Close integration with industry is essential to problem-solving and producing world-leading research. How is this best achieved?
President Saito from Fujita Health University will participate in a panel session entitled "Close integration with industry is essential to problem-solving and producing world-leading research. How is this best achieved?".
He will be sharing his experience and knowledge of world class research through industry-university collaboration. Please come and join us.
He will be sharing his experience and knowledge of world class research through industry-university collaboration. Please come and join us.
Day 2: 2 June, 1:45 PM - 2:45 PM GMT +9 (1 Hour)
A feature of the 21st century is transnational companies competing to develop technology and products for global markets.
A feature of the 21st century is transnational companies competing to develop technology and products for global markets.
- Is there a universal best-practice model for university-industry knowledge transfer and partnerships?
- How can universities compete to create the most attractive conditions for partnerships to flourish, and what role can governments and industry play?
- What are the environmental or cultural factors that university leaders have to accept when creating strategies to succeed?
Speakers
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Yuko Harayama
Executive director
RIKEN
Moderator -
Shiyi Chen
Former president
Southern University of Science and Technology -
Michinari Hamaguchi
President
Japan Science and Technology Agency -
Moo Hwan Kim
President
Pohang University of Science and Technology -
Eiichi Saitoh
President
Fujita Health University -
Andrew Williamson
Vice-president of strategy
Huawei