Source: Michael Jacob
The new
AIST Global Zero Emission Research Center will tackle the global challenge of
climate change by gathering Research and Innovation nations from all over the
world through international collaboration. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has
appointed...
Apart from the 800 people physically present, the symposium was followed by “avatars” from other geographical locations
Source: Michael Jacob
Proposed
goals and targets for the new Japanese Moonshot programme for transformative
research and innovation was specified together with international experts at
the International Moonshot Symposium on December 17-18. The symposium was an...
The 151st
year of diplomatic relations between Sweden and Japan has come to an end, and
we now enter the exiting year of 2020, with new research and innovation policy
developments, as well as the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, and their...
Tokyo will next year host the Olympic Games for the second time; the first time was in 1964, and it will also host the Paralympics Games for the first time. It was made official at the Games in Rio de Janeiro 2016, and since then have the Japanese...
The Embassy
of Sweden welcomed with great pleasure Dr Yoshino, one of the three who jointly
were awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, to a Nobel reception at the
Ambassador’s residence on the 26th of November to celebrate his
success....
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One of today’s newest concept vehicles in the motor industry in Japan is the Nano Cellulose Vehicle (NCV). It was presented and shown for the first time to the public at the Tokyo Motor Show 2019 (TMS) Future Expo and is the first NCV to be...
The Swedish
Minister for Higher Education and Research, Ms. Matilda Ernkrans, made her
first visit to Japan in her role as a Minister during October 5-9. The primary
objective was as invited speaker at the Science and Technology in...
