Austria and Japan: New Paths in Research
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Austria and Japan want to work more closely together in research. At the third Japan Science Day, the focus was above all on the opportunities arising from Japan's participation in Horizon Europe. Horizon Europe is the research and innovation programme of the European Union.
Japan's participation opens up new possibilities for scientists. Research teams from Europe and Japan can thereby more easily develop joint projects. These concern topics that are important to both sides, such as new technologies and solutions to major societal challenges.
For Austria, this development is particularly relevant because universities and research institutions in the country also take part in international programmes. Through cooperation with Japanese partners, they can expand their networks and forge new contacts.
Japan Science Day shows that scientific exchange between Europe and Japan is gaining in importance. Whether and how the planned collaborations are concretely implemented will become apparent in the coming years.
Sources: TU Wien
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