International Longevity and Biotech Event in Kobe; Hoshi Matsuda to Speak as Panelist
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An international event focused on longevity and biotechnology, "Mirai Tech City Kobe," will be held in Kobe's "Kobe Biomedical Innovation Cluster" in Hyogo Prefecture. The event will run for one month, and researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors from Japan and abroad are expected to gather.
It has been announced that Matsuda Hoshiro will appear as a speaker. The event is organized by the NPO Red Box Japan. It is expected that discussions and information exchange on research and business development will take place at the event.
Because the event is held in the Kobe Biomedical Innovation Cluster, an area where research institutions and companies related to medicine and health gather, attention is focusing on efforts to connect research results to business. The field of longevity is a theme drawing growing interest in Japan as its population continues to age.
The information released mainly concerns the outline of the event and its speaker. Specific dates and details of the content will need to be confirmed through future official announcements. Those who are interested may wish to check the organizer's information for how to participate and what the event involves.
Sources: Excite エキサイト
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