Eisuke Tachikawa, founder of NOSIGNER, delivered a special lecture on Evolutional Creativity to a group of around 20 graduate students from Minerva University at the NOSIGNER office in Yokohama.

Minerva University is known for its distinctive global education model in which students study while moving across seven cities worldwide, and has been recognized for three consecutive years as one of the “World’s Most Innovative Universities.” This session was part of the Japan residency program for graduate students majoring in Decision Sciences.

The lecture was joined by faculty members, including Dr. Geneva Stein, molecular biologist, and Dr. Andy Dosmann, evolutionary biologist and Dean of the College of Natural Sciences. It became a resonant exchange between Minerva’s educational philosophy and Tachikawa’s approach to Evolutional Creativity, both rooted in learning from the adaptive processes of life.

For more about the background of this special lecture and Tachikawa’s reflections, read the full article here: