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The 7th GSFS Symposium Series "Aging Control Design for the 100-Year Life"
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The 7th GSFS symposium, "Aging Control Design for the 100-Year Life," will be held on Wednesday, March 15. The GSFS develops technology, pursues research, and provides education on slowing down aging and extending healthy life using digital healthcare technologies in association with the Human Augmentation Research Center, AIST.
SCOPE
With the possibility of a 100-year life, a well-balanced social system is needed for both the young and the old to live healthily and happily without a heavy burden. It is becoming clearer that mental and physical decline due to aging can be controlled by improving the lifestyle to some extent. To appropriately incorporate the aging control system into society, technologies must match society's needs, and innovation should be fostered by designing the whole picture. Therefore, we must clarify and understand the aging mechanisms and discuss the meaning of human longevity from the evolutionary biology point of view. This symposium will again raise the question of what the aging control design should be in terms of economic theory and ethics and seek ways to solve issues in the low birthrate and aging society.
The GSFS Year-Round Symposium Series
This symposium is the seventh symposium of the GSFS Year-Round Symposium Series 2022. The GSFS has been pursuing "transdisciplinary approaches" and "adventure of knowledge" since the school's establishment in 1998. We will hold symposiums to reflect on the outcomes and achievements of the school and proceed to the next stage, taking up topics closely related to recent public concerns to cultivate the next generation academic fields such as "life of 100 years", "EVs," "deep space exploration," "sustainable society," "novel materials fabrication," and "genomics."
Please note that all the contents will be delivered in Japanese.
BASIC INFORMATION
| Date and Time | Wednesday, March 15, 2023, 1:00 PM-6:00 PM |
| Event Method | Online |
| Language | Japanese |
| Fee | Free |
| Registration |
Advance application required: |
| Organized by: |
The Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo |
| Supported by: |
NH Foods Ltd. and Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. |
| In association with: |
Human Augmentation Research Center, AIST; Field for Knowledge Integration and Innovation, MAFF; TIA Collaboration Research Program |
| Website |
The GSFS Year-Round Symposium Series |
PROGRAM
| 1:00 PM |
DEGUCHI Atsuhi |
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[SESSION 1] What we learned from the "Aging Control Design Exercises" program |
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| 1:05 PM |
"What is aging control design for the 100-year life?" HISATSUNE Tatsuhiro Associate Professor, the GSFS "Significance of fall prevention and physical function improvement in the aging control" HIYAMA Takahiro, doctoral course of GSFS, Chief Engineer, Panasonic Corporation "Sleep medicine and clinical tests through digital technology" UENO Taro CEO, SUSMED, Inc./ Doctor |
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[SESSION 2] The Significance of Digital Health in the Aging Control Desig |
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| 2:05 PM |
"Biometric Information Sensing Feedback for Aging Control" WARISAWA Shin'Ichi Professor, the GSFS "Google's Attempts in Medical Healthcare Field" KAYAMA Hiroki, Strategic partnership development manager, AI for Japan, Google "Paralympic Brain: Super Adaptation After a Complete Spinal Cord Injury" NAKAZAWA Kimitaka Professor, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences/ President, The University of Tokyo Sports Science Initiative |
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[SESSION 3] How to Design Aging Control for the 100-Year Life |
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| 3:30 PM |
Keynote Speeches: "Human Lifespan and View of Life in Evolutionary Biology" Vice President, the Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI "Can Human Augmentation Technology Contribute to Aging Control and How Should It Be ?" MOCHIMARU Masaaki Visiting Professor, GSFS/Director, Human Augmentation Research Center, AIST |
| 4：50 PM |
PANEL DISCUSSION Panelists： |
| 5：50 PM |
CLOSING REMARKS HISATSUNE Tatsuhiro Associate Professor, the GSFS |
Facilitator: SHIRAISHI Izumi, Project Academic Specialist, Hisatsune Lab, the GSFS
Please note that the program is subject to change.
