ATOMica & Osaka Gas Launch 'Socialium' Inquiry Learning Program at Meisei High School
ATOMica and Daigasgroup (Osaka Gas) have introduced their co-developed inquiry learning program 'Socialium' at Meisei High School, targeting 195 first-year students across 5 classes, with sessions on the zero-energy cooling material SPACECOOL held May 25, 2026.
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FAQ
What is the Socialium program?
Socialium is an inquiry-based learning support program co-developed by ATOMica and the Daigas Group (Osaka Gas), focusing on carbon neutrality and environmental issues for middle and high school students through workshops, experiments, and presentations.
How many students participate at Meisei High School?
195 first-year high school students across 5 classes at Meisei High School (Osaka Meisei Gakuen) are enrolled in the Socialium program, supported by ATOMica community managers as mentors.
What was taught on May 25, 2026?
The 4th and 5th sessions covered SPACECOOL, a radiative cooling material developed by Osaka Gas that reduces temperature by approximately 2–6°C below ambient without any energy input, featuring a lecture by Daigas Group's Matsui and a classroom cooling experiment.
What is SPACECOOL and who developed it?
SPACECOOL is a radiative cooling material developed by Osaka Gas and further commercialized by SPACECOOL Co., Ltd. It was adopted at the Gas Pavilion of Osaka-Kansai Expo by the Japan Gas Association.
What are the next steps for students in the program?
Students will conduct on-campus temperature measurement experiments using SPACECOOL film, develop new application ideas based on collected data, and present their business plans at a final showcase event at an external venue.