2023 News Archives

Creating Japan-US Research Highway

The Japan-US Research Collaboration Week aims to accelerate research collaboration between Japan and the US particularly in the fields of science and technology. By fostering collaborations and partnerships between Japan and the United States, we can establish trust networks and build a community of diverse and highly talented researchers. These networks will be valuable assets to society and encourage innovation, especially when tackling global issues and crises. Furthermore, they will contribute to the development of the next generation of human resources, fostering peace and stability in the Pacific region.

This is unique opportunity for new stakeholders to participate in ongoing research collaborations that are either already successful or on track for success. By learning from these collaborations, stakeholders can gain insight into the “Research Highway E which is being developed as a mechanism to accelerate research collaboration through between Japan and the US and link the research outcomes to social implementation and commercialization.

Format: in-person
Venue:

• Stanford University, Beckman Center, Munzer Auditorium (279 Campus Drive W, Stanford, CA 94305
• Stanford University, *Li Ka Shing Center For Learning (LKSC) Room 120 (291 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA) *Only for 7/22 (Sat)

Date & Time (PDT):

• July 20 (Thu) 8:30-11:00, 15:30-18:00
• July 21 (Fri) 8:30-11:00, 15:30-18:00
• July 22 (Sat) 9:30-17:30
• July 24 (Mon) 8:30-11:00, 13:10-18:10
• July 25 (Tue) 8:45-17:15

Language English

Co-Hosts: Stanford University, Nagoya University, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS),
Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST),
Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED),
United Japanese Researchers Around the World (UJA)

Supporters: Consulate-General of Japan in San Francisco,
Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

• Event Website
• Proceedings: After the event, you can download the proceedings here.
• Registration (Admission free)