The University of Tokyo holds the "University of Tokyo Open Lecture" twice a year (spring and autumn) for general adults, university students, and high school students, and this year marks the 2th year.This course, which gives easy-to-understand lectures on the results of education and research obtained at the University of Tokyo, has been widely loved by local people as part of lifelong learning.It is said that the number of participants from all over the country and overseas has increased because it was held online from 68 due to the corona disaster.

　The general theme this time is "connecting".Held from 13:3 each day, it consists of three lectures (40 minutes) and a general discussion (50 minutes).
On Saturday, October 10th, under the theme of "Connecting All," Professor Yoshihiro Kokuni of the Graduate School of Education, "Can Children Connect? -Issues and Prospects of Inclusive Education", Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology・ "Informatics that connects people and society to support a super-aged society" by Atsushi Hiyama, "Robotics that understands people and connects people" by Professor Shie Nagai, Neuro-Intelligence International Research Organization. To give a lecture.In addition, a general discussion will be held with three lecturers under the moderator of Professor Hideaki Kuzuoka of the Graduate School of Information Science and Engineering.
On November 11th (Sat), there will be a three-frame lecture and a general discussion on the theme of "Connecting Medical Care" and November 13th (Sat), "Connecting Time and Space".

　The target is adults, university students, and high school students, and the tuition fee is free.The capacity is 3,000 people each day, and applications are accepted from the website until the day of the event.

Reference: [University of Tokyo] 133rd (Autumn 2021) University of Tokyo Open Lecture "Connecting"