RUB and partners from Japan deepen their collaboration. © RUB, Agentur

RUB International Science Days Towards Society 5.0

Germany and Japan are working closely together politically on digitisation – there is now an initiative from RUB for greater cooperation within research.

The digital revolution, with all its challenges and consequences for our lives, is right at the top of the political agenda in Japan and Germany. During the digital dialogue at the Cebit trade fair, both countries agreed to deepen their collaboration. RUB is now providing additional momentum for increased cooperation within research – and has presented a new, interdisciplinary format for this.

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The first RUB Japan Science Days will be held with top universities from the partner country from 5th to 7th July 2018. Academics and students from all disciplines at RUB are cordially invited to participate in the event, entitled “Society 5.0 – Chances and Risks of Digital Transformation and the Responsibility of Universities”. Prior registration by e-mail is required.

The corresponding fair on the opening day, where the RUB, its Japanese partner universities, cooperation partners and funding agencies from Japan and Germany will present themselves from 12pm to 2pm in RUB’s Convention Centre, is free to attend.

More than 40 representatives and researchers from leading Japanese universities, including from University Tokyo, Osaka University and University Tsukuba, will visit Bochum. Together with RUB researchers, they will explore specific fields of action for joint research projects and knowledge transfer relating to Society 5.0. Existing projects are set to gain additional boost.

The sky is the limit in terms of topics – after all, digitisation permeates all aspects of our lives, our work and our everyday life. The specialized collaborations set to be deepened or boosted thus range from law to physics, from medicine to IT security.

Published

Thursday
28 June 2018
9:15 am

By

Jens Wylkop

Translated by

Lund Languages

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