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2016 ISAJ Symposium
7th ISAJ Symposium on Science and Technology for Sustainability
Venue: Indian Embassy Auditorium, Tokyo
Date: Decmber 15 2016
Honorary Patron: H.E. Mr. Sujan R. Chinoy, The Ambassador of India
Honorary Advisor: Dr. (Mrs) Purnima Rupal, S & T Counsellor, Embassy of India
Organised by:
Convener: Dr. Kedar Mahapatra Co-conveners: Dr. Mahendra Kumar Dr. Padinhare K. Hashim
Organizing Committee: Dr. Alok Singh Dr. Sunil Kaul Dr. Swadhin Behera Prof. D. Sakthi Kumar Prof. Ruby Pawankar Dr. Samik Ghosh Prof. Atsushi Suzuki Dr. Takeya Komiya Prof. Toshio Saito Dr. Renu Wadhwa Dr. Manish Biyani Dr. Asima Sultana Dr. Baiju G. Nair Dr. Venkata Ratnam Dr. Rajkumar Singh Dr. Tuba Zahra Dr. Satyaban Bishoyi Ratna Dr. Hirotada Moki Dr. Venu Srinivas Dr. Debabrata Payra Dr. Swapnil Khodke |
ISAJ Symposium is an annual interdisciplinary symposium organized by the Indian Scientists Association in Japan (ISAJ) to showcase scientific research being done by Indian researchers in Japan, and their Japanese and other colleagues.
A highlight of this year’s symposium will be talks by prominent visiting Indian researchers and an extended poster session with presentations by young researchers visiting from India, and their interactions with researchers working in Japan,
in cooperation with JSPS-DST Asian Academic Seminar 2016 ==>
The global sustainability challenges facing the world today are complex and involve multiple interdependent issues such as climate change, environmental degradation, energy security, and resource depletion. A key component in responding to these issues is the development of the science and research capacity to understand the interactions among them and human systems. Increasingly, decision-makers are looking to science to provide the solutions with new technologies for sustainable economic development through a multidisciplinary approach.
The 7th annual symposium of ISAJ will enable scientists to reflect on some of these issues and to critically assess what is being prioritized, how various disciplines of science and technology can be better integrated and what this would mean for future directions in addressing and creating innovative solutions to the sustainability challenges.
Sessions will be designed around dedicated topics and will include keynote and plenary talks by scientists of repute from various Japanese and Indian research institutes and universities. There will also be oral and poster presentations of submissions by the participants.
Registration Fee: 3,000 yen (Students: 1,000 yen) will be collected from all participants.
Abstract submission is closed.
Contact Email: isajsymposium7@gmail.com
Sponsored by:
2015 ISAJ Symposium
6th ISAJ Symposium on Recent Advances in Science and Technology
Held at Indian Embassy Auditorium, Tokyo on Decmber 4 2015
Organised by:
Supported by: Embassy of India
Dr. Asahiko Taira, President, JAMSTEC
Dr. Koichi Tsuchiya, Director, RCSM, NIMS
Dr. Tomohiro Tamura, Director, BRI, AIST
Dr. Junji Urakawa, KEK, Japan
Dr. Eiji Abe, The University of Tokyo
Dr. Manako Tanaka, Tokyo University of Arts
The event was partly sponsored by State Bank of Inida
2014 ISAJ Symposium
5th ISAJ Symposium on Advances in Natural Sciences & Technologies
Venue: Main Auditorium, Embassy of India, Tokyo, Japan
Date: December 1, 2014 (Monday)
Organized by:
The Indian Scientists Association in Japan (ISAJ) organized the fifth India-Japan Symposium on Advances in Natural Science & Technologies. High-level dignitaries, top-level academicians and emerging young scholars attended the symposium held on 1 December 2014.
H.E. Ms. Deepa Gopalan Wadhwa, Ambassador of India inaugurated the one-day symposium.
The inauguration was followed by scientific/technical sessions on (1) Bio Imaging (2) Earth Sciences (3) Material Sciences (4) Students Presentations and (5) Young PI session.