opening

Hirotaka Osawa & Vincent Bontems

Session I: Science & Sci-Fi

1. 1. The Babelization of the Web of Science. A Scenario of Potential Risk Evolutions through Algorithms and Data for Science

   Vincent Bontems

2. 2. The Multifaceted Development of Japanese Literary Science Fiction

   Denis Talliandier

3. 3. A Possible Japanese Dystopia: Healthcare Algorithm and Invasion of Imagination in Japanese Anime “Psycho-Pass (2012-)”

   Yutaka Ebihara

Break

Keynote 1

1. How Science Fiction (almost) Saved Philosophy

   Dominique Lestel

Break

Session II: Speculativeness in Sci-Fi

1. 1. Estranged Playgrounds: Using Science Fiction to Toy with Worlds and World-Travel

   Yuuki Namba

2. 2. PARALLEL TUMMY CLINIC -How Should Artificial Wombs Be Conceived and Exhibited Today?

   Ai Hasegawa

3. 3. A Panorama of South African Speculative Fictions

   Indiana Lods ※Online

Keynote 2

1. Simondon, Lem & Multiversalism: AI in the light of Scientific Fictions

   Vincent Bontems

Break

Session Ⅲ： Innovation & Creativity

1. 1. Designing and Implementing 'Neu World,' a Science Communication Platform Based on Sci-Fi Prototyping: Towards Co-creating the Future with Diverse Stakeholders

   Ryu Miyata

2. 2. Effects of Science Fiction on Creativity: A Meta-Analysis

   Mengsi Liu & Sachiko Kiyokawa

3. 3. Trends of Sci-Fi Prototyping and Various Workshop Methods in Japan

   Dohjin Miyamoto

Lunch break

Session Ⅳ: Future roadmapping for/with Sci-Fi

1. 1. From Sci-Fi Fantasy to Reality: A Fusion of Art, Sci-Fi and Roadmapping

   Miwa Nishinaka & Kunio Shirahada

2. 2. Robots of the Future and Dreams of Science Fiction

   Gentiane Venture

3. 3. Can Humans Imagine?: Storytelling After Generative AI

   Kamome Ashizawa

4. 4. Imagining Olfactory Technology with a Song-era Uchrony

   Dai Li

5. 5. Reverse-Engineering of Science Fiction Technologies

   Roland Lehoucq, ※Online

Closing