[Osaka University 21st Century Kaitokudo] Science Agora in Osaka
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Press release: February 8, 2024
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Science Agora in Osaka
*Butterfly effect in the aquatic city of Osaka – people, towns, and the world surrounding life*
“Science Agora” will be held in Nakanoshima from 2022 as a roundtable where diverse values intersect in preparation for the 2025 Osaka/Kansai Expo “Designing a Future Society that Brightens Life.” in Osaka”.
This time, experts and practitioners in life, water environment, urban development, architecture, disaster prevention, etc. will gather on March 15th (Friday) at Osaka University Nakanoshima Center to connect the dots of their individual research and activities. , draw lines and circles of thoughts and ideas, and deepen your consideration of the relationship between one person and the world through a cycle of dialogue.
Since modern times, cities have been developed through science and technology, people’s lifespans have been extended, and life has become more convenient and prosperous. On the other hand, it is creating challenges that threaten nature and the earth itself. Furthermore, in the 2020s, humanity learned from the coronavirus that everyone is a person who needs help. Once again, we need to return to the awareness that each and every one of us is “life” kept alive on this earth, and act accordingly.
The “butterfly effect” is a term that refers to the fact that a very small event ultimately leads to an unexpectedly large event, and that seemingly unrelated events have unexpected effects. is. This suggests that the consciousness and actions of each individual have an impact on other “life” such as society and the global environment.
Therefore, we ask that you actively spread the word about this event and participate in the coverage and attendance on the day.
Date and time: March 15th (Friday) 18:30 – 20:30 (doors open at 18:15) Location Osaka University Nakanoshima Center 10th floor
Keizo Saji Memorial Hall 4-3-53 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka
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