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Welcome to the DWIH Tokyo: Here you can learn more about our mission, DWIH services and how to get in touch with us.

AI for Sustainable Development Goals

On October 24th – the United Nations Day – the DWIH Tokyo holds a Japanese-German-French Conference on “AI for SDGs – How Can AI Help Solve Environmental Challenges”.
The topics range from sustainable land use and smart agriculture to smart cities and transport systems. The conference in Tokyo is open to the public and targets experts from science, industry and policy-making backgrounds.

JAPANESE-GERMAN-FRENCH FORUM ON AI AND HEALTHCARE

AI in healthcare is expected to support the P4 medical approach of predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory treatment and to reduce time, back-office administration and financial burdens, consequently allowing for a more sustainable and affordable healthcare system. Quality assurance for AI applications in healthcare and integrated databases for medical data are steps on the way to improved health services.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence promises the next great revolution in how we live, work and play. The DWIH Tokyo helps bring together German innovation and Japanese expertise to address issues such as machine learning, human-computer interaction, and the creation of intelligent systems capable of recognizing and responding to real-time stimuli.

DWIH Annual Report 2018

"Working Innovatively in a Digital World": This was the annual focus topic for the German Centres for Research and Innovation (DWIH) in New York, São Paulo, Moscow, New Delhi and Tokyo in 2018. In addition to the print and Web PDF versions of the DWIH Annual Report, you can also use the Pageflow multimedia tool to read all about the highlights of the global DWIH network in 2018.

To the Pageflow version

STRATEGIC INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM 2019

The Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), in order to promote international research interaction and exchange among researchers in Japan and Germany, are jointly accepting proposals for Japanese-German collaborative research projects in the field of “Optics and Photonics”.

“The Role Played by Humans Will Change Considerably”

“Applied knowledge is crucial when designing the digitized working world:” an interview with Professor Wilhelm Bauer, executive director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO and chairman of the Fraunhofer Group for Innovation Research.

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Research and Innovation

The DWIH provides a showcase for the research, science and innovation landscape in Germany. We also inform you on career tracks, research funding and opportunities for research collaboration.