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UTokyo NY Conference to headline studies on deadly viruses, Alzheimer’s

Bioengineer by Bioengineer
October 11, 2017
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Leading scientists from Japan in the fields of medical science and industrial science will speak at the UTokyo NY Conference in New York on Friday, November 3, 2017.

The UTokyo NY Conference is a meeting held annually to report on the progress of international research collaborations between the University of Tokyo and partner institutions, including the benefits these studies are bringing to improve the quality of people's lives around the world. The occasion also introduces challenges and ongoing initiatives that may lead to new opportunities. The 2017 event will highlight the research and advances of two projects, in talks titled, "Working with Deadly Viruses: Battling Ebola and Influenza" and "Prevent Alzheimer's: Tohoku Rejuvenation Project with the American Pecan Nuts."

The meeting, hosted by the UTokyo New York Office, is free of charge.

The UTokyo NY Conference 2017
Date: Friday, November 3, 2017
Time: 1:30pm – 5:30 pm followed by a reception
Location: The Nippon Club
145 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019

Hosted by:

UTokyo New York Office

Co-hosted by:

The Institute of Medical Science (IMSUT) & Institute of Industrial Science (UTokyo-IIS), The University of Tokyo

Featured Projects and Speakers:

"Working with Deadly Viruses: Battling Ebola and Influenza"
Yoshihiro Kawaoka, PhD, IMSUT

"Prevent Alzheimer's: Tohoku Rejuvenation Project with the American Pecan Nuts"
Kazuo Oki, PhD, UTokyo-IIS
Toshihiro Maki, PhD, UTokyo-IIS
Masayuki Okamoto, City of Rikuzentakata
Takanori Obayashi, City of Rikuzentakata
Jennifer Randall, PhD, New Mexico State University
Machiko Maeuchi, Golden Pecan Co., Ltd.
Mamoru Yanagimachi, Golden Pecan Co., Ltd.
Yasuo Egashira, E-HEAD Production
Tomonari Yashiro, PhD, UTokyo-IIS
Masafumi Maeda, PhD, UTokyo-IIS

Registration:

UTokyo New York Office
http://utny.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Early registration is recommended as space is limited.
Admission is free of charge.

Contact:

UTokyo New York Office
Email: [email protected]

Media contact:

UTokyo New York Office
Email: [email protected]

About the University of Tokyo

The University of Tokyo is Japan's leading university and one of the world's top research universities. The vast research output of some 6,000 researchers is published in the world's top journals across the arts and sciences. Our vibrant student body of around 15,000 undergraduate and 15,000 graduate students includes over 2,000 international students. Find out more at http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/ or follow us on Twitter at @UTokyo_News_en.

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Media Contact

UTokyo New York Office
[email protected]
@UTokyo_News_en

http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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