Seminar in Aquatic Environmental Microbiology1

Numbering Code G-AGR04 6DB44 SJ81 Year/Term 2022 ・ Year-round
Number of Credits 3 Course Type Seminar
Target Year Target Student
Language Japanese Day/Period
Instructor name SAWAYAMA SHIGEKI (Graduate School of Agriculture Professor)
NAKAGAWA SATOSHI (Graduate School of Agriculture Associate Professor)
Outline and Purpose of the Course There are opportunities of reading articles in marine environmental microbiology and algology, giving presentation of related current topics, and having discussion.
Course Goals Understand the basic concepts related to aquatic environmental microbiology.
Schedule and Contents Introduction, presentation and discussion of relatively basic academic articles (sessions 1 to 15: Shigeki Sawayama, Satoshi Nakagawa)                                 
Students will develop analytical skills by summarizing, presenting and discussing the contents of the most current academic articles and frequently referenced papers related to: production of valuable compounds such as cartenoids and biofuels from microalgae; the physiology and ecology of pestalotiopsis and methanogenic bacteria; the physiology and ecology of microbes in extreme environments such as deep-ocean hydrothermal systems and symbiotic marine microbes.
In addition, students will enhance their research and presentation skills by developing a research theme, designing and writing a research plan, conducting research, compiling and examining research results, and presenting the results.
Feedback: Instructors will be available to answer questions by email during the feedback period.
Evaluation Methods and Policy Refer to 'Given-year Guide to Degree Programs' for attainment levels of evaluation.
Course Requirements Knowledge of cell biology, molecular biology, genetic engineering and microbiology is desirable.
Study outside of Class (preparation and review) Preview and review academic papers introduced in class.
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