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Tohoku University Awarded 10 Trillion Yen Research Grant
Tohoku University is the first recipient of a 10 trillion yen fund aimed at boosting Japanese universities' global rankings. The University of Tokyo and Kyoto University were not selected due to insufficient reform efforts.
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- What is the overall goal of the 10 trillion yen fund?
- The 10 trillion yen fund is part of a new government program designed to enhance the global standing of Japanese universities, with a second round of applications planned.
- What are some of Tohoku University's plans to use the research funds?
- Tohoku University's plans include organizational reforms to promote internationalization, creating a dynamic research environment, and boosting revenue from collaborative research with private firms.
- How will the government monitor the use of the funds by Tohoku University?
- The government will review Tohoku University's progress annually, with expert panels conducting periodic evaluations to ensure the effective use of the funds.
- Why were the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University not selected for the grants?
- The University of Tokyo and Kyoto University were not selected because they did not show enough commitment to reforming their research organizations and management systems.
- Which university is the first to receive funds from Japan's 10 trillion yen research fund?
- Tohoku University is the first institution to receive research grants from Japan's 10 trillion yen fund aimed at improving the global rankings of Japanese universities.