Soka graduate student wins top award at eco-symposium in Thailand
2010.08.20
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Soka University Graduate School of Engineering Nobuyuki Nakatomi, who is majoring in Environmental Engineering for Symbiosis, won the Best Presentation Award in the student competition at the 2nd Asia Pacific Coral Reef Symposium held in Phuket, Thailand. The international symposium, which was organized and hosted by the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology on June 20-24, addresses the manifold threats to coral reefs in the Asia Pacific region, including global climate change, and provides a forum to examine and promote solutions to meet the challenge. Nakatomi’s award-winning abstract was on research examining the role of zooplankton in transferring energy and materials to different trophic levels, which are distinct segments in the marine food chain, and shedding new light on the ecosystem of coral reefs. The Soka student was chosen for his outstanding oral and poster presentation. |
Nakatomi bears citation and award in Thailand |
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