Category: TGIF event

On March 27, we had the honor of hosting Prof. Martin Dresner from the University of Maryland for a talk with Hiroshima University members titled “Delivering Benefits from Platform Partnerships.” Prof. Dresner shared insights from his team’s research across four key topics related to supply chain management, with a particular focus on delivery platforms in …

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On February 26, the “4th Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference” was held at Hiroshima University’s Mirai Crie. During this conference, participants engaged in discussions on the contents of a concrete agrivoltaic model project, which represents the culmination of this year’s research. Additionally, they exchanged information on the broader social landscape surrounding agrivoltaics and …

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On December 25, the “3rd Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference” was held at Hiroshima University. In this conference, based on previous discussions, participants engaged in more concrete deliberations on the Hiroshima Prefecture agrivoltaic model. They exchanged opinions on the progress and proposals of the demonstration project model. Program About the Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model …

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We are delighted to share the success of our 6th seminar, The Impact of Commercial Space Launches on Aviation and Maritime Activities, held on November 8. The seminar featured a compelling talk by renowned researcher Prof. Chunyan Yu, a full professor from David B. O’Maley College of Business, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Prof. Yu explored the …

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On June 26, the “1st Hiroshima Agrivoltaic Model Study and Promotion Conference” was held in a hybrid format, both on-site and online. During this conference, two lecturers with experience in agrivoltaics gave presentations to the participants. This event provided an opportunity to deepen understanding of agrivoltaics while discussing its benefits and future challenges through case …

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We are pleased to announce the great success of our 5th seminar: Farm-based solar power generation which contributes to local community on 8 March. The seminar was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners. The seminar focused on the trends in national policies, the latest technologies related to farm-based solar power generation and how we should …

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We are pleased to announce the great success of our first International Symposium: Energy Transition and Sustainable Aviation. How does it work? Examples of economic instruments on 7th March 2024.  The symposium was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners such as Professor Tae Oum (The University of British Columbia, President of the World Conference on Transportation …

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We are pleased to announce that TGIF will host 5th workshop on 8 March on the first floor of Mirai Crea, Hiroshima University. Farm-based solar power generation (solar sharing) is a small-scale facility installed in the upper space of farmland, and power is generated while farming continues in the lower space. It is expected to …

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We are pleased to announce the great success of our 4th seminar: The International Air Transport Workshop on 6 December. The seminar was presented by prominent researchers and practitioners such as Prof. Chris Fogwill, Prof. Ronald Corstanje, and professionals from global warming and environmental science sectors. The seminar focused on the latest trends and challenges …

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