History of Japanese-German Joint Scientific Endeavors
Theme | History of Japanese-German Joint Scientific Endeavors |
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Date | September 30, 2015 |
Venue | National Museum of Japanese History |
Description | The symposium was held on the occasion of 20th anniversary of German JSPS Alumni Association (JSPS: the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science). The symposium was jointly organized by German JSPS Alumni Association and National Museum of Japanese History. For more information: http://www.jsps-club.de/index.php?id=481 |
Program Highlights | Opening Remarks:
Keynote Speech 1:
Section 1: Hajime Hoshi and German Science Community in the 1920th The Papers of Imamiya Shin and Maruyama Kunio about the German Japanese Relations Pathological Interactions: Ludwig Aschoff (1866-1942) and Tawara Tsunao (1873-1952) Three Bismarcks of Japan
Section 2: Siebold Collection at the National Museum of Japanese Studies The Life's Work of a German Botanist in Japan – How is the Work of Philipp Franz von Siebold (1796-1866) Still Influencing Our Everyday Life? A Female Pioneer: Anna Berliner (1888-1977) and Her Psychological Approach to Japanese Culture
SECTION 3: History of Legal Exchange between Japan and Germany Fundamental Physics Particles and Their SPIN: Japanese-German Cooperation since 1970
Keynote Speech 2:
Closing Remarks: |