The UK-Japan Young Scientist Workshop programme...

By Eric Albone , Toru Okano

Issue 250 | Page 18 | Published Jan 2012

Description

We have been running UK-Japan Young Scientist Workshops at universities in Britain and Japan since 2001: for the past three years in England with Cambridge University and, last year, also with Kyoto University and Kyoto University of Education.

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