Our CEO to Speak at a Regional Symposium Hosted by the Japan Association for Human and Environmental Symbiosis
- May 29, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: May 30, 2025
Our CEO, Yumiko Nagai, will deliver a lecture at the regional symposium titled “Utilizing Satellite Data and Creating Business Opportunities in Local Communities,” which will be held in conjunction with the society’s 2025 annual meeting and award ceremony.
Our Chairman, Prof. Nagai, will also deliver the opening remarks and serve as the moderator for the panel discussion. The president of the Japan Association for Human and Environmental Symbiosis, which is hosting this symposium, is Prof. Atsushi Fukuda, who is also our EXTERNAL ADVISOR, and will also give the closing remarks.
Event DetailsDate: Saturday, June 14, 2025
Organizer: Japan Association for Human and Environmental Symbiosis
Venue: Yamaguchi University, Faculty of Engineering (Tokiwa Campus), Lecture Room D11 (Building D, 1st Floor)
Time: 14:45 – 17:00
Capacity: In-person attendance (approximately 60 participants)
Program:
•14:45–14:50 Opening Remarks: Prof. Masahiko Nagai, Yamaguchi University
•14:50–15:10 Lecture 1: Prof. Kiichiro Hayashi, Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability, Nagoya University
•15:10–15:30 Lecture 2: Dr. Takeshi Eguchi, Assistant Professor, Center for Research and Application of Satellite Remote Sensing, Yamaguchi University
•15:30–15:50 Lecture 3: Yumiko Nagai, President & CEO, New Space Intelligence Inc.
•15:50–16:10 Lecture 4: Mr. Kawamoto, Deputy Director, Growth Industry Creation Division, Ube City
•16:10–16:50 Panel Discussion (Moderator: Prof. Masahiko Nagai, Yamaguchi University)
•16:55–17:00 Closing Remarks: Prof. Atsushi Fukuda, Nihon University (Special Appointment)
Networking Reception:17:20–19:00 at Yamaguchi University Co-op Cafeteria
Participation Fee: ¥3,000 (to be paid on-site)
Registration: To attend the regional symposium, please register in advance via the following page:
For more details, please refer to the announcement from the Japan Society for Sustainable Environment and Culture.
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