Ph.D. in Naval Architecture from the University of Tokyo. Professor Emeritus at The University of Tokyo. He served as the President of Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science and then became the Vice President of Nagasaki Marine Industry Cluster Promotion Association. He also served as the first chairman of Ocean Energy Association Japan. His field of expertise is marine engineering.
MSc of Naval Architecture , Yokohama National University. After working at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.’s Research Institute and JAMSTEC, he became the chief coordinator of this association. Specializes in ship engineering and floating body movement. He oversaw the development of deep-sea unmanned vehicle in JAMSTEC. Also he upporting the “Edokko No.1 Project” challenged by small companies in Tokyo.
MSc of Environmental Marine Engineering, Tokyo University. After graduation, he worked as a management consultant for 10 years at Nomura Research Institute. Then started his own company to introduce offshore renewable energy in 2012 after returning from Tokyo to his hometown, Nagasaki. Currently supporting various projects as an Executive coordinator at the association.
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Doctor of engineering (Naval and marine engineering) Osaka University. Professor emeritus at Kobe University. Specializes in ship maneuverability. Worked at Kobe University from 2002 after working at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.’s Research Institute and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, USA. After that, as a member of this association, he is engaged in overseas project invitation and demonstration field works.
Doctor of Science, Tohoku University. After serving as the head of Office of Marine Prediction of Atmosphere and Ocean Department at Japan Meteorological Agency, he became the head of Nagasaki Ocean Academy in April 2022. At Japan Meteorological Agency, he was mainly engaged in marine meteorological observation work, and was in charge of analyzing and producing information on long-term changes in the marine environment associated with climate change and global warming, focusing on observation data and numerical model results from the JMA’s marine meteorological observation ships. He also serves as the Chief of southwestern branch of Oceanographic Society of Japan.
Professor, Graduate School of Engineering, Nagasaki University. Ph.D. from Kyushu University in Engineering, specializing in power and high voltage engineering. After working as an assistant professor at Nagasaki University’s Faculty of Engineering and as a visiting researcher at Clarkson University (USA), he served as a professor at Nagasaki University’s Faculty of Engineering. Former Vice President of Nagasaki University (in charge of industry-academia collaboration).
Professor at Nagasaki University. Doctor of Engineering. Specializes in hydraulic and coastal engineering. After completing the master’s program in civil engineering at the Graduate School of Engineering at Kyoto University, he worked as a research assistant at Kyoto University and then at Nishimatsu Construction.
Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Engineering, Nagasaki University. Ph.D. in Engineering. He specializes in fluid engineering, aerodynamic noise and renewable energy. After working as a research assistant at Nagasaki University and as a visiting researcher at the Ecole Centrale de Lyon (France), he became Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of Engineering, Nagasaki University.
31 years from April 1977, he promoted new business development and other activities in the Mineral Resources Division of Mitsui & Co. He is also a visiting professor at Nagoya University, a member of the Working Group for Offshore Wind Power and Marine Renewable Energy of the Advisory Council of the Headquarters for Ocean Policy of the Cabinet Office, a member of the Next Generation Deep Sea Exploratory System of the Council for Science and Technology of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, a member of the Innovation Promotion Program of the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, and a member of the Council for Science and Technology of the Council for Ocean Policy of the Cabinet Office. He has also served as a member of the Innovation SG and the Strategic Innovation Creation Program Innovative Deep Sea Resource Research Technology Peer Review Meeting.
Nishimatsu Construction. Ph.D. (Engineering). from the Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nihon University. He specializes in fluid mechanics and floating motion. He is currently working as a research associate at the Institute for Nagasaki University.
Doctor of Engineering. Professor. Specializes in marine and environmental engineering. After completing a master’s degree in marine engineering at the University of Tokyo, he was a researcher at the Institute of Naval Technology, Ministry of Transport, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA, and received a doctorate in engineering from the University of Tokyo. After working as an assistant, assistant professor, and professor at the University of Tokyo, he retired in 2014, and has been a professor at Nagasaki Institute of Applied Sciences since April 2016.
