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NRW Japan Fireplace WebTalk
Micro- and Nanosystems Innovation in NRW –
a Key to COVID-19 Instant Diagnostics
Tokyo
31st July, 2020
10.00 – 12.00 CEST
17.00 – 19.00 JST
PRESENTATION GEORG K. LÖER NRW JAPAN K.K.
NRW Japan K.K.
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TEAM MISSION
Create Success Stories in NRW
• Business Promotion & Consulting
for Japanese Companies
• Industry Research for Market Entry
and FDI in Europe/Germany
• Support for Establishment of Rep.
Office, Subsidiary, R&D Ctr., etc.
• Introduction of Universities, R&D
Centers, Govt. and Stakeholders
• Hosting NRW.INVEST Seminars,
„Fireplace Talks“ and other Events
• Participation in Trade Fairs, Science
Events and Industrial Exhibitions
• Special Focus on Innovative Techno-
logies, Startups and Growth Markets
4
MARKETS – TECHNOLOGIES – INNOVATION
What does the Japanese economy look for?
Research Areas and Research Institutions
Industries and Competences
Japan Technologies and Companies
Identify needs Products
Pull Fit!
Markets
Current General
Issues Issues
Markets
Fit? Push
Products
Offer
Technologies and Companies solutions
NRW
Industries and Competences
Research Areas and Research Institutions
What does the economy of North Rhine-Westphalia offer?
5
NRW JAPAN K.K. FIREPLACE TALKS – TRADITION SINCE 2008…
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NRW / DÜSSELDORF: JAPAN‘S BUSINESS HUB IN THE EU
NRW: No. 1 in Germany
Population 17.9mn
GDP 691.5bn EUR
FDI 179.3bn EUR
Japanese Business Hub
Population 14,800
Cos./Employ. > 650 / 52.000
Infrastructure KG / Schools
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NRW: 20 OF GERMANY‘S TOP 50 COMPANIES (BY SALES)
8
HIDDEN CHAMPIONS BASED IN NRW (SELECTION)
9
NRW INNOVATION STRATEGY & CLUSTERS
Lead-markets Strategy 14 State Clusters Regional Clusters
- Focus on industries dealing with
future global challenges
- Strengthening innovation culture
- Support internationalization
Business
Politics
Research
Production Technology New Materials
Mobility & Logistics IT
Energy & Sustainability Media
Health & Life Science
10NRW UNIVERSITIES & RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS AS PARTNERS
Research and Innovation Networks
• 70 Universities
- Open Innovation & Transfer
Centers
- Ca. 768,000 students (26.9%)
• 50+ R&D Institutions collaborate
with business & universities
- Leading Fraunhofer Institutes,
Leibniz & Max-Planck Institutes
• 60 Technology Centers and
30 Technology-Transfer Institutions
11PRESENTATION ASTRID BECKER NRW.INVEST GMBH
SPEAKER‘S PROFILE
• General Manager, Asia, Australia, South America,
NRW.INVEST GmbH
• 2007 to 2010: Senior Change Manager in the
re-organisation project of Fujifilm Europe GmbH
• 2001 to 2007: Representative Director & President
of NRW Japan K.K.
• 1998 to 2001: National Expert for trade and economic
relations at the European Commission
• 1993 to 1996 Consultant at NRW Japan K.K.
