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Discussion Meeting for ASPIRE Project Management

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2025.10.24

・ Those who have the ASPIRE grants and want to get tips on their best project management

・ Those who are expanding their international research network using tools other than ASPIRE, such as WRH and JST/JSPS.

In order to drastically increase the international presence of Japan researchers, large-scale projects by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology have been launched one after another.
ASPIRE[link:https://www.jst.go.jp/aspire/en/index.html] (2023-)
International Leading Research[link: https://www.jsps.go.jp/english/e-grants/grants01.html] (2021-)
In addition, in response to the sudden changes in U.S. science policy, Japan has decided to invest 100 billion yen to attract overseas researchers and launched J-rise initiatve, and the movement to internationalize research activities is intensifying.

In this Discussion Meeting, Professor Otsuka, who was assigned as an international coordinator for the brain circulation in the Funakubo project, will explain a project management based on his experience. In addition, Dr. Fukumuro, URA, will explain examples of brain circulation activities outlined in the JST’s ASPIRE project report in FY2024.

Date Time: Monday, November 17, 2025, 17:00-18:30
Venue: Ookayama Campus, West Building 9, Room 719, Hybrid
zoom address
Participants: Faculty and Staff
Program of Tokyo University of Science:

・ Naomi Fukumuro , URA “ASPIRE’s Brain Circulation Case Study 2024-Extracted from the FY2024 Report”

・ Nobuyuki Ohtsuka , Project Professor “The Heart of ASPIRE Project Management (tentative title)”

Please register using the form below
https://forms.office.com/r/5AmdrtnsTx

For the convenience of those who intend to attend but are unable to attend, the contents of the day will be recorded and released on campus.

Organizer: Research Development Center (RD Center)
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