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Collaborative Sciences Unit

Collaborative Sciences Unit

The Collaborative Sciences Unit strengthens efforts in ELSI and RRI to address new interdisciplinary research fields and the timely implementation of science and technology, which cannot be fully captured by existing frameworks. As a hub for ELSI/RRI research, the unit collaborates with various institutions both domestically and internationally, contributing to the creation of a better society.

Next-Generation Research Harbor

Next-Generation Research Harbor

The Next-Generation Research Harbor strengthens the research environment and support systems for young researchers, fostering their development into world-class researchers, contributing to solving global challenges through science and technology.

RRI Practices

Recently, the concept of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) has gained attention in the fields of science, medicine, and engineering. RRI focuses on questions such as "What kind of society do we want to live in?" and addresses how we think about society today.

Identifying Values and Needs:
Envisioning
Future Societies

Engaging diverse stakeholders, including citizens and experts, in discussions about values and visions for the future.

Identifying Values and Needs:Envisioning Future Societies
Update Update

Flexibly responding to
changes in
technology
and society.

Research and Development
Considering Values,
Needs, and ELSI

Advancing research based on identified values and
future aspirations.

Research and Development Considering Values, Needs, and ELSI

Implementing Technology Safely and
Securely to
Enhance Social Acceptance

Building a better society through the safe and
responsible implementation of technology.

Implementing Technology Safely and Securely to Enhance Social Acceptance

ACTIVE LEARNING HUB

Examples of Activitie

  • Seminars
    Seminars

    Research Capability Enhancement Seminars

    We invite lecturers from various domestic and international institutions to share the latest research trends, strategies for securing research funding, and ways to promote interdisciplinary and international cooperation. The seminars also cover methods for disseminating research results, enhancing research impact, and nurturing and guiding young researchers, which are all essential for improving research capabilities.

  • Discussions
    Discussions

    Various Seminars and Lectures

    We regularly host seminars and lectures as a platform for participants to share knowledge and perspectives, fostering the generation of new ideas. By exchanging opinions from diverse viewpoints, we provide opportunities to gain insights into solving various challenges while also promoting interaction among participants.

  • Workshops
    Workshops

    ELSI Hiroshima Workshops

    We invite lecturers from universities and research institutions engaged in ELSI/RRI research. These workshops focus on the distinctive ELSI/RRI research and practices of each university, sharing the strengths and weaknesses of ELSI/RRI research in Japan. This initiative is held regularly to establish an ELSI network in Japan (both at the organizational and individual levels) and to strengthen Japan’s overall ELSI/RRI efforts.

  • Education
    Education

    ELSI Hiroshima Workshops

    We actively invite students and young researchers interested in ELSI/RRI research, providing them with opportunities to interact with researchers currently working in the field. Through these interactions, we explore ways to cultivate the next generation of ELSI/RRI researchers and explore future developments.

Project

Collaborative Sciences Unit

Promotion of ELSI/RRI Research

Promotion of ELSI/RRI Research

The unit is actively involved in writing ELSI/RRI research papers and hosting seminars and workshops with researchers engaged in ELSI/RRI research both domestically and internationally. The unit also actively collaborates with scientists at Hiroshima University.

Promotion of ELSI/RRI Research with Citizen and Patient Participation

Promotion of ELSI/RRI Research with Citizen and Patient Participation

The unit organizes seminars and workshops aimed at promoting research that reflects ELSI/RRI perspectives in studies involving citizen and patient participation.


NEW ARTICLES

news/publication

  • 2025.03.20

    “Chapter 8: Intellectual Humility and Japan,” Tomohiko Kondo, Koji Tachibana (eds.), Aristotle in Japan: Reception, Interpretation and Application, Oxfordshire: Routledge.

  • 2025.03.15

    Reevaluating ‘seriousness’ in genetic conditions: balancing clinical criteria and lived experiences

  • 2025.03.14

    Regulating stem cell–based embryo model research in Japan

Next-Generation Research Harbor

Hiroshima University Early-Career Faculty Overseas Dispatch Program:

Hiroshima University Early-Career Faculty Overseas Dispatch Program: "HU Global-TOBU! (Hiroshima University Global - Take-Off Beyond Unlimited!) Program for Early Career Researchers"

This program aims to enhance the research and educational capabilities of early-career faculty while expanding the international research network centered around Hiroshima University by dispatching its outstanding early-career faculty to overseas educational and research institutions.

Hiroshima University Phoenix Special Research Fellow System

Hiroshima University Phoenix Special Research Fellow System

This system is designed to strengthen Hiroshima University's research capabilities, activate its international network, and contribute to the development of future international joint research. The system employs researchers with exceptional research abilities from Japan and abroad and provides opportunities for joint research, discussions, and exchanges of ideas with outstanding researchers at Hiroshima University.


NEW ARTICLES

news/publication

  • 2024.09.23 Support for Early-Career Researchers

    Recruitment for the 2024 Hiroshima University Early-Career Faculty Overseas Dispatch Program (HU Global-TOBU! Program for Early Career Researchers) (Deadline: October 2024).

  • 2024.09.23 Support for Early-Career Researchers

    Recruitment for the 2024 Academic Year’s “Outstanding Young Faculty (DR)” (Deadline: October 18, 2024).

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