In partnership with the Leave a Nest, TENGA Co., Ltd. offered a grant for one researcher to facilitate development of science and technology, with a focus on sexuality and sexual science. These grants are part of Leave a Nest’s “Young Scientists Encouragement Project” aim to encourage young thinkers and aspiring scientists to rise and develop their ideas.
Through thorough screening both through documentation and face-to-face interviews, two separate projects were in the running, both to such a high degree that TENGA has decided that it will provide both of these young scientists with a grant.
First, a project on using Substitutional Reality Technology to assess the effects on the human brain from entertainment contents using SR Technology. The second focuses on creating a simulator of the AIDS virus to more easily record how the virus reacts to varying situations, aiming to shed light on more effective treatment.
From all of us here at TENGA we wish both of these upcoming minds the very best in their research – keep an eye out right here for future updates!
