Kagakusha Network (or “Scientist Network”), a group of young scientists and students who have studied or aspire to study abroad, will organize a symposium entitled “A Guidepost for Aspiring Global Leaders in Science” on July 22, 2012 (Sun), 1:30 pm-5 pm at the Tokyo Kokusai Forum, as a major public event combined with their First Annual Meeting.
Dr. Keiko Sugimoto (Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Japan) and Prof. Yuichiro Anzai (President of JSPS, the past President of Keio University) will be keynote speakers, and researchers who have earned their Ph.D. degrees will provide valuable information based on their experiences to those who wish to study abroad. Admission is free. Advance reservations are required.
For details, see http://www.kagakusha.net/conference
Articles in this newsletter:
- Profiles of FUTI VOLUNTEERS
- NY Icho-kai’s 11th Annual Reception held
- The UTokyo-Yale Initiative Hosted Junior Scholar Conference
- UTokyo-Yale Initiative (TYI) Discusses “Japan and China for Four Decades: Cooperation and Competition since 1972”
- IPMU Becomes a Kavli Institute
- Kagakusha Network Hosts a Seminar on "A Guidepost for Aspiring Global Leaders in Science" on July 22 in Tokyo
- FUTI participates in the “Go Global 2012” Fair at the Komaba Campus
- Reminder: Annual Fundraising Campaign Will End Soon
- Reception in Honor of Prof. Akihiko Tanaka Held
- Eight U.S. Students and Nine UTokyo Students Receive FUTI Leadership Awards
- FUTI’s Board and Advisory Committee Joint Meeting Held
- Mr. Sakurai resigns from the Advisory Committee
- Mr. Shuta Kobayashi becomes Secretary of FUTI
- The FUTI Board appoints Dr. Masako Egawa as a new member