• 1993: Joined the predecessor organisation of Astrid Becker
NRW.INVEST GmbH NRW.INVEST GmbH
• Degree in Japanese, Chinese and Economics of the General Manager, Asia,
University of Bonn Australia, South America講師略歴
• NRW.INVEST 社 アジア、オーストラリアおよび南⽶担当
部⻑（2010年〜）
• 2007〜2010年 フジフイルム・ヨーロッパ社にてチェン
ジ・マネージャーとして欧州全⽀社の再編を担当 （デュッ
セルドルフ）
• 2001〜2007年 株式会社NRWジャパン 代表取締役社⻑
• 1998〜2001年 欧州委員会にて対⽇貿易・経済
エキスパートとして勤務（ブリュッセル）
• 1993〜1996年 株式会社NRWジャパンにてコンサルタント
• 1993〜1998年 NRW.INVEST社（NRW州経済振興公社） アストリッド・ベッカー
の前⾝となる機関にて従事
NRW.INVEST 社
• ボン⼤学で⽇本学・中国学・経済学の修⼠号を取得 アジア、オーストラリア
南⽶担当部⻑NRW Japan K.K. Fireplace WebTalk, July 31st 2020
Micro- and Nanosystems Innovation in NRW - a Key to COVID-19 Instant Diagnostics
The Corona Situation in NRW, Germany
INDO-GERMAN BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY
Astrid SESSION
Becker, NRW. INVEST
KEY DEVELOPMENTS IN DIGITALIZATION FOR INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES IN GERMANY,
NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA
WHAT IS IN FOR INDIAN COMPANIES IN THE STATE OF NRW?
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH 2019
BENGALURU
NRW.INVEST, STEPHANIE BEERESNRW.INVEST AND NRW JAPAN K.K.: CONNECTING ALL STAKEHOLDERS FOR
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND COMPANY SET-UP IN NRW
Companies Real Estate Agents HR Consultants
Banks Law Firms Notified Bodies
Distributors NRW Japan K.K. Accountants
Business Associations Japanese Client Universities
Trade Fairs NRW.Invest GmbH Research Institutions
State Government Regional Agencies Hospitals
Federal Government Innovation Hubs/Startups Media
16YOUR PARTNER FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS SET UP IN NRW
About NRW.INVEST Your team at NRW. INVEST, Düsseldorf
• NRW State-owned economic development agency
• Service agency for international investors
• Head office in Düsseldorf – the capital city of NRW
• 15 representative offices worldwide
• More than 25 years of engagement in Japan
Our Service and Expertise for Foreign Companies
• Business information and advice
• Consulting and support for relocation and
settlement
• Networking support in business, science and public
administration
• Consultation on options for incentives and fundingTHE CORONA SITUATION IN GERMANY AND NRW
• End of January 2020: First COVID 19 cases in Bavaria recognized in business travellers from China raise the
attention to the pandemic as a real and immediate threat for Germany.
• Quick worsening of the situation in Europe especially Italy, followed by Spain and France.
• End of February: A COVID 19 outbreak with a high accumulation of cases in Heinsberg, a communal district in the
western part of NRW, causes a regional lockdown and puts German authorities on higher alert.
• Larger companies in NRW start executing their pandemic plans and requiring their employees to work from home.
• Since March 13th, the government of NRW puts Anti Corona Measures in place which focus on restrictions of
public life and social distancing including shut downs.
• Measures to strengthen the medical health care system are introduced as well as a financial support framework for
companies especially small companies and selfemployed persons. (Immediate Aid Program)
• After peaking on April 5th the number of new infections per day declined steadily in Germany as well as in NRW,
the number of acutely infected persons has stabilised at the beginning of June with a reproduction value of < 1,0.
• The reproduction value has risen again during the holiday season to currently 1,22.
18DEVELOPMENT OF CORONA VIRUS INFECTIONS IN GERMANY
Fatalities Acute cases Recoveries Since the outbreak of the pandemic in Germany:
• 206,926 persons diagnosed with the Corona-Virus
• 9,128 COVID-19 related fatalities
• 191,325 recovered COVID-19 patients
• 6,473 acute Covid-19 cases as of July 29th
• 3,773 new infections diagnosed in the last 7 days
(4.5 per 100,000 inhabitants)
19DEVELOPMENT OF CORONA VIRUS INFECTIONS IN NRW
Fatalities Acute Recoveries Development in NRW since the outbreak of the pandemic
cases
in Germany:
• 47,965 persons diagnosed with the Corona-Virus
• 1,730 COVID-19 related fatalities
• 43,722 recovered COVID 19 patients
• 2,513 acute Covid-19 cases as of July 29th
• 1,470 new infections diagnosed in the last 7 days
(8.2 per 100,000 inhabitants)
20BUSINESS CLIMATE CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
Business Climate Index: Second Increase in Succession
Business Climate Index Jan. 2016 - June 2020
Business Climate
Business Situation
Business Expectation
Source: ifo; Basis Year 2015 = 100, Seasonally Adjusted Data
21SIGNS OF RECOVERY IN ALL SECTORS
Business Sectors: Improvement in all Areas
Balance Values by Industry Sectors
Source: ifo; Seasonally Adjusted Data
22CORONA HELP MEASURES FOR BUSINESS:
„ÜBERBRÜCKUNGSHILFE“ = BRIDGING AID
• A Federal program for companies and
selfemployed persons to bridge the
negative business impact of the Corona
pandemic.
