Hiroshima University
The 3rd International Symposium of the Phoenix Leader Education Program Industry-Academia-Government Consortium for Human Resource Development
‘PhD Education focused on the development of human resources for innovation in radiation disaster reconstruction and contribution to society’
The human resources developed for innovations have emerged as a fundamental requirement to solve the difficult problems associated with the process of recovery from radiation disaster. Individuals capable of innovation, the Phoenix Leaders, are fostered based on mutually beneficial partnerships with international organizations, international and domestic private companies, universities, research institutions and municipalities (Industry-Academia-Government).
This symposium aims to share questions and perspectives on human resource development through discussions among participants who belong to different sectors of Industry-Academia-Government. These participants will elaborate on how the human resources for innovation should be developed, the system for leading this development and how this system should be directly linked to various career path opportunities.
The symposium program will include the keynote speech as well as special lectures and presentations that focus on projects based on collaborations involving various academic fields and other section(s) for technology development and social innovation. The student presentations and subsequent discussions represent an aspect of developing our target human resources as well as an opportunity for career path building. Lastly, challenges facing the development of human resources will be discussed in a round table format focusing on human resources who are capable of realizing ‘innovations for recovery from radiation disaster’ being the focus of discussions.
●Date & Time：September 1, 2017, 9:30-17:00
●Venue：Tokyo Institute of Technology – Campus Innovation Center Tokyo
International Conference room (1st floor)
●Registration “ HERE ” (Registration site was closed)
●Language: English / Japanese (simultaneous translation)
【Program】
Opening Remarks
Makoto Miyatani (Executive and Vice President (Education/Higashi-Senda Campus))
Greeting from MEXT
Hiroki Hirano (Director, Office for University Reform, Higher Education Bureau,
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT))
Keynote Lecture
Human Resources after Radiation accidents: fulfilling training needs
May Abdel-Wahab (Director, Division of Human Health, International Atomic Energy Agency
(IAEA) / Visiting Professor, Hiroshima University)
The United Nation’s SDGs (2030 Agenda for Sustainable Develpment) and the human
resources fostered by the Phoenix Leader Education Program
Tateo Arimoto (Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
Session 1: Human resource development in the field,
and ongoing technological development
Development of low-dose multi-slice CT scan and its clinical applications
Takashi Tanaka (Director of CT Development Division,
Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation)
Kazuo Awai (Professor, Institute of Biomedical & Health Sciences, Hiroshima University)
Development of novel electric personal dosimeter: D-shuttle
Hiroyuki Oguchi (Chiyoda Technol Corporation)
Lessons learned from the experience of using D-shuttle
— Who connects the explainer with residents and experts? —
Makoto Miyazaki (Health Promotion Center, Fukushima Medical University)
Development, practical use and standardization of rapid measurement method for
radiocesium concentration in fresh water using Prussian blue-impregnated nonwoven
cartridge filter.
Tetsuo Yasutaka (Chief Researcher, Research Institute for Geo-Resources and Environment, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
Prospects for the development of radiopharmaceuticals at Fukushima Medical University
Noboru Oriuchi (Professor, Fukushima Medical University / Director, Division of Molecular
Therapy, Advanced Clinical Research Center)
Special Lecture
Post-accident situations and social innovation: lessons from Chernobyl and Fukushima
Jacques Lochard (Visiting Professor, Hiroshima University /
Vice Chair, International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP))
Session 2: Social Innovation and Human Resource Development
A Study of the psychological effects caused by a nuclear power plant disaster: Can research in
the social sciences lead to changes in society at large?
Yuji Tsutsui (Director of the Center for Psychological Studies of Disaster, Fukushima
University / Professor, Division of Human Support System, Faculty of
Symbiotic Systems Science, Fukushima University)
Educating the next generation for (radiation) disaster reconstruction and social involvement:
A perspective from Berkeley on the Challenges and Opportunities
Kai Vetter (Professor, University of California, Berkeley / Director, Research Institute of
Resilient Community, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
Session 3: Career Path Report from Alumni
Applying the knowledge, I gained from PLEP in my career
Uranchimeg Tsegmed (Medical Doctor, National Cancer Center of Mongolia)
Career Path after Completing the Phoenix Leader Education Program
―Through Learning in Radiation Disaster Recovery Studies and Health Sciences―
Nobuaki Moriyama (Research Associate, Fukushima Medical University)
Session 4: Round Table “Human resource development and innovation in the field of radiation disaster recovery”
Lecturers of Keynote Lecture to Session 3, Participants from industry
Reception Party 18:00-20:00 @ Alice Aqua Garden TAMACHI
