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Session 1:
How Can We Establish and Utilize Information and Knowledge Infrastructure for Collaboration and Innovation?
- Important to keep an appropriate balance between open and private spheres of information and knowledge
- Information commons is emerging in diverse fields – genetic code in molecular biology, open source software in ICT, public health in “Scientists without Borders”
- Necessary to identify and examine characteristics of information commons in different areas and sectors
- Mechanisms of creating and maintaining information commons
- Incentive structures of relevant actors
- Speed of information and knowledge creation
- Fragmentation of information and knowledge
- Scope and opportunities for combination of information
- Towards sectoral systems of information commons
Session 2:
What are international cooperative strategies to cultivate science-based human resources and promulgate their contributions to global innovation ecosystem?
- More Emphasis on transforming Education system
- building research universities with global competitiveness
- exploring new cross cultural educational program
- Multilateral, Diversity
- How to solve practical (/global) problems doing research in a foreign country
- Entrepreneurial University
- Creating Framework Research Projects Initiated by International Collaboration
- expanding research fund from
- international research collaboration
- supporting career path plans of researchers
- Creating Network
- more emphasis on collaboration with East Asia and India
- Experiential learn
- Providing incentives to the mobility of HRST
- circulating HR within hub networks
- The Role of Japanese Government, Universities, Industries
- initiating the financial and structured support to these policy targets
Session 3:
Is global alliance feasible to remove the air pollution of East Asia?
- Set up the goal for removing the world’s air pollution (Sox, NOx, PD etc) and enhance the value of the air resource by 20XX, and co-own this goal landing between Japan and China.
- To achieve the goal landing, make “the Sustainable Global Alliance against the Air Pollution” between Japan and China as a world forefront.
- Under this Alliance, build an international innovation engine, which resonantly shares the human value, as well as specifies the sources of pollution and simulates various air pollutions for the long-term future.
- Design the sustainable system to perform the concurrent observation / evaluation for the progress of these action plans.
Session 4:
Establishing Benchmarks for the Global Innovation Ecosystem
-What is the measure for "Outcome of Innovation" and How to evaluate "Effect of the Policy Instruments"? -
- We recommend the establishment of international network to set standards of statistical measure for intangible assets and innovation, which is comparable internationally.
- Also, we suggest the formulation of cooperative framework with UN and OECD and network among Asian countries with the participation of economists and science-technology researchers.
- The joint research project initiated by EUROSTAT has already started among developed countries. Our objective is to construct the Asian-version project.
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