Exhibitor Information
TOYO UNIVERSITY FACULTY AND GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION
Booth No. :
1-064
Exhibition Details
This exhibition showcases Toyo University's Faculty and Graduate School of Environmental Innovation (launching April 2027). It explores solutions to environmental issues driven by social change using digital technology and science communication to foster a sustainable green and digital society. Along with a program overview, it features wastewater purification technology focused on water.
Exhibition Area and Categories
Exhibition Area
Exhibition Category
Environmentally conscious aspects
- Reducing energy/water use during manufacturing
- Reducing waste/emissions during manufacturing
- Saving energy/water use during customer use
- Lowering pollution/emissions during customer use
- Reducing the amount of waste at the time of disposal
- Reducing hazardous substances and pollution emitted by waste disposal
Introducing the new faculty's broad research. "Water" examples: panels & models.
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Rendering of the new building for the Faculty and Graduate School of Environmental Innovation, opening April 2027. -
A small-scale demo using gel carriers with microorganisms to purify wastewater.
Corporate Information
| Section | Kawagoe Campus Office Administration Section |
|---|---|
| Address | 2100 Kujirai, Kawagoe, Saitama, Japan 350-8585 |
| Phone | 049-239-1509 |
| mlkawakyo@toyo.jp | |
| URL | https://www.toyo.ac.jp/env/ |
Summary of Business
Toyo University will establish the Faculty of Environmental Innovation and the Graduate School of Environmental Innovation at its Kawagoe Campus in April 2027. Through education and research grounded in environmental science, the Faculty and Graduate School will address environmental challenges arising from social change and contribute to the realization of a sustainable society by integrating digital technologies, data science, and interdisciplinary approaches. Their education and research are built around two key areas: “Environmental Creation,” which uses environmental and digital technologies to plan and design a sustainable society, and “Science Communication,” which promotes collaboration and co-creation among diverse stakeholders by communicating scientific knowledge and data in accessible ways. By making use of the rich natural environment of the Kawagoe Campus and its environmentally conscious new building, and through experiential learning and collaboration with local communities, businesses, and government organizations, the Faculty and Graduate School aim to develop professionals who can contribute to the realization of a sustainable green and digital society.