Maintaining science culture in Japan

Minoru Oda
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Minoru Oda: a former director general of ISAS and former president of RIKEN, is at the, Tokyo University of Information Science

Nature, 1998, vol. 391, issue 6666, 431-431

Abstract: Two of Japan's government agencies are set to be merged in an attempt to raise the country's scientific standards. But unless a ‘bottom-up’ approach to science is adopted, the culture of basic research may be damaged.

Date: 1998
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