Veleposlanica Yoshida je izmenjala mnenja s predstavniki Podiplomske šole za inženirstvo Univerze v Osaki (10. julij 2025)
2025/7/15
10. julija so veleposlanico Yoshido obiskali profesor Tomokazu Sano, izredni profesor Yosuke Ogino in podiplomska študentka Yuriko Takami s Podiplomske šole za inženirstvo Univerze v Osaki, ki sodeluje z Univerzo v Ljubljani. Veleposlanici so predstavili raziskavo o krepitvi in podaljševanju življenjske dobe kovinskih materialov z uporabo laserjev. Ta raziskava je priznana v okviru programa Erasmus+ Evropske unije in je del skupnega projekta z Univerzo v Ljubljani, ki poseduje posebno tehnologijo vrednotenja kovin. V okviru prizadevanj za ustvarjanje varne in zanesljive družbe je potekala tudi izmenjava mnenj o prihodnjem razvoju znanstveno-tehnološkega sodelovanja med Japonsko in Slovenijo.
On July 10, Ambassador Yoshida received a visit from Professor Tomokazu Sano, Associate Professor Yosuke Ogino, and graduate student Yuriko Takami from the Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University. They are conducting joint research with the University of Ljubljana. The Ambassador was briefed on their research focused on strengthening and extending the lifespan of metal materials using lasers. This research has been recognized under the EU's Erasmus+ program as a collaborative effort utilizing the evaluation technology possessed by the University of Ljubljana. An exchange of views then took place regarding the future development of Japan-Slovenia scientific and technological research cooperation aimed at realizing a safe and secure society.
On July 10, Ambassador Yoshida received a visit from Professor Tomokazu Sano, Associate Professor Yosuke Ogino, and graduate student Yuriko Takami from the Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University. They are conducting joint research with the University of Ljubljana. The Ambassador was briefed on their research focused on strengthening and extending the lifespan of metal materials using lasers. This research has been recognized under the EU's Erasmus+ program as a collaborative effort utilizing the evaluation technology possessed by the University of Ljubljana. An exchange of views then took place regarding the future development of Japan-Slovenia scientific and technological research cooperation aimed at realizing a safe and secure society.