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Creating a highway to promote Japan-U.S. research collaboration

The Japan-US Research Collaboration Week seeks to establish a dynamic platform for universities, research institutes, businesses, and financial institutions from Japan and the US to cooperate on joint research projects. Through this initiative, we aim to enhance Japan-US science and technology diplomacy, facilitate social implementation of research outcomes in business, and foster human-centered, sustainable, healthy, and equitable societal development alongside economic growth.

We invite various stakeholders engaged in ongoing collaborations or seeking to establish new partnerships to join us for discussions on developing and nurturing collaborations. Together, we will explore strategies for identifying potential collaborators and learn from the experience of existing collaborative initiatives. This forum will provide insight into the evolving "research highway" designed to accelerate research collaboration between Japan and the US, as well as facilitate the translation of research outcomes into social implementation and commercialization.

• Stanford University, Li Ka Shing Center for Learning (291 Campus Drive, Stanford, CA) and others (TBD)

Date & Time (PDT):

• July 29 (Mon) – July 31 (Wed)

Language English

Hosts: Stanford University School of Medicine and Japan Science and Technology Agency

Registration: Free
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