• For undertakings located in Germany and
Preconditions registered at a German Tax Office
• Application through certified Tax Advisers,
Auditors or Sworn Accountabts only.
• Severe business downturn/threat caused
by the Corona Crisis has to be proven
• Additional NRW State program:
„Überbrückungshilfe+“ for self employed
NRW persons and owners of companies with
max. 50 employees for their personal life
Überbrückungshilfe+ support for max. three months (June, July,
August)
• Calculation of the support amount
applicable
• Maximum available support amount
23THE CORONA SITUATION IN GERMANY
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (I)
Important website of the German Foreign Office: https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/einreiseundaufenthalt/coronavirus
Travel within the EU or the Schengen area:
The temporary entry restrictions for travellers from other EU countries, states associated with Schengen (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway,
Switzerland) and the United Kingdom have been removed entirely since 21 June 2020. Travel to Germany from other EU states, the Schengen
area and the United Kingdom has been possible without restriction since then.
Travel from third countries:
Since 17 March 2020 entry restrictions have applied throughout the EU for non-essential travel from third countries. These restrictions also
specifically apply to travel to Germany. On 30 June 2020, in view of the improved global epidemiological situation in some regions, the Council of
the European Union adopted a recommendation on relaxing the entry restrictions on the basis of a draft drawn up by the Commission. Germany
implemented this recommendation from 2 July 2020 as follows:
Third countries without travel restrictions:
Since 2 July 2020, unrestricted travel to Germany is once again possible from the following third countries with low rates of infection:
- Australia, Canada, Georgia, New Zealand, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay
- China, Japan and South Korea, but: A lifting of entry restrictions is subject to confirmation of reciprocity (pending / under negotiations)
This list of countries is to be regularly updated. The question of whether travel to Germany is permitted depends on where the person travelling
has previously been staying, not on their nationality.
24THE CORONA SITUATION IN GERMANY
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (II)
Options for travellers to Germany from all third countries
Travel to Germany is also possible from third countries not included in the above list if there are important grounds for doing so.
On this basis, travel to Germany is possible for the following groups or travel purposes:
• German nationals and nationals from other EU countries, countries associated with Schengen
(Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland) and the United Kingdom;
• Third-country nationals with a valid residence permit for Germany;
• Family members of third-country nationals travelling to Germany for the purposes of family reunification or for visits for urgent
family reasons;
• Healthcare professionals, health researchers and elderly care professionals;
• Foreign experts and highly qualified personnel whose work is necessary from an economic point of view
and which cannot be postponed or carried out abroad; (* for definitions see next slide)
• Diplomats, staff of international organisations, military personnel and humanitarian aid workers in the exercise of their functions
• Transport personnel engaged in haulage of goods and other transport staff; Seasonal workers in agriculture; Sailors;
• Foreign students whose studies cannot be continued entirely from outside Germany;
• Persons in need of international protection or seeking protection for other humanitarian reasons;
• Late repatriates;
• Passengers in Transit.
25THE CORONA SITUATION IN GERMANY
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (III)
* Foreign experts and highly qualified personnel whose work is necessary from an economic point of view….
Definitions:
Skilled and highly qualified foreign workers within the meaning of the Council Recommendation on the temporary restriction on non-essential
travel into the EU and the possible lifting of such restriction (Council document 9208/20) are:
• skilled workers who have a concrete job offer as defined by law (§§ 18 (3), 18a, 18b of the Residence Act) for which proof is given in the form of
certification of employment;
• scientists/ researchers (section 18d Residence Act);
• transfers (in accordance with section 19 (1) in conjunction with section 10 of the Ordinance on the employment of foreigners (BeschV)) and ICT limited
to managers and specialists (sections 19 (2), section 19b of the Residence Act);
• managers (section 19c in conjunction with section 3 of the Ordinance on the employment of foreigners);
• IT specialists (section 19c (2) Residence Act in conjunction with section 6 of the Ordinance on the employment of foreigners);
• employment of significant public interest (section 19c (3) Residence Act).
Skilled workers or highly-qualified workers may enter Germany only if they prove their obligation to be present in Germany (e.g. by presenting a job contract)
and provide evidence to substantiate that their employment in Germany is necessary from an economic perspective and the work cannot be postponed or
performed abroad (by providing documentation from their employer/contract awarder). The economic necessity relates to the economic relationships and/or
the economy of Germany or the single market. Relevant documentation is to be carried during travel and presented during border checks if requested.
For foreign skilled workers and highly-skilled workers who (i) may enter into Germany for a long-term stay without requiring a visa in accordance with section
41 (1) of the Ordinance Governing Residence but who (ii) are nationals of a state that is not on the positive list, the following applies:
To facilitate entry, persons who do not apply to the German diplomatic representation abroad for a visa for immediate commencement of their
employment and instead acquire their residence permit after entering Germany may ask the German diplomatic representation responsible for
their place of usual residence for certification of their eligibility for and of the urgency of their entry, based on the provision of documentation from
their employer. The documentation from the employer must contain a job description. Please refer to the website of the Federal Foreign Office to find the
German diplomatic representation abroad responsible for your usual place of residence.
Entry at short notice is permissible for urgent business purposes. This is conditional, however, on the requirement to substantiate sufficiently (e.g. by
presenting documentation from the employer or business partner in Germany) that entry is absolutely necessary even under the circumstance of a pandemic.
26The Corona Situation in NRW, Germany
Astrid Becker, NRW. INVEST
Thank you very much for your attention!
27PRESENTATION HENDRIK KÖSTER NMWP.NRW
SPEAKER‘S PROFILE
• Head of PR & Marketing at
NanoMicroMaterialsPhotonics.NRW state cluster
• responsible for all communication measures
• fosters key enabling technologies in NRW and beyond
• Degree in communication design in 2001 at the
Institute of Design Düsseldorf
• Expertise in: award-winning cross-media-campaigns
and corporate communication material
• Has worked in several agencies with customers like
CITROËN Deutschland AG, Deutsche Telekom AG and
Siemens AG Hendrik Köster
NMWP.NRW
• 2015: Moved to “customer side” by joining NMWP.NRW
Head of PR & Marketing講師略歴
• マーケティングコミュニケーション部⻑
• マーケティングコミュニケーション全般を束ねる
• NRW州の先端技術推進に焦点を当てプロモート
• 2001年 デュッセルドルフ・デザイン⼤学にて
コミュニケーションデザイン学を修了
• 実績：クロスメディア・キャンペーンが表彰された他、
多様なメディアを組み合わせた企業コミュニケーションを
得意とする
• ドイツCITROËN、 ドイツテレコム、シーメンス等をクライ
アントとするエージェント数社で研鑽を積む
ヘンドリック・ケスター
• 2015年よりナノマイクロ材料フォトニクス（NMWP） ナノマイクロ材料
NRWにて広報・マーケティングに従事 フォトニクス (NMWP) NRW
広報部⻑NANOMICROMATERIALSPHOTONICS.NRW
A LEADING CLUSTER IN NRW
We enable innovation. Everywhere.KEY FACTS ABOUT
CLUSTERS IN NRW
@Cluster_NMWP
32“A CLUSTER IS A GEOGRAPHICAL
PROXIMATE GROUP OF INTERCONNECTED
COMPANIES AND ASSOCIATED
INSTITUTIONS IN A PARTICULAR FIELD,
LINKED BY COMMONALITIES AND
EXTERNALITIES.“
Michael E. Porter, On Competition
@Cluster_NMWP
33NRW INNOVATION STRATEGY
TECHNOLOGIES FOR LEAD MARKETS
The state policy is promoting a sustainable industrial development by addressing the
lead markets. Clusters are a pivotal instrument of the state´s strategy.
Clusters
• act as a link between science, industry and politics
• are a key element in identifying emerging technologies
• promote innovation and visibility in 8 exceptionally strong
lead markets in terms of a policy of “strengthening strengths”
• are expected to develop cross-regional initiatives both in
enterprises and universities to increase the dynamics of
innovation.
@Cluster_NMWP
34NRW INNOVATION STRATEGY
TECHNOLOGIES FOR LEAD MARKETS
Energy and Mechanica
Mobility Media and
Life New Environ- l and Plant ICT-
Lead Markets Science Materials
Health
mental
and
Logistics
Engineerin Economy
Creative
Industry
Economics g
Umwelttechnologien.NRW
InnovativeMedizin.NRW
EnergieRegion.NRW
Produktion.NRW
Kunststoff.NRW
CREATIVE.NRW
CPS-HUB.NRW
MEDIEN.NRW
Chemie.NRW
Logistik.NRW
NMWP.NRW
CGW.NRW
CEF.NRW
BIO.NRW
Clusters
35KEY FACTS ABOUT THE
CLUSTER
NANOMICROMATERIALS
PHOTONICS.NRW
@Cluster_NMWP
36NMWP.NRW CLUSTER
TECHNOLOGIES FOR INDUSTRIAL SECTORS
Adressing Societal Challenges
Nanotechnology* Microsystems New Photonics*
(MEMS)* Materials*
W: W: W: 1
N R N o. 1 N R N o. 1 N R N o.
t e te te
Sta Sta Sta
AUTOMOTIVE AVIATION BUILDING CHEMISTRY
ENERGY FOOD HEALTHCARE ICT LOGISTICS
MEDICAL DEVICES PHARMA TEXTILE INFRASTRUCTURE…
* Part of the KET Strategy of the EU @Cluster_NMWP
37NANOTECHNOLOGY
IN NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA
Nanomaterials Medical engineering
Nanoenergy Automotive
Nanobiotechnology engineering
Nanoanalytics Energy-/Environment
&
Nanomedicine
Performance mgmt.
Nanoelectronics
Chemicals/Health
Nanosafety
Plant Engineering &
Construction
NRW: > 450 companies & research institutes focus on nanotechnology as their core business
38MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS - MEMS
IN NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA
Metrology Medical engineering
Test engineering Automotive
Microsensor technology engineering
Microelectronics Energy-/Environment
&
Materials processing
Performance mgmt.
Production
Chemicals/Health
technologies
Plant Engineering &
Surfaces / Coatings
Construction
Germany: 766.000 employees*,
82 bn € sales volume*
28 % of stakeholders in NRW
* Source: BMBF, relative share NRW
39ADVANCED MATERIALS
IN NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA
Steel Chemical industry
Aluminium Power supply
Plastics / Synthetics Automotive &
Glas / Ceramics mechanical engineering
Nanomaterials Environment
Hybrid materials Electronics
726.000 employees*
200 bn € sales volume*
6.110 stakeholders in NRW*
(numbers refer to: materials development, materials production, materials processing and usage)
Approximately 70% of all innovations of the western industrialized countries
depend directly or indirectly on the properties of the processed materials.**
*Source: NMWP.NRW, Study „Werkstoffe in NRW“
**Source: BMBF
40PHOTONICS
IN NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA
Image processing Laser material
Optical metrology processing
Industrial production Optical components
Power management LED/OLED
Lighting sector Photovoltaics
Health / Diagnostics Optical systems
Germany: 120.000 employees*,
18 bn € sales volume*
> 550 stakeholders in NRW
* Source: BMBF
4103.08.20
THE STRUCTURE OF THE
CLUSTER
NