Kahaku Online Science Communication Seminar

The "Kahaku Online Science Communication Seminar" is an online course designed to allow participants to study Science Communication (SC) from a multifaceted perspective.
In this iteration, four lecturers who are at the forefront of their respective fields will each deliver a lecture based on the four key perspectives we emphasize in our programs: "Deepen," "Communicate," "Connect," and "Utilize."
We welcome applications from everyone interested in Science Communication!

Lecture Schedule

Registration for the 2024 program is now closed.
Thank you for the large number of applications.

Sat, Mar 8 – Sat, Mar 29 ① March 8: "What Do We Communicate When Talking About Science? — From a Science Communication Site"
Hiroto Kono, Researcher, History of Science and Technology Group, National Museum of Nature and Science
Sat, Mar 8 – Sat, Mar 29 ② March 15: "The Role of the Science Communicator: Reconsidering 'Connection'"
Tsuyoshi Tanemura, Specially Appointed Professor, Division for the Promotion of Recurrent Education, Hokkaido University
Sat, Mar 8 – Sat, Mar 29 ③ March 22: "Forms of Research Co-created by Citizens and Researchers"
Yuko Katawai, Associate Professor, Institute for Socio-Humanic and Cultural Studies, Kanazawa University
Sat, Mar 29 – Sat, Mar 29 ④ March 29: "The Perspective of a Researcher Practicing Science Communication"
Kaoruko Mizukawa, Lecturer, Division of Material Circulation and Environmental Science, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Overview of the Event

Time Online Live Broadcast Dates:
① Mar 8, 2025 (Sat) 17:00–18:30 JST
② Mar 15, 2025 (Sat) 14:00–15:30 JST
③ Mar 22, 2025 (Sat) 14:00–15:30 JST
④ Mar 29, 2025 (Sat) 14:00–15:30 JST
A recorded video will be available for on-demand streaming for one month following the live broadcast.
Venue Online
Capacity 150 participants per session (First-come, first-served)
Target Audience All individuals interested in Science Communication.
Fee ¥2,500 per lecture
Required Items A terminal (e.g., PC) with stable operating performance and a reliable internet connection are necessary.
Notes When applying, please be sure to read the "Outline" and "Notes on Application and Participation" below, and submit your application only after agreeing to the stated terms.
●Outline(323.1 KB)
●Notes on Application and Participation(658.3 KB)
Application Deadline 5 days prior to the respective lecture date.
How to Apply Please apply from [here].
Inquiries Learning Support Department, Learning Division, Learning Planning Section (SC Program)
National Museum of Nature and Science
E-mail: sc@kahaku.go.jp