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20229th KUIP


CONCEPT

  • We will structure the symposium in a spirit of encouraging dialog among a variety of different fields and allowing approaches from multiple perspectives, with the aim of establishing it as a venue for stimulating intellectual curiosity among a wide range of people.
  • Led by Kyoto University researchers and others who specialize in the fields covered by the Kyoto Prize (advanced technology, basic sciences, and arts and philosophy), the symposium will provide opportunities for the public to come into contact with the intellect of cutting-edge academic research on topics of social interest.
  • The symposium seeks to share academic achievements of Kyoto University with the public. Researchers from Kyoto University organize the symposium as well as to participate as speakers.

2018-20215th – 8th KUIP


CONCEPT

  • A high-profile topic related to the research of the invited laureate will be selected as the theme of the symposium. The symposium will provide the general public with an opportunity to gain insight into cutting-edge research.
  • From 2018, the KUIP Symposium will focus on the achievements of an invited Kyoto Prize laureate.
  • Reflecting the interdisciplinary spirit of the Kyoto Prize, scholars in fields other than that of the invited laureate will also be invited to contribute, thereby ensuring multi-disciplinary perspective.
  • The symposium seeks to share academic achievements of Kyoto University with the public. Researchers from Kyoto University organize the symposium as well as to participate as speakers.
  • By holding the symposium annually in Tokyo, the symposium aims to stimulate the intellectual curiosity of people from diverse background.

2014-20171st – 4th KUIP


CONCEPT

  • The symposium aims to provide a platform for leading scholars and artists to discuss current topics and the latest developments in the fields covered by the Kyoto Prize, thereby promoting the advancement of those fields.
  • The symposium aims to raise international interest in the Kyoto Prize and raise awareness of its significance.
  • Through its programs of research and art-based presentation, the symposium seeks to contribute to the development of the next generation of researchers and artists.
  • The symposium aims to publicize new developments in various academic and art fields, and convey the appeal of those fields to the general public, as well as researchers and artists working in other fields, thereby stimulating cross-disciplinary discussion.