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[Sponsored by Ritsumeikan University] "& Questions" is a program that invites leading companies and projects to delve into key topics. This time, we spoke with Hideo Ohno, special advisor to the president of Tohoku University, and Yoshio Nakatani, president of Ritsumeikan University, about the topic, "Can Japanese science still win on the world stage? Strategies for the revival of science." ▼For more information on Ritsumeikan University, click here https://bit.ly/4upPvIK ▼Table of Contents 00:00 Digest 01:16 Opening 02:10 Japan's Lost Technological Advantage 09:43 University Reform: The Key to Reviving Science 16:43 Ritsumeikan University's Transformation in Practice 25:07 Turning Research into Business: Ritsumeikan's Social Implementation 35:09 How to Cultivate "Inquiring Talent" 45:35 A Step Forward by Companies in Collaboration with Universities ▼Cast Information Hideo Ohno | Special Advisor to the President, Tohoku University He has been deeply involved in national science and technology policy, serving as Chairman of the Council for Science and Technology of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and Special Advisor to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Science and Technology). He is a world authority on spintronics research and led Tohoku University to become Japan's first "International University of Excellence" for its designation. Yoshio Nakatani | President of Ritsumeikan University / President of Ritsumeikan University After serving in the factory automation systems business and new business development at Mitsubishi Electric, he became President of Ritsumeikan University in 2019. He leverages his extensive experience in the private sector to strongly promote the social implementation of research results and industry-academia-government collaboration. #JapaneseScience #UniversityReform #PhDHs #ResearchAndDevelopment #Innovation #RitsumeikanUniversity #TohokuUniversity #PIVOT