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Policy and funding

Policy and funding

Science in a changing world

16 Mar 2018
Taken from the March 2018 issue of Physics World

Japan has traditionally been strong in science and technology, but Tateo Arimoto calls for the country to reform if it wants to stay ahead

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Technology matters Innovation is vital to Japan, but the country must not lose sight of basic science. (Courtesy: iStock/xavierarnau)
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Tateo Arimoto is a professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and a principal fellow at the Japan Science and Technology Agency, e-mail t-arimoto@grips.ac.jp
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