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The 7th NAIST Green Economy Session on October 6, 2026

The sessions are planned as an exchange opportunity for NAIST students to discuss with invited speakers from companies, including members of the NAIST Green Economy Consortium, as they introduce the latest information from industry. It will be held in the form of a luncheon seminar (with light meals and beverages), and we look forward to seeing you there.

The 7th NAIST Green Economy Session on October 6, 2026

Date & Time: Tuesday, October 6, 2026, 12:40-13:20
Venue: Hybrid (Onsite: CDG Commons, 2nd floor, Interdisciplinary Research Complex No.1/ Online: Zoom)
Participation fee: free (Registration is required with your NAIST Google account.)
Registration site: Here
Capacity: Onsite 25 people / Online 25 people (First-come, first-served basis.)
※Onsite will close when capacity is reached and we will E-mailed to onsite participants. If capacity is exceeded, participants will be invited to attend online.
Language: Japanese

Speaker: Mr. Takaaki Ueyama (Head of HR Analytics Section; formerly of the Research and Development Division, KYOCERA Corporation)
Mr. Shuji Watanabe (Head of Human Resources Development Department, KYOCERA Corporation)

Title: More Than Just Ceramics? Discover the surprisingly everyday appeal of Kyocera!
Abstract:
Founded in 1959 as a manufacturer specializing in fine ceramics, Kyocera has expanded into a wide range of businesses—including materials, devices, components, and services—based on the advanced technological capabilities it has cultivated since its inception. Today, the company focuses on four key markets—information and communications, mobility, energy, and healthcare—and is developing new business opportunities by leveraging the synergies between its technological expertise and diverse business operations. In this seminar, I plan to discuss our research in the fields of information and communications and mobility.

Note: NAIST Students, faculty, and staffs are welcome to attend, but students will have priority for refreshments.
Please be advised that the refreshments and drinks provided are not allergy-friendly.We appreciate your understanding.

Organized by NAIST Green Economy Consortium (NGEC), Center for Digital Green-innovation (CDG)

Contact us:nge-consortium@cdg.naist.jp