ブックメーカー【おすすめランキング】2024

日本語 English PARTICIPATION GUIDE CONTACT US HOME ABOUT AOS AIM OF AOS MEMBERS PUBLISH ACTIVITIES NEWS MINUTES ABOUT AOS HOME ABOUT AOS About The UW-TU Academic Open Space (AOS) is a framework to facilitate collaboration in education and research jointly operated by the University of Washington (UW) in the United States and Tohoku University (TU) in Japan. The two universities have supported research collaborations in the fields of Materials Science, Aerospace and Robotics, Disaster Science, and Nursing, and have also run student exchange programs. In the four years since the AOS was established, over 30 co-authored papers have been published. In addition, over 400 people have taken part in joint workshops in the fields in which the two universities are collaborating. Professor Fumio Ohuchi, Material Science and Engineering, University of Washington, organizes the matching of researchers in various fields and coordinates research collaborations. Professor Ohuchi and Professors Tomonaga Okabe and Yoshitaka Kasukabe of Tohoku University are organizing the AOS research and educational exchange programs. --> Roles of the AOS Education roles: A new paradigm for internal exchange and education through mutual study abroad programs. Develop coordinated courses to cover complementary areas of subjects between UW and TU Research roles: Academic platform to build advance research collaborations between academic, industrial and governmental communities. Workshops for research matching for junior faculty International joint research publications as “outcomes”. International administrative infrastructure: Develop a mechanism for the administrative staffs to promote transnational understanding in research, education and exchange between UW and TU. Concept of Establishment As the gateway to Pacific trade in the U.S. and home to global high-tech industries, such as Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, as well as Japan based industries, such as Toray Composites America and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Seattle is an ideal location to establish a space to promote educational and research connections between Japan and the U.S. With AOS as its base, the University of Washington and Tohoku University will serve as a gateway to promote research and education collaboration between universities, industry, research institutes and governments in the United States and Japan, in various research field. AOS also function as a venue to support research workshops and new matchmaking with researchers and companies in various fields. AOS also support the development of the next generation of human resources by developing and implementing student exchange programs based on research exchange. LINK Introducing related website HOME ABOUT AOS ABOUT AOS ABOUT AOS TOP ABOUT ROLES CONCEPT AIM OF AOS AIM OF AOS AIM OF AOS TOP FUTURE AIM MEMBERS MEMBERS MEMBERS TOP CO-DIRECTORS DEPUTY-DIRECTOR PUBLISH ACTVITIES ACTVITIES TOP WORKSHOPS-TALKS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PHOTO GALLERY NEWS PARTICIPATION GUIDE CONTACT US © UW-TU:Academic Open Space HOME ABOUT AOS ABOUT ROLES CONCEPT AIM OF AOS FUTURE AIM MEMBERS CO-DIRECTORS DEPUTY-DIRECTOR PUBLISH ACTVITIES WORKSHOPS-TALKS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PHOTO GALLERY NEWS PARTICIPATION GUIDE CONTACT US