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Ueta Kazuhiro, Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University Suzuki Tatsujiro, Vice-Chairman, Japan Atomic Energy Commission (Currently Vice Director of Research Center for Nuclear Weapons...
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Discussion of the Governance Problems Surrounding STAP Cell Research Papers
SAKURA Osamu, Ph.D., Professor at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, University of Tokyo In January 2014, a research team led by Obokata Haruko, a research unit leader of the...
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The Truth behind the STAP Cell Case Reality of research institutions,...
SAKURA Osamu KATASE Kumiko YASHIRO Yoshimi What Happened, and What Came to Light Sakura Osamu: Obokata Haruko, Unit Leader at RIKEN, announced in late January this year (2014) that she had established...
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The Robot & AI Revolution
SAKURA Osamu, PhD., Dean and Professor at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, University of Tokyo©AOKI Noboru Robot research is one of Japan’s areas of specialty. With 310,000 units,...
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The Robot & AI Revolution I Robots will Change Work & Industry
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Corporations and Geniuses― The main man behind the invention of blue LEDs...
The invention of blue LEDs was the product of the conviction of a researcher who does not even view effort as really effort. How should corporations deal with capable researchers? 22 October 2014,...
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Electricity Reform Is the Best Performer for the Growth Strategy
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KASHIKAWA Nobunari, Associate Professor, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan It has been fifteen years since the Subaru Telescope began operation. It stands as a symbol of the technology on...
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Feature Article on Scientific Advice: Between Science and Administration The...
(1) Is It Reactionism? Members of the Subcommittee that deliberated on the draft of the Basic Energy Plan were replaced following a government changeover. In a blatant selection of personnel, the LDP...
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Feature Article on Scientific Advice: Paradigm Shift in Scientific Advice...
Growing expectations and skepticism about “scientific advice” “Scientific advice,” which provides the government, corporations and individuals with useful technical information, knowledge and judgments...
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Discussion of the Governance Problems Surrounding STAP Cell Research Papers
SAKURA Osamu, Ph.D., Professor at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, University of Tokyo In January 2014, a research team led by Obokata Haruko, a research unit leader of the...
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The Truth behind the STAP Cell Case Reality of research institutions,...
SAKURA Osamu KATASE Kumiko YASHIRO Yoshimi What Happened, and What Came to Light Sakura Osamu: Obokata Haruko, Unit Leader at RIKEN, announced in late January this year (2014) that she had established...
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The Robot & AI Revolution
SAKURA Osamu, PhD., Dean and Professor at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, University of Tokyo©AOKI Noboru Robot research is one of Japan’s areas of specialty. With 310,000 units,...
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The Robot & AI Revolution I Robots will Change Work & Industry
Robots exist as a substitute for humans, and are sometimes perceived as a job-stealing threat. But in reality, they are not necessarily our rivals. In the real-life workplaces where robots have been...
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Corporations and Geniuses― The main man behind the invention of blue LEDs...
The invention of blue LEDs was the product of the conviction of a researcher who does not even view effort as really effort. How should corporations deal with capable researchers? 22 October 2014,...
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Electricity Reform Is the Best Performer for the Growth Strategy
The Great Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster that stopped nuclear power generation revealed the vulnerability of Japan’s electricity system ABE Junichi (AJ): The Government decided in a cabinet meeting...
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From the Subaru Telescope to TMT
KASHIKAWA Nobunari, Associate Professor, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan It has been fifteen years since the Subaru Telescope began operation. It stands as a symbol of the technology on...
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Interview: Artificial Intelligence
Professor Sakura Osamu (left) and Professor Nishigaki Toru Professor Sakura Osamu (left) had an interview with Professor Nishigaki Toru about the artificial intelligence (AI) on September 2, 2016, at...
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