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Inside the Tsukuba Model: Turning Research Density Into Collaboration
Tsukuba is Japan's leading science city. This planned research hub about 50 kilometers northeast of central Tokyo was built around a concentration of national research institutions and the University of Tsukuba. The city is now home to close to 160 research institutions and around 300 startups that have been established over the years in connection with the university. However, this research concentration has not automatically translated into shared priorities, trusted interf
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Aug 183 min read
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Hiro Nishiguchi joins the GFCC as a Distinguished Fellow
We're pleased to announce that Mr. Hiro Nishiguchi has joined our network as a Distinguished Fellow. Mr. Nishiguchi has worked for years at the intersection of business and policy, advancing the innovation agenda and connecting corporations and startups in Japan and worldwide. He has been a long-standing partner of the GFCC and served as a board member of our organization during his tenure at the Japan Innovation Network. Currently, he is the Managing Director of the Global E
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Feb 13, 20242 min read
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Connecting Sustainable Development to Disaster Resilience in Japan
Disastrous scenery in Japan, Marumori after the Typhoon Hagibis. Water has reached to 2nd floor, cars have been washed away. This...
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Mar 15, 20237 min read
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Frame the Future: Innovating out of Crisis
By Dr. Kazuyoshi Shimada and Dr. Roberto Alvarez Credit: Shutterstock Last year marked the 10th year of remembrance of the Great East...
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May 15, 20224 min read
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What the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) envisions for the future of the STI basic plan?
By Kazuyoshi Shimada, Ph.D, Director of Washington, D.C. Office, JST The 6th STI Basic plan in Japan The Japanese Cabinet approved the...
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May 18, 20215 min read
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