Announcement Regarding the Selection of Students to Receive Funding Under the Reiwa 8 Next-Generation Researchers’ Pioneering Research Program (SPRING) and the Selection of Exceptionally Outstanding Recipients
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As part of our university’s “Next-Generation Marine Resource Researchers Training Project”—a doctoral student support program under the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)’s “Next-Generation Researchers’ Challenging Research Program (SPRING)”—we have selected three students to receive support starting this fiscal year.
・ Applied Science Program 1st Year Kengo Kukita
・ Applied Science Program 1st year Zandvakili Ms. Zeynab
・ Applied Science Program 1st Year Nanami Takeshita
In addition, among the students currently receiving support, the program director has decided, at his or her discretion, to provide additional research funding to the students listed below as incentives for outstanding students and to support initiatives aimed at advancing research fields, research activities, and innovation.
・ Applied Science Program 2nd-year student Haruki Tsuboi
The university’s “Project for Cultivating the Next Generation of Marine Resource Researchers” (Project Director: Graduate SchoolGraduate School of Integrated Arts and Sciences Yasuhiko Nagae) targets outstanding students enrolled in the three departments at Doctoral Coursewho are conducting research related to the “ocean”—a hallmark of our university. By providing an environment where students can devote themselves to research activities and an educational program that fosters transferable skills, the project aims to ensure that graduates will play a central role in regional innovation across a wide range of fields as “next-generation marine resource researchers.”