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About the Report
Nanotechnology is key sector for the future of our industry, and Japan is emerging as a leader of this field. Getting involved in Japan’s nanotech industry would likely benefit EU SMEs greatly, both in keeping up with rapid technology advancements in their particular fields, and also in forming deep and ongoing relationships with commercial partners, project sponsors, and research leaders. This report titled "Latest Trends in Japan's Nanotech Sector" surveys some of the latest trends and recent developments across many centres of nanotech activity located all over Japan within the last 2-3 years.This includes not only private companies working in nanotech, but also universities, clusters, public sector agencies, and Ministries sponsoring nanotech research or government priorities in Japan’s nanotech sector. This report also selects some of the important advancements in certain nanotech research areas to highlight in greater detail. Furthermore, it discusses how this research plays a very important part in larger and more strategic initiatives of the Japanese government to achieve leadership in the priority technologies of tomorrow. Lastly, this report provides a list of key advice for market entry.
About the Expert:
Mr Nelson is graduated from Yale University and holds a Masters of Management from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Business in the USA. He is Operating Partner of Success Stories Media, a Japan-focused management consulting firm based in New York, and is Senior Editor of SUCCESS STORIES: JAPAN Executive Newsletter. Mr Nelson is a frequent paid speaker to executive groups around the world on Japan business and management topics and specialises in Japan's top 21,000 corporations and ultra-HNW CEOs. He is also a frequent guest on Japanese market and business topics on CNBC business TV. Click here to access his profile page.
The recording of the past webinar covering this topic is available for online viewers here. (Once you are logged in, look for the link below the "After event information")
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