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The following nine main initiatives will be promoted as pillars. In addition, in other fields such as infectious disease control
We will promote international contributions, build a medical ICT infrastructure, and improve the environment for utilization.
All-Japan drug creation
All-Japan medical device development
Innovative medical technology creation base project
Realization of regenerative medicine Highway concept
Genome medical realization project for overcoming diseases
Japan Cancer Research Project
Brain and Mental Health Powerhouse Realization Project
Emerging and re-emerging infectious disease control project
R & D bird's-eye view report
R & D strategies of major countries (2020)
CRDS-FY2019-FR-02 National Research and Development, Japan Science and Technology Agency Research and Development Strategy Center
Intractable disease overcoming project
System / Information Science and Technology Field The information science and technology field has been positioned as a common basic technology that supports green innovation, life innovation, and strengthening of industrial competitiveness. In addition, as science and technology that can be used across multiple fields and science and technology in the fusion field, nanotechnology, optical / quantum science and technology, advanced information and communication technology such as simulation and e-science, mathematical science, and system science. Promotion of technology research and development is mentioned, and as a concrete initiative, basic technology required for ultra-smart social service platform
As strong as cyber security, IoT system construction, big data analysis, AI, devices, etc.
Strong robots, sensors, light, quantum, etc. as basic technologies that will be the core of technology and new value creation
It is going to be changed. The four pillars are (1) social implementation of Society 5.0, (2) strengthening of research capabilities centered on basic research, (3) drastic strengthening of international cooperation, and (4) construction of priority strategies in cutting-edge and important fields such as AI technology and quantum technology. Was included. Nanotechnology / Materials field “Nanotechnology / Materials” is one of the four priority promotion fields, and resource allocation has been focused on for 10 years along with life sciences, information and communications, and the environment. The main achievements were as follows. "Discovery of new superconducting materials including iron", "Progress in development of various materials leading to practical use including carbon fiber composite materials", "Progress in research on molecular imaging", "National core technology" X-ray free electron laser " , Development of R & D infrastructure such as "Nanotechnology Network", "Oh
Industry-academia-government collaboration by Pun Innovation Center "Tsukuba Innovation Arena" (TIA-nano)
"Strengthening", "Ministry collaboration project:" Element strategy project "(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) and" Rare metal alternative materials
"Project" (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) steady progress ", etc. In the 4th term (2011-2015), 11 systems that contribute to the realization of the "super smart society" of RIKEN (Society 5.0) were identified from the priority area type of science and technology, and "Society 5.0" was identified as one of them. Integrated Material Development System ”Overview Report of Research and Development
R & D strategies of major countries (2020)
CRDS-FY2019-FR-02 National Research and Development, Japan Science and Technology Agency Research and Development Strategy Center
There are 28. To promote the creation of innovative functional materials, structural materials, etc. that make full use of computational science and data science.
In addition, with the goal of significantly shortening the development period, we are aware of the problem that nanotechnology and materials science and technology must continue to play a major role in the realization of Society 5.0 and SDGs. In August 2018, the Nanotechnology and Materials Science and Technology Committee of the Research Planning and Evaluation Subcommittee of the Science and Technology Council of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology announced the "Social Revolution by Materials" that contributes to both industrial promotion and "happiness" of humankind. (Material Revolution) ”was announced with the goal of realizing the“ Nanotechnology / Materials Science and Technology Research and Development Strategy ”.
(3) Research infrastructure policy in the field of nanotechnology and materials
Tip. We provide cutting-edge research equipment and technical support to industry-academia-government users in three technical areas (microstructure analysis, microfabrication, and molecular / substance synthesis). It is operated by 38 institutions nationwide, including 11 institutions for microstructure analysis, 16 institutions for microfabrication, 10 institutions for molecular / substance synthesis, and a center agency responsible for overall coordination of the entire business. In addition, in collaboration with JST's ALCA next-generation storage battery project, the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology will be in Tsukuba, where cutting-edge nanotechnology research facilities and human resources, which consist of three institutions, will be concentrated.
Quality and Materials Research Organization, University of Tsukuba, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, University of Tokyo as the core, Japan Economics
In collaboration with the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren), a global R & D and open innovation base TIA
It is forming (from 2009). At TIA, 1. Creating Global Value, 2. Under One Roof, 3. Independence
A virtuous cycle, 4. Win-Win cooperation network, 5. Next-generation human resources development, with five principles, cooperation network with companies and universities
As a fusion base open to industry, academia and government, we will promote the industrialization of nanotechnology and human resource development in an integrated manner by promoting AI, quantum information science (QIS), and computing-based QIS, and develop and strengthen human resources. Plan and pull the industry
Prioritize research and development that provides the infrastructure that supports QIS. Sustainable and interoperable software, data maintenance and curation, and adequate security to support the research and development needed for future high-performance computing paradigms, manufacturing, devices, and architecture. Biomedical Opioid Crisis Fighting, Rapid Detection and Containment of Infectious Diseases, Drug Resistance, Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases, Genetic Therapy, Neuroscience, Medical Measures and Public Health Preparation, HIV / AIDS Eradication, and More Prioritize R & D investment aimed at improving the independence, safety and health of the elderly and people with disabilities in the United States. Rapidly establish safety and efficacy for products developed using bioeconomy gene editing, adopting biotechnology products and social responsibility
Prioritize evidence-based criteria and research to promote certain uses ① "All of Us" research program (cohort study for personalized medicine)
② BRAIN (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies) Initiative
③ Cancer Moonshot
(4) Regenerative Medicine Innovation Project PCA in 2021 is also planned to be in these 11 areas.
① Artificial intelligence (AI)
② Computing for human interaction, communication, and ability improvement
(CHuman)
③ Computing (CNPS) to network physical systems
④ Cyber ​​Security and Privacy (CSP) Education and Human Resources (EdW)
⑥ Research and development of high-capability computing system (EHCS)
⑦ High Capability Computing Infrastructure and Applications (HCIA)
⑧ Intelligent Robotics and Autonomous System (IRAS)
⑨ Large-scale data management and analysis (LSDMA)
⑩ Large-scale network (LSN)
⑪ Software productivity / sustainability / quality (SPSQ)
Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) 2 Innovative Medicines 30
Electronic Components & System Initiative (ECSEL) Electronic Components & Systems 50
Clean Sky (CS) 2 Air and Air Transport 40
Fuel Cells and Hydrogen (FCH) 2 Hydrogen / Fuel Cell 13.3
Shift2Rail European single rail network 9.2
Bio-based Industries (BBI) Bio-based materials and biorefining 37
Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) Air Traffic Management Systems, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), and Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Is doing only. Medical Research Council (MRC), Biotechnology and Biological Science Research Council (BBSRC), Nature
The Environmental Research Council (NERC) not only provides research funding, but also has a research organization under its umbrella to carry out research on its own.
Giving. The Science and Technology Facility Council (STFC) manages and operates research facilities in addition to providing research funding.
ing. UKRI's 2019 budget for the study council is approximately £ 3.81 billion, using artificial intelligence (AI), data and innovation to prevent disease, diagnose early, and treat chronic diseases by 2030. By 2035, at least five years longer than it is now, closing the gap between the rich and the poor
Clean growth that enables people to lead healthy and independent lives By 2030, at least halve the energy use of new buildings by 2030 Establish at least one low-carbon industrial cluster by 2040 Establish the world's first industrial cluster with zero net greenhouse gas emissions
Future Transport Means Putting the UK at the forefront of zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) design and manufacturing, 2040
Ideas for virtually zero emissions of all new cars and trucks by the year