Center for Exploratory Research on Humanosphere

Table of contents

• Overview
• Organization of Open-seminar
• Exploratory Research by Mission Research Fellows
• Joint Research
  Exploratory Research for Sustainable Humanosphere Science
  Mission Research for Sustainable Humanosphere
  Exploratory Research Projects
• Expantion of New Fusion Fields Projects

Overview

Kazufumi Yazaki, Professor

The center consists of the three laboratories, namely, the laboratories of exploratory research programs, fusion research programs and interdisciplinary research programs. the objectives of the center are to explore and promote the new interdisciplinary projects on the missions of the institute and to create the new scientific fields in collaboration with department of collaborative research programs and research divisions.

The research fellows and in-campus guest researchers are staffed with the center and study about the inter-sphere science of houmanohabitate, forest-sphere, atmosphere and space, and contribute to expand new interdisciplinary fields of humanosphere by amalgamating these four spheres.

The center designs for the forums, seminars, symposia and workshops, and opens the research achievements for the better and deeper understandings of humanosphere to inspire the creation of the new mission projects.

Laboratory of Exploratory Research Programs

The mission-catering young researchers are appointed to promote exploration and ultimately creation of new mission projects in the fields of both wood sciences and radio science for space and atmosphere.

Laboratory of Fusion Research Programs

The objectives are to explore and create new interdisciplinary projects specific to Humanosphere through fusion of both fields, wood sciences and radio science for space and atmosphere.

Laboratory of Interdisciplinary Research Programs

The In-campus guest researchers are encouraged to provide their comprehensive knowledge about Humanosphere. The objectives are to broaden research areas as well as to promote new research ideas.