News 2016
G7 Science and Technology Ministers visit MANA for a cutting-edge nanotechnology experience.
The G7 Science and Technology Ministers Meeting was held in Tsukuba from the 15th to the 17th of May 2016. During day two of the meeting, ministers from each country made a visit to MANA to get firsthand experience of Tsukuba’s latest science technologies.
The ministers took a tour of the MANA facilities and visited the laboratories of the Nanoionic Devices Group, led by Principal Investigator Kazuya Terabe, and the Nanochemical Sensors Group, led by Group Leader Genki Yoshikawa. While there, they experienced cutting-edge nanotechnology studies and enjoyed relaxed conversations in the cafeteria with a variety of young MANA researchers from all over the world.
The visit gave the G7 ministers a great opportunity to get firsthand experience of MANA’s international interdisciplinary research environment. We hope they left with the same impression MANA shares with the young scientists who train here.
The ministers took a tour of the MANA facilities and visited the laboratories of the Nanoionic Devices Group, led by Principal Investigator Kazuya Terabe, and the Nanochemical Sensors Group, led by Group Leader Genki Yoshikawa. While there, they experienced cutting-edge nanotechnology studies and enjoyed relaxed conversations in the cafeteria with a variety of young MANA researchers from all over the world.
The visit gave the G7 ministers a great opportunity to get firsthand experience of MANA’s international interdisciplinary research environment. We hope they left with the same impression MANA shares with the young scientists who train here.
