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Policy and funding

Policy and funding

Revitalizing Japanese physics

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

Japan is trying to boost its declining international competitiveness in science by attracting top foreign researchers. But as Matin Durrani finds out, working in Japan can be challenging to outsiders

In his office on the fourth floor of the Department of Earth and Space Science at Osaka University,

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