Commentary  » Home » Journals » Commentary "Kagaku-to Kogyou" (Chemistry and Chemical Industry) Commentary @@ Vol.66(2013) Vol.65(2012) Vol.64(2011) Vol.63(2010) Vol.62(2009) Vol.66(2013)iPDF”Łj @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 66 11 The Grand Voyage for Universities:German Perspectives on Managing Research for International Competitiveness Iris WIECZOREK (IRISiInternational Relations In SciencejScience Management Inc.) Vol.65(2012)iPDF”Łj @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 65 3 National circumstances in energy shift and investment for the future Koichi KITAZAWA (Adviser to President, Japan Science and Technology Agency) 2 Avoiding the Galapagosization of Japan's Zeitgeist Goro KOIDE (Science journalist) 1 Japan should actively contribute to the technical advancement of Chinafs chemical industry Koji YOSHIDA (Visiting Fellow at the Japan Research Center, Fudan University (Shanghai)) Middle Eastern petrochemical industry strategy and Japanfs role Makoto TAKEDA (Executive Scientist, Mitsubishi Chemical Techno-Research Corporation) Top of Page Vol.64(2011) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 64 12 The new Course of Study and chemical education in high schools Shigeru MURATA (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo) 11 21st century energy paradigm shifts Tetsunari IIDA (Executive Director, Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies) 10 Passport to an international career -True globalism Maki KAWAI (Professor at Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo; RIKEN) 9 To all students: Graduate school is an investment in the future! Hiroaki SUGA (Professor, Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo) 8 The International Year of Chemistry and challenges in chemistry Yasuhiro IWASAWA (Innovation Research Center for Fuel Cells, The University of Electro-Communications) 7 How Japanfs chemical industry can overtake the world Takeo KIKKAWA (Professor, Graduate School of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University) 6 Send young peopleg outsideh! Why international exchange is important Kiyoshi KUROKAWA (Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies / Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo) 5 Preparedness and required emergency measures in the face of the unprecedented Great East Japan Earthquake Yoshinori YAMAMOTO (Center Director, Advanced Institute for Materials Research (WPI-AIMR), Tohoku University) What I expect from young researchers: Train yourselves to write competent proposals Hisashi YAMAMOTO (Professor at The University of Chicago) 4 The role and characteristics of chemistry in the age of sustainability: The International Year of Chemistry and Japanfs new Science and Technology Basic Tateo ARIMOTO (Director General, Research Institute of Science and Technology for Society, Japan Science and Technology Agency) 3 A 32% increase in Grants-in-Aid for scientifi c research!@The importance of basic research has been recognized!? Kazuhito HASHIMOTO (Professor, Graduate School, The University of Tokyo) 2 Science and technology policies should depart fromg Ri Ri Yusenh@utilitarianism Goro KOIDE (Science journalist) 1 Achieving a science and technology budget of high quality:gAction Plansh andg Platformsh Kimikazu IWASE (Deputy Director General for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan) Top of Page Vol.63 (2010) Vol. No. Title Author Name 63 12 Studentsf ability to fi nd employment and university education Mutsuhiro ARINOBU (Comptroller at The University of Tokyo and former Advisor at Toshiba Corporation) 11 Has the spirit of gender equality successfully increased the percentage of female researchers?-Obstacles to achieving a higher percentage of female faculty member- Maki KAWAI (Professor at Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo Executive Director at RIKEN, Editorial writer at the Chemical Society of Japan) 10 Science and Technology Research and Education in Japan - A View from U. S. A. Iwao OJIMA (Distinguished Professor, State University of New York at Stony Brook) 9 Letfs talk more about chemistryFthe Haber and Bosch story Atsuko TSUJI (Editorial writer at The Asahi Shimbun) 8 Academiafs role in preparing for the future of Japanfs chemical industry Kazuhito HASHIMOTO (Professor at the School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo) 7 400 years of the Ashio Copper Mine-Recommendation for preservation of industrial heritage and tourism for visiting ruins- Goro KOIDE (Science Journalist) 6 From quantity to quality: Changing the strategy of Japan and its science and technology Kimikazu IWASE (Deputy Director General for Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan) 5 Giving cautions against hasty anti-global warming measures ?Scientists bear grave responsibility Makoto MISONO (Professor Emeritus at the University of Tokyo / President of Japan Union of Chemical Science and Technology) Shift in the center of scientifi c research activities to Asia and the Asian Research Area scheme Tateo ARIMOTO (Director General, Research Institute of Science and Technology for Society, Japan Science and Technology Agency) 4 A call for eff ective science policies in an era where Japan has the third-highest GDP in the world Shunichi FUKUZUMI (Professor at the Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) 3 The internationalization of chemistry: What strategy should Japan take? Hisashi YAMAMOTO (Professor at the University of Chicago) 2 Contribution to the global water issues by Japanese science & technology Sadayuki SAKAKIBARA (Representative Director, President, CEO and COO, Toray Industries, Inc.) 1 Promotion of science & technology with culture as its foundation Hiroyuki ABÉ (Professor Emeritus at Tohoku University / Former Executive Member of the Council for Science and Technology Policy) Top of Page Vol.62 (2009) @ Vol. No. Title Author Name 62 12 Unstable educational administration: Problems implied in the national achievement test system and the teacher certification renewal system Takashi ITO (Professor Emeritus at Yokohama National University) 11 Close collaboration among our predecessors in academia \ Transcending sectoral boundaries Shiro ISHII iProfessor Emeritus, the University of Tokyo; Senior Advisor, Research Center for Science Systems, Japan Society for the Promotion of Sciencej 10 Human resources development through collaboration between industry and academia Isaburo FUKAWA iCorporate Advisor, Asahi Kasei Corporationj 9 Three viewpoints for the reform of the competitive research funding system Tateo ARIMOTO (Director General, Research Institute of Science and Technology for Society, Japan Science and Technology Agency) 8 What exactly was the strategic focus on graduate schools? Yukiko MOTOMURA (Journalist, Science and Environment News Depertment, THE MAINICHI NEWSPAPERS) 7 The University of Tokyo - the only winner? Institutional expenses and the allocation of competitive funding Maki KAWAI (Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo Chief Scientist, Advanced Science Institute, RIKEN) 6 Why we need to enhance scientific and technological research and development Ryoji NOYORI (President of RIKEN and University Professor of Nagoya University) Human resources development - a challenge for society Eiichi NAKAMURA (Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, The University of Tokyo) 5 Expectations of the expanding role of regulatory science for chemical substances Tatsuo GOTO (Advisor, Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd.) 4 Eliminate gaps in the distribution of academic information Teruto OHTA (Executive Director of The Chemical Society of Japan) 3 Overcoming ang allergyh to internationalization Shunichi FUKUZUMI (Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University) 2 Chemistry-oriented transformation of Japanese industry Hiroyuki ITAMI (Professor, Specialist Graduate School of Management of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science) 1 Review on the four primary priority areas\ Separation between science and technology, interdisciplinary approach/fusion of areas, and importance of organizations \ Tateo ARIMOTO iJapan Science and Technology Agencyj Top of Page » Kagaku-to Kogyou (Chemistry and Chemical Industry) (Japanese) » Opening Article Terms & Conditions | Japanese | Site Map | Contact Us| Links Copyright © 2014 The Chemical Society of Japan. 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