業務内容

• 募集の背景、プロジェクトの説明

  本機構では、外国人留学生として、日本の大学（学部）等に入学を希望する者について、日本の大学等で必要とする日本語力及び基礎学力の評価を行うことを目的として、日本留学試験を実施しています。

• 仕事内容・職務内容

  日本留学試験　日本語科目の記述問題の採点者を募集します。

業務内容

• 募集の背景、プロジェクトの説明

  We are a leading research institution dedicated to advancing cybersecurity, cryptography, artificial intelligence, and blockchain technologies. Our interdisciplinary program focuses on fostering experts capable of addressing the growing challenges of cybersecurity in critical sectors, including port logistics, smart cities, and industrial control systems.
  
  With cutting-edge research facilities, collaborative industry partnerships, and a global network of academic exchanges, we offer a dynamic environment for groundbreaking research and practical innovation. Our faculty includes renowned scholars and industry leaders who provide mentorship and guidance for students aiming to become global leaders in cybersecurity and advanced information protection.
  
  Join us to shape the future of convergence security and contribute to securing tomorrow’s digital infrastructure.

• 仕事内容・職務内容

  
  ✔ Automotive Security: Development of data protection and anti-hacking technologies in autonomous driving and connected car environments
  ✔Blockchain Security: Verification of blockchain platform safety and analysis of smart contract vulnerabilities
  ✔Generative AI Security: Research on preventing misuse and detecting malicious exploitation of generative AI models
  ✔Industrial Facility Security: Strengthening cybersecurity for key infrastructures such as smart factories and energy systems
  ✔Drone&Robt Security: Development of integrated security solutions for the safe operation of Robots, drones and unmanned aerial systems

業務内容

• 募集の背景、プロジェクトの説明

  We welcome applications for a PHD candidate for the research project “Climate Citizenship: Infrastructures, Environments, and Democracy in the Era of Climate Change,” funded by a European Research Council Starting Grant (ERC-StG).
  
  Climate Citizenship explores how adapting environments to climate change through new forms of nature-based infrastructure reshapes people's relationships with each other and the state. Examples range from green roofs and vertical gardens to urban parks, flood plains and more ambitious efforts to transform landscapes. The project treats these infrastructures as social and political as well as environmental experiments. It asks: when and how do they stimulate behavioural change, create new alliances between stakeholders, or transform the division of rights and responsibilities within a society?
  
  As a PhD candidate, you will conduct ethnographic research on these questions in the Tokyo Bay area (Japan). You will employ an “ecographic” research design, combining ethnographic methods with those from the ecological sciences in order to track how new forms of climate adaptation alter both environment and society. Your primary supervisor will be the project’s Principal Investigator, Dr. Andrew Littlejohn. The project is hosted by Leiden University’s Institute of Cultural Anthropology & Development Sociology.

• 仕事内容・職務内容

  As a PhD candidate, you will conduct independent ethnographic research in the Tokyo Bay area (Japan) within the frame of this project:
  - You will conduct ethnographic research, entailing at least 10 months of fieldwork, using an “ecographic” protocol developed together with the Postdoc;
  - Submit a PhD thesis, publish at least one peer-reviewed journal article, and produce one work of audio-visual media;
  - Co-produce a podcast series designed for a public audience on the results of the project;
  - Participate in the meetings and proceedings of the project (e.g. reading groups, seminars, workshops) and wider activities of the Institute of Cultural Anthropology & Development Sociology, including training requirements of the institute and faculty;
  - Co-organise and participate in academic and public events, such as an international conference organized by the project.
  
  You will be part of a team comprising two PhD candidates, a postdoctoral researcher, and the PI. The entire team is expected to reside in the Netherlands and work from Leiden for the duration of the project, except during fieldwork.

業務内容

• 募集の背景、プロジェクトの説明

  The Tsukui Lab is seeking a highly motivated researcher to join our team. The Tsukui Lab is dedicated to unraveling the complexities of fibroblast biology in the lung, with a mission to translate fundamental discoveries into therapeutic strategies for pulmonary diseases.
  
  Selected publications
  Tsukui T, Wolters PJ, Sheppard D. Nature. 2024 Jul;631(8021):627-634. doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07660-1.
  Tsukui T, Sun KH, Wetter JB, Wilson-Kanamori JR, Hazelwood LA, Henderson NC, Adams TS, Schupp JC, Poli SD, Rosas IO, Kaminski N, Matthay MA, Wolters PJ, Sheppard D. Nat Commun. 2020 Apr 21;11(1):1920. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-15647-5.
  
  Tatsuya Tsukui, PhD
  Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy and Sleep,
  Department of Medicine,
  University of California, San Francisco

• 仕事内容・職務内容

  Design and conduct independent research projects related to lung fibroblast biology and pulmonary fibrosis.
  Collaborate with lab members and external partners.
  Present research at national and international conferences and publish in peer-reviewed journals.