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The Graduate School of Veterinary Science will hold the “Zoobiquity Symposium” on Saturday, October 18th. Zoobiquity is an approach to finding innovative solutions to some of the most challenging issues in human life from physical and mental health to social change. By identifying and understanding the vulnerabilities we share with other species on Earth, this perspective helps translate biological insights into strategies that improve the lives of both humans and animals.

At the symposium, professors from Japan and abroad will present research and initiatives related to Zoobiquity and One Health. High school, university, and graduate students will also share their future vision of One Health, followed by a panel discussion on educating the next generation to lead the future of Zoobiquity and One Health. If you are interested, feel free to join us.

Date: Saturday, October 18^th, 2025

Time: 9:00 a.m. - 5:45 p.m.

Venue: Lecture hall, Morinomiya Campus, Osaka Metropolitan University

Language: English

Registration: 

 Free (lunch included) / Pre-registration required by September 30. Kindly register via the link below.

https://form.run/@Zoobiquity-Symposium

Open to high school students, university students, graduate students, and educators at academic institutions.

Capacity: 200 people