[別 紙] 2021年度 e-START コース提案書（コース1 e-START …

1 1 2021 e- START 1 e- START Program course proposal for the 2nd semester 2021: Course 1 School, Job Title Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Professor Name Katsuya INOUE Email address / Theme of the course Chiral Sciences /Liberal Arts Subject e-START A / Collaborative Online International Seminar A (1credit) / Overseas university(ies) to jointly conduct the course Country/region Baroda, India Name of university MS The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Country/region , USA Name of university University of Colorado at Boulder Country/region Glasgow, UK Name of university University of Glasgow Country/region Orenburg Russia Name of university Orenburg State University, Country/region Zaragoza, Aragon.

2 Spain Name of university Zaragoza University Spanish National Research Council CSIC Country/region Lyon, France Name of university University of Lyon 1 Country/region Wroclaw, Poland Name of university University of Wroclaw 2 / Language to be used in the course /English /Communication platform used in the course Microsoft Teams/Zoom / Recommended background knowledge / Basic knowledges of math, chemistry, physics, and biology / Outline of the course /Current knowledge of chiral sciences On Demand Lecturers (Via Bb9 or Youtube): Prasanna Ghalsasi (MSU, India, 1U), Ivan I.

3 Smalyukh (UC Boulder, 1U), Malcolm Kadodwala (U Galsgow, UK, 1U), Vitaly, Berdinsky (OSU, Russia, 1U), Javier Campo (UniZar, Spain, 1U), Dominique Leneau(U Lyon, France, 1U), Chihiro Sasaki(U Wroclaw, Poland, 1U), Shinichi Tate(HU, Japan, 1U) and Katsuya INOUE (HU, Japan, 2U) = 10U (up to 15U)(1U= 90 min.) 1. Overview, history, and meaning of Chirality (KI) 2. Chirality of Spin Alignment: Chiral Magnetism(KI) 3. Chiral liquid crystal(IIS) 4. Chirality in elementary particles(CS) 5. Chirality in Biology (ST) 6. Chiral plasmonics (MK) 7. Theoretical Considerations of Chirality in Chemistry and Physics(VB) 8. Chirality detection by neutrons(JC) 9.

4 Chiral Catalysts(PG) 10. Chirality in complexes(DL) 11. Group Discussions 1U (90 min) on 20th. (Mon) Dec. UTC/GMT +4 (0 -8 UTC group UK, FR, ES) Leading discussion staffs MK, DL, JC and KI UTC/GMT +12 (9-16 UTC group RU, IN, JP) Leading discussion staffs VB, PG and KI UTC/GMT +20 (17-24 UTC group US) Leading discussion staffs IIS and KI 12. Preparing Report 4U (360 min.) Please send to / Detailed plan of the course (1) Plan of specialized lecture /Period: Lectures: 1st. of Dec. 14th of Dec.(2 weeks on-demand via Online) Disccussions 20th. (Mon) Dec. Report deadline End of Dec. /Details / A lecture on the state-of-the- 3 art knowledge in chiral science.

5 (2) Plan of group work /Period Dec/month 15 /day Dec /month 15 /day /Details / Students will discuss chiral science with reference to what they have learned throughout the lecture, discovering new issues and proposing problems to be solved. Group Discussion via Zoom 15th. of Dec. (Wed.) Details: Group Discussions 90 min UTC/GMT +4 (0 -8 UTC group UK, FR, ES) Leading discussion staffs MK, DL, JC and KI UTC/GMT +12 (9-16 UTC group RU, IN, JP) Leading discussion staffs VB, PG and KI UTC/GMT +20 (17-24 UTC group US) Leading discussion staffs IIS and KI (3) Plan of final group presentation /Period Around Dec/month 31 /day /Details Report/ / Others 1 2021 e-START 2 e-START program for the 2nd semester 2021.

6 Course 2 School, Job Title Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor Name Hiroshi ARAMI Email address / Theme of the course The East Asian World from the Perspective of Taiwan s Cultural and Religious Heritage (Chinese) /Liberal Arts Subject e-START A / Collaborative Online International Seminar A (1credit) / Overseas university(ies) to jointly conduct the course Country/region Taiwan Name of university National Central University / Language to be used in the course English, Chinese.

7 Japanese /Communication platform used in the course Teams / Recommended background knowledge Knowledges of Taiwanese history and culture / Outline of the course e-START A BEVI-j Under the theme of East Asian Society from the perspective of Taiwan s cultural and religious heritage , the program consists of a cultural heritage tour of Taiwan, lectures by local experts, joint field research and presentations with local students of the partner university, and language training (Chinese).

8 Through lectures and practical learning programs, students learn about Japan-Taiwan relations, cross-cultural understanding, and the importance of learning foreign 2 languages. Participants register for the Liberal Arts Subject Online International Seminar A (1 credit), and attend three prior lectures and orientation over a period of about three months, as well as a self-study meeting organized by students, and a post-study session after the program. In order to evaluate learning outcomes, the BEVI-j competency assessment and language proficiency test are conducted before and after the program. / Detailed plan of the course (1) Plan of specialized lecture /Period Around /month /day /month /day /Details This program aims to deepen students' understanding of Taiwanese culture and modern Taiwan under the theme of "Modern Taiwan from the perspective of Taiwan's cultural and religious heritage.

9 In particular, students learn about the development of today's Taiwan and its backgrounds, such as history, culture, language, ideology, and faith, and are encouraged to think deeply about Japan-Taiwan relations and Japan's position in East Asia. Students are required to attend three prior lectures and orientation at Hiroshima University during the 4th term, and at the same time, a self-study meeting will be organized voluntarily. From March, students attend lectures provided by the partner university for two weeks, lectures by local experts, and language training (Chinese) at National Central University. At the end of the program, students make a final presentation online.

10 (2) Plan of group work /Period Around /month /day /month /day /Details Students are required to attend about three prior lectures during the 4th term at Hiroshima University, and at the same time organize self-study meetings to manage their own group project. Self-study meetings will be held 3-6 times during the 4th Term and prepare for the final presentation online. (3) Plan of final group presentation 3 /Period Around /month /day /month /day /Details e-START A group presentation is scheduled on the last day of the lecture (online) provided by Central Taiwan University in March.