Kansai University has over 700 researchers, many of whom are engaged in unique international activities. To share information of such activities with a wide range of people inside and outside the university, we publish here the online Casebooks of International Activities at Kansai University.

The 2nd casebook showcases the activities of Professor Naoki Egawa in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Engineering: Measurement survey and continuous transformation research in Kampong Phluk, Cambodia. Since 2005, students belonging to Professor Egawa’s laboratory have regularly conducted on-site research surveys of the “elastic water world.” This article also features beautiful landscapes of the village of Kampong Phluk.

For details, please see the PDF file. We will continue sharing information of unique activities at Kansai University, to show that “Kandai has many human treasures.” Keep checking here for more.

Naoki Egawa, Faculty of Chemistry, Materials and Bioengineering : International Exchanges between Science and Engineering Students at Kansai University (KU) and Researchers and Students in Germany (in PDF format)

[Reference] Click here for the previous Casebooks of International Activities at Kansai University (in English).
(1) Tadao Oikawa, Faculty of Chemistry, Materials and Bioengineering: International Exchanges between Science and Engineering Students at Kansai University, and researchers and students in Germany