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Toru Kumagai’s reports on R&D trends in Germany

March 15, 2021 In collaboration with Mr. Toru Kumagai, a Japanese journalist living in Germany, we bring you the latest news on science and innovation in Germany. The previous articles are available below:

Nachrichten: EFI

EFI Commission presents Annual Report on German Research and Innovation

March 12, 2021 The Commission of Experts for Research and Innovation (EFI), which advises the German Federal Government on Research and Innovation Policy, has presented the 2021 Annual Report.

Toru Kumagai’s report on R&D trends in Germany

Strengthening Post-Corona Resilience — Germany and Japan’s Efforts to Prepare for a New Global Crisis

March 2, 2021 [by Toru Kumagai] The new coronavirus (COVID-19) surge shows no sign of abating. On January 7, 2021, when this article was written, the number of new infections had skyrocketed in both Germany and Japan. Germany sees at least 10,000 newly infected people each day, sometimes surpassing 20,000 cases. On November 3, the government prohibited all restaurants and food services from operating, followed by tighter lockdown measures including closures of schools and most shops from December 16 until the end of January 2021. Meanwhile in Japan, Tokyo and three surrounding prefectures have declared a state of emergency with a month-long voluntary ban starting January 7.

Toru Kumagai’s report on R&D trends in Germany

German and Japanese Electric Power Industries Embark on the Practical Applications of Hydrogen Energy

February 25, 2021 [by Toru Kumagai] The Federal Government of Germany published its national hydrogen energy strategy in June 2020, revealing that hydrogen will be one of the pillars for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, as reported in the first article of this series. Research institutes and electric power companies in Germany as well as in Japan are currently propelling projects for the practical use of hydrogen energy.

Toru Kumagai’s report on R&D trends in Germany

Could the Coronavirus Crisis Spur Industrie 4.0?

January 18, 2021 [by Toru Kumagai]

Information

COVID-19-Infektionsschutzmaßnahmen und eingeschränkter Bürobetrieb

Aufgrund des von der japanischen Regierung ausgerufenen Notstands in der Region Tokyo beschränkt das deutsche Wissenschafts- und Innovationshaus Tokyo (DWIH Tokyo) derzeit seinen Bürobetrieb. Aktuell können keine Besuche oder Anrufe in unserem Büro entgegengenommen werden, und unsere Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter arbeiten vollständig im Homeoffice.

Ausschreibung: Computational Connectomics

Deutsch-japanische Forschungsprojekte auf dem Gebiet „Computational Connectomics“: Auswahlergebnis

Die DFG und die Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) fördern zwei deutsch-japanische Forschungsprojekte in den Neurowissenschaften auf dem Gebiet „Computational Connectomics“.