NIMS’s unique system helps active research of talented young scientists from all over the world
ICYS (International Center for Young Scientists) is launched as a new organization of NIMS in succession to "International Center for Young Scientists" with the support of Special Coordination Funds for promoting Science and Technology, a program administrated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. This center has two principal pillars. One is elaborate assistance for foreign researchers and the other is to foster young talented multinational researchers.
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2017.06.20
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Press Release
Successful Prediction of Alcohol Contents through Smells of Liquors
—Combination of a Sensitive / Compact Sensor and Machine Learning Enables Quantification of Various Odor Information—
- 2017.04.07 Update Press Release
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Precision Control of Superconductivity in Atomic Layers Using Magnetic Molecules
—The Key Is the Manipulation of “Hidden Degrees of Freedom” in Molecules—
- 2017.03.17 Update Press Release
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O2 Adsorption on a Platinum Surface Is Greatly Influenced by Its Molecular Alignment Relative to the Surface
— Clarification of a Key Factor Determining the Rate of Catalytic Oxidation Reactions —
Environment of ICYS
About ICYS
Fostering system for independent young researchers
NIMS began ICYS Program with the support of Special Coordination Funds for promoting Science and Technology in 2003. This program provides certain amount of research funding and free research environment to young talented postdoctoral researchers from all over the world for the purpose of establishing a system to train independent young researchers who can foster innovative research ideas.
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The role of new ICYS
ICYS Program was terminated in 2008 after producing various kinds of superior achievements. NIMS established new ICYS(International Research Center for young scientists) in 2009 based on the good success in the previous period aiming to become a wide-open institution on a global basis.
New ICYS has two principal pillars. One is "human resource development" of young scientists and the other is to "support" of foreign researchers.
New ICYS has two principal pillars. One is "human resource development" of young scientists and the other is to "support" of foreign researchers.
