September 22¨C23, 2025, we held the poster presentation event ¡°HU SPRING ¡®3QUESTIONS¡¯ ¨C Three Questions for the Future¡± at Hiroshima Convention Hall (3rd Floor, Main Hall).
In this event, doctoral students participated as ¡°poster presenters,¡± creating and displaying posters that answered the following three questions, introducing their research topics.
In this event, doctoral students participated as ¡°poster presenters,¡± creating and displaying posters that answered the following three questions, introducing their research topics.
Q1. What I¡¯m Working On and Why?
Q2. What I¡¯ve Done and What I¡¯m Working Toward?
Q3. Open question to all!
During the event, a total of 178 poster presentations by doctoral students were held, and over the two days, 454 visitors attended. Many comments were posted on the posters, and lively discussions took place during the core time.
The posters included diagrams and illustrations that visually conveyed the research content, and visitors were able to freely leave comments using sticky notes. This facilitated interdisciplinary interaction and served as a platform for broadening perspectives and exploring new possibilities for collaboration, earning high praise from many participants.
On September 23, the ¡°Workshop for Promoting Collaborative Research¡± was also held concurrently, with 27 participants. The purpose of this workshop was to help fellows review their research themes from a broader perspective and develop the ability to flexibly connect their expertise with knowledge from other fields. The workshop encouraged cross-disciplinary dialogue and a shift in thinking.
Even after the event concluded, interaction continued through comments on the posters, and we hope this will lead to further research development and solutions to pressing challenges.
Poster Session Highlights (1)
Poster Session Highlights (2)
Highlights from the Workshop for Promoting Collaborative Research (1)
Highlights from the Workshop for Promoting Collaborative Research (2)
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