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Policy and funding

Innovation in Japan

23 Mar 2018 Matin Durrani

As a member of Japan’s Council for Science, Technology and Innovation, which advises the prime minister Shinzo Abe and formulates policies on science, Yuko Harayama talks to Physics World about how the country is aiming to boost research and drive innovation

Yuko Harayama
Giving advice Yuko Harayama is an executive member of Japan’s influential Council for Science, Technology and Innovation. (Courtesy: Matin Durrani)
Could you tell us about your background? I have spent half of my life outside Japan. I left the coun

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