Virginia-Tech (VT) delegation visited the Unit for Energy and Nanomaterials for a joint workshop on “Energy and Nanomaterials”. The event was held on September 11.
Prof. Long, Director of Macromolecules Innovation Institute, talked about VT research activities
Our unit members in particular focusing on macromolecular have collaborated with VT research groups over the years, such as dispatching graduate students or post-doctoral researchers in turn. The commencement of Top Global University Project accelerates educational and research cooperation through a framework authorized by the both universities. VT and Waseda have just begun the discussion about Joint Appointment and Joint Supervision Program for the purpose of student and faculty exchanges to bring a world standard educational and research environment.
In the workshop, organic and inorganic materials expected future contributions to the energy issues are featured. Each VT and Waseda professors and students talked about their own research activity for mutual understanding and matching people.
Left: Assoc. Prof. Morris (VT), Right: Assist. Prof. Bortner (VT)
Left: Assoc. Prof. Foster (VT) , Right: Young researches in Waseda gave a talk
A shot in a relaxing mood
The poster session had lively interactions and ran over the time
Left: A meeting with Prof. Wakao, Dean of School of Adv. Sci. and Eng., Right: Delegates visited “Materials Characterization Central Lab”
During VT delegation’s stay, Prof. Long, the head delegate, paid a courtesy call on Prof. Wakao, Dean of School of Advanced Science and Engineering. Also they took a look at research facilities at Waseda and visited the unit members’ laboratory to discuss future collaborations. The second joint workshop will be held at Virginia Tech next fall.
