After the success of the first Global Research Opportunities Workshop (GROW) in November, Research Services and International Development will be running a second event that will focus on opportunities for research collaboration with Japan.
A number of organisations exist to encourage research with or about Japan. Funding is varied, and can be for visits or exchanges, or for a fully fledged project. However, the landscape can be somewhat confusing and this is a chance to better understand the differences between the funders and decide which is right for you.
There’s been a good response so far, but if you’re planning to come along and haven’t been in touch already can you please let me know so that I can ensure that we have allowed for enough room and catering?
There’s been a good response so far, but if you’re planning to come along and haven’t been in touch already can you please let me know so that I can ensure that we have allowed for enough room and catering?
An Introduction to Japanese Research
Funding
24 February 2014
Darwin Conference Suite
Programme
12:45
Arrival
Tea and coffee will be available
13:00
Welcome
Dr Anthony Manning, Dean for Internationalisation
13:10
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Polly
Watson, International Programme Coordinator
Award
Holder: Dr Pamela Yeow, Kent Business School, University of Kent
13: 45
Japan Foundation
Julie
Anne Robb, Programmes Officer
14:15
The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation
Rory
Steele, Programmes Executive
Award
Holder: Dr Mitsutoshi Horii, Chaucer College Canterbury, Shumei
University
14:45
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
Susan
Meehan, Grants and Scholarships Officer
15:15
Panel Session
Chaired
by Dr Manning. An opportunity for the audience to follow up with specific
questions, and for the speakers to discuss any issues that have arisen.
15:45
End
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