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All the videos of the 3rd Aquaphotomics International Symposium are now available on YouTube. Please use the following playlist to watch all the videos.

Jelena Muncan ,Yukari Kondo The 3rd Aquaphotomics International Symposium was held from 2 to 6 December at the Westin Awaji Island Resort situated at a beautiful location of Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. This year’s Symposium theme – “Water {:en}Read More{:}{:ja} 続きを読む{:}

Aquaphotomics Workshop I Open for public lecture: Aquaphotomics introductory course (Bilingual, 日本語 & English) by Roumiana Tsenkova Time: 13:00-14:00, December 2 (日本語概要) (English Abstract) (PowerPoint) For more information: https://www.aquaphotomics.com/conference/openlecture/

We exhibited the Aquaphotomics Sensor (APS) in “Innovation JAPAN 2018” on August 29-30.      

第一回Aquaphotomics研究会 was held at Keio University.        

The “33rd NIR Forum held under Japan Council for Near Infrared Spectroscopy (JCNIRS)” was held at University of Tsukuba on November 15 to 17, 2017.    

The 18th International Conference on Near Infrared Spectroscopy (ICNIRS) took place at Copenhagen in Denmark from June 11 to 15, 2017. Aquaphotomics research was well represented. Attendees from Japan were Professor R. Tsenkova and master student Y. Nakagawa from Kobe {:en}Read More{:}{:ja} 続きを読む{:}

The First European Aquaphotomics Meeting was held in Lugano, Switzerland on April 28-29, 2017. Among the 24 participants we had scientists from Italy, Hungary, Serbia, Austria, Netherlands, Denmark and Switzerland, with guests from the United States and Japan. The aim {:en}Read More{:}{:ja} 続きを読む{:}

On April 1, 2015 a joint research project “Water Channeling Life” started with Professor M. Yasui of Keio University of Medicine and Suntory Global Innovation Center Ltd. It is a three year project to clarify water channeling and its states {:en}Read More{:}{:ja} 続きを読む{:}

The Second Aquaphotomics International Symposium was held at Kobe University in Japan, from November 26-29, 2016. The conference attracted more than 70 researchers from multiple disciplines. The scientists came from Japan, the Netherlands, Italy, USA, UK, Hungary, Austria, Germany, New {:en}Read More{:}{:ja} 続きを読む{:}