Kousaku Ohta and Masatoshi Funabashi presented a poster of Synecoculture project at

Symposium flyer:

The poster was selected among the 20 finalists:


Kousaku Ohta and Masatoshi Funabashi presented a poster of Synecoculture project at

Symposium flyer:

The poster was selected among the 20 finalists:


Masatoshi Funabashi has published a perspective article from Nature Partner Journal Science of Food:
Human augmentation of ecosystems: objectives for food production and science by 2045
This perspective paper defines a novel paradigm, the anthropogenic augmentation of ecosystems, as a solution to health-diet-environment trilemma.
Based on this perspective, FOOD flagship project was established in the UniTwin UNESCO Complex Systems Digital Campus.
From 2020, this e-laboratory changed its name from “Open Systems Exploration for Ecosystems Leveraging” to “Human Augmentation of Ecosystems”, taking the perspective article as the landmark publication of the initial phase in CS-DC.
Masa Funabashi published the following article:
This article defines a novel concept of scientific reproducibility, namely the inter-subjective objectivity.
Proceedings of the First Complex Systems Digital Campus World E-Conference 2015 was published from Springer Proceedings in Complexity:
In this book, the following articles were published including the studies from the synecoculture project.
Masatoshi Funabashi has published the following review article:
This article explains the integrated model of physiological and ecological optima, IMPEO, which makes the theoretical foundation of Synecoculture.
In the same volume also co-authored the following articles: