


In order to honor the achievements of Nobel Prize laureate in physics, Dr. Shin-itiro Tomonaga and raise awareness toward nature and science, the "Buds of Science" Prize was established in 2006. This prize is presented to individuals who demonstrate their enthusiastic efforts toward science in their works. The prize winners will receive a prize certificate and a commemorative item from the university president.
The word,"Buds of Science" came from the message from Dr. Sin-itiro Tomonaga at a discussion meeting among Dr. Hideki Yukawa, Dr. Sin-itiro Tomonaga, and Reona (Leo) Ezaki that was held at the Kyoto International Conference Center in November 6, 1974, where Dr. Tomonaga was requested to send a message to children. The original message is kept in the Kyoto Municipal Science Center for Youth.
Nature is treasury of "wonders." You will feel the wonder of natural phenomenon. "What?" or "Why?" growing in your mind is exactly the "Bud of Science".
Try to put together these "Buds of Science" growing in your mind by experimenting or observing.
Works don't need to be perfect. We are calling for works that demonstrate your enthusiastic efforts toward science.
For the details of the "Buds of Science" Prize, please inquire at the office below by phone or mail.
Division of Services for Laboratory Schools, Department of Tokyo Campus Affairs 3-29-1 Otsuka, Bunkyo-ku, 112-0012 Tokyo
TEL: +81.3.3942.6806
Office Hours:
9:30-12:15, 13:00-18:00 (Monday-Friday)
E-mail: kagakunome#@#un.tsukuba.ac.jp
(Remove "#" from the above e-mail address before sending mail.)