FeED - Forge Ecosystems, through Education and Design

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Summary

FeED stands for "Forge Ecosystems, through Education and Design."
It is an interdisciplinary initiative that aims to forge sustainable local ecosystems in areas such as agriculture, food systems, and creative industries, by linking creativity, skills, data, learning and making. FeED creates platforms where diverse actors - from farmers to designers, and educators to students - collaborate to shape resilient, creative, and regenerative communities. FeED represents a process of transformation: by linking fields, people, and disciplines, it builds fertile ground for social innovation rooted in place, yet open to global exchange.

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Project Members

About Project Members, Researchers

Note: ◎ indicates the project leader

Name	Affiliation	Position	Field of Specialization/Research Interests
◎ Atsushi Shinjo	Faculty of Environment and Information Studies	Professor	Information Science (Industrial Applications, Data Governance, Knowledge and Information Science), Information Policy, Agricultural Informatics, Service Science
Haruyuki Yamashita	Graduate School of Media and Governance	Project Professor	Culinary Theory and Food Environment
Hiroyuki Nobutomo	Graduate School of Media and Governance	Project Associate Professor	Marketing, Data Governance, Systemic Design
Haruka Miki	Graduate School of Media and Governance	Project Researcher	Data Analysis, Virtual Reality (VR)
Shunichiro Tutani	Keio Research Institute at SFC	Senior Researcher	Food Science
Masami Hirano	Keio Research Institute at SFC	Researcher	FoodTech, AgriTech