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Developer of the Natural Language Interface behind Apple’s Siri
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The promise of DATA todayIts role in synthesizing information to create integrative knowledge
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Close-up! Kyushu U Making a mark on the world with research on organic materials
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Associate Professor Hironori Hayashi's research awarded National Geographic Society grant for freshwater conservation
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Close-up! Kyushu U　Cultivating a global research mindset at Kyushu UGenerating integrative knowledge and training future researchers in Kyushu University's advanced education and research environment
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The power of the arts for social inclusion and diversity: Changing society through creative expression
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Composing Letting Nature InDaryl Jamieson is a composer in the American experimental contemporary music style, informed by Buddhist and the Kyoto School of philosophy. This month is a performance on the Goto Islands, famous for the World Heritage Sites of the “Hidden Christians”.
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Game Theory for Integrative KnowledgeGame theory is a mathematical modeling and analysis of the strategic behavior of people where choices by a player affect the interests of a different player and vice versa. Its application is vast and continuously growing.
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The rhythm we hear: sound, neural processing and perceptionHow does the brain process rhythm and measures of sound that are strung together in a sequence? Research elucidates preceding sound context affects the brain’s perception of time.
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Sustainability through investing: Why greenwashing and competence greenwashing are risks to ESG integration and corporate sustainability All sustainability knowledge has value, but not all ESG skills are contextually relevant.
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Practice Public Speaking with VRUsing research on cognition, language, media, and culture for educational VR development
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Sociological Solution to the Super-Aged SocietyJapan is at the forefront of a super-aging society. An "aging society" should be a social success. However, more and more people think that it is a failure because the burden of medical care and welfare. Isn't this a "spell" that makes us think so? We need “sociological imagination” to transcend these views.
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Green InfrastructureBuilding Social Common Capital with the Natural Environment
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Scholar Creator: Academic knowledge informs creative worksProf Britton Brooks experiences have informed the trajectory of his research: the realization that everything is interconnected
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In the wake of fire, authenticity in the spotlight: Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral and Shuri-jô CastleThe fire in the heart of Europe provided a breakthrough in the discussion of authenticity of cultural heritage after traumatic events
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Indigenous dancers in blue jeansDiscovery of oil, Indigenous dance, and two different paths to tradition taken in Alaska
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On the cutting edge: DecarbonizationResearch efforts aim for a sustainable society that goes beyond carbon ‘neutral’ to carbon ‘negative’
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On the cutting edge: Environment and foodKyushu U scientists are taking steps towards a better, brighter, and more livable future
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On the cutting edge: Medicine and healthAdvancing the treatment and understanding of the human body
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A tale of two classes in the wake of COVID-19Clarifying the disproportionate economic effect of the pandemic on the poor in Japan
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