2005
November 1 - Registration, Keynote Lecture, Oral Presentation, Banquet
2005
November 2 – Oral & Poster Presentations, Closing Remarks
Convention Hall, Institute of
Industrial Science (IIS), The
English.
Simultaneous
interpretation between English and Japanese is available for oral presentation.
Global Transfer of Safety and Health Technologies from
Academic Sector to Private Sectors.
Presentations
in Panel (1) are preformed in English
The
others will be performed in Japanese.
Ryuzo Ooka Assoc. Prof.,
WHRMC
policy for international collaboration for safety and health technology
development.
Ryoji
Sakai, Chair,
Prof. Swiss
Federal Institute of Technology
(Panel 1-1) Nationwide trend of high advanced technology in safety and health.
am
1. Swedish
high-advanced technology in general sciences, life science, Information
security, and defense science.
Chairperson: Emiko Tamura,
Embassy of Sweden, Tokyo
The Swedish Innovative System: A Triple Helix model producing Leading
Technologies and Business Start Ups,
many with focus on management of
risks in the modern society.
Hans Rhodiner,
Industrial Counselor, Office of Invest in Sweden Agency, Embassy of Sweden, Tokyo
Risk management within IT -
Robert Grönborg, Manager,
IT & Electronics Project,
Embassy of
Swedish
Life Science :
One examples of medical risk management at Karolinska
Institute, for reducing surgical errors
Emiko Tamura, Office of
Science & Technology, Embassy
of Sweden, Tokyo
am
2. The French Strategy for Biological
Resources Maintenance and Transfer
Modulator: Rina Higashino
Louis Rechaussat, National Institute of Health and
Medicine,
Consultant of
(French guest scientist, invited by Embassy of France,
LUNCH pm
(Panel 1-2) Nationwide trend of high advanced technology in safety and health.
pm
1. Nanotechnology
and current view of health risk.
Modulator: Rina Higashino
- The current
understandings within NanoNed *), the Dutch
Network of Nano Excellence.
And
Erik Blomjous Royal
*) NanoNed is a
nanotechnology cluster of 7 Dutch universities, TNO Research Institute and Philips.
pm
4. Spotlight
on
Modulator: Rina Higashino
Felix Moesner Embassy of
pm
5. Italian
research and development system in nanotechnology, space technology and
information technology.
Modulator: Rina Higashino
Angelo Vopli Embassy of
Break pm 3:10 - pm 3:15
Chairperson:: Satoshi Nakamura,
Division of Technical Transfer and Evaluation, Department of Appropriate
Technology Development and Transfer,
Research Institute,
International Medical Center of Japan.
Clinical risk management
for HIV Infection
Kazuhiko Koike, Prof. The University of
(Panel 2) Bio- technologies in safety
and health practices.
Chairperson:
Kazuhiko Koike, Prof. The University of
pm
1.
Transfer of AIDS vaccine technology to
industrial market.
‘A PRIME-BOOST
VACCININATION WITH RECOMBINANT MYCOBACTERIUM BOVIS
BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUERIN AND
A NON-REPLICATING VACCINIA VIRUS DIS RECOMBINANT
ELICITS LONG-LASTING POSITIVE
IMMUNITY’
Mitsuo Honda* 1,
Kazuhiro Matsuo 1,Yasushi Ami 2,
Masaru Kanekiyo 1,Kenji Someya 1,
Yasuyuki Izumi 1,
Shigeo Horibata 1, Tadashi Nakasone 1, Tomotaka Okamoto
1,
Shinichiro Hattori 1,
Mari Takizawa 1, Shinrai Ohta 1 Shihoko Aizawa1
and Naoki Yamamoto 1
1AIDS
National Institute of Infectious Diseases,
pm
2.
Session Discussion -
Further development in risk management technology of infectious diseases.
Banquet
(Date)
pm 6:10-8:30, November 1, 2005
(Place)
Faculty House in the
(Panel 3) Safety and heath technologies on environmental safety and
sustainability.
Chairperson: Ryuzo Ooka,
Assoc. Prof. The
am 9:00 - am 9:45
1. High
advanced simulation technology for urban fire disaster. (tentative title)
Ryuzo Ooka Assoc.
Prof.,
am
2. High technology
for reduction of air born substances.
Reducing Particle Emissions in Tunnel
Construction Sites Using Diesel Particle Filter Systems:
Filtration Efficiency, Secondary
Emissions, Operation Experience and Overall Effect on Ambient Air
A.Mayer, M.Kasper, N.Heeb,
J.Czerwinski, W.Scheidegger
TTM, ME, EMPA, AFHB, SUVA, Zurich, Switzerland
am
3. Wind
disaster in
Takeshi Ishihara Associate
Prof., The
am
4. Session Discussion -
Further requirement of development in safety and health technology toward he
world.
pm
Lunch
Crisis management
technology in natural and societal disasters. (tentative title)
Kimiro Meguro,
Prof. The University of
November
2, 2005. International Conference Hall, Institute of
Industrial Science (IIS), The
Chairperson: Kimiro Meguro, Prof. The
pm
1. JICA’S PROJECTS FOR EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RISK REDUCTION FOR
EARTHQUAKE PRONE COUNTRIES
Seiichi
Takahashi Expert, OYO
International Corporation,
pm
2. Local available, high performance retrofit method for low earthquake resistant masonry houses
Paola Mayorca Research Fellow,
International Center for Urban Safety Engineering, IIS, University of Tokyo
pm
3. Session
Discussion - Current issues in global
transfer of safety technology for disasters.
(Purpose) New technologies for disaster crisis
management by a couple of Japanese private sectors are presented, to clarify
future system and technology toward integration of crisis management system in
private sectors.
Chairperson: Kimiro Meguro, Prof. The
pm
1.
Wide area network system for help after disasters. –
‘Thunderbird
Program’.
Yasunari
Koyama CEO of Koyama
Healthcare Group,
pm
2. A Scheme of Earthquake Early Warning in
Sachio Fujinawa
Director of Real-time
Earthquake Information Consortium,
pm
3. Real-time
hazard watch and alert system.
Keiichi
Ichikawa Representative of
Rescuenow.net
Incorporated,
pm
4. Total management system for damage
mitigation of storage tank facilities using Real-time earthquake information
Naoto Ohbo Research Engineer, Technical
Research Institute, Kajima Corp.
pm
5. Session
Discussion - Present and future toward development in integrated
risk management for disasters.
pm
Kimiro Megiro, Prof. University of Tokyo,
‘Power point’ material should be
brought to the registration desk, 30 minutes before your presentation..
(Participation of 2 days)
200
USD for a paid-up member of the URMPM or WHRMC.
300
USD for a non- paid-up member of the URMPM or WHRMC
(Participation of 1day)
100
USD for a paid-up member of the URMPM or WHRMC.
150
USD for a non- paid-up member of the URMPM or WHRMC
The banquet participation is additionally charged with 50 USD.
(Date)
pm
(Place)
Faculty House in the
(Note)
Any persons in news media is not accepted to participate.
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