Even extremely logical, objective, rational, and innovative research results and developed technologies will not have an impact on the world unless they possess inspiring emotion. Mr. Hideaki Sena, who is both a doctor of pharmacology and a writer, will give a lecture about efforts for coexistence of the seemingly conflicting “logic” and “emotion” in his creative activities. In the second half of the event, in keeping with the theme of the exhibit, “Enthusiasm for Science, Passion for Engineering,” Mr. Sena and researchers from the Faculty of Science and Technology will discuss how to convey innovative research and technology in an easy-to-understand manner and disseminate technology to society while retaining an earnest passion for research. We intend to make this event an opportunity to broadly reconsider the university’s ways of thinking about science and technology, relationships with government policies and industry, and how to conduct research activities in the fields of science and engineering, while searching for ways to connect research and development with society. Please enjoy an information-filled 90 minutes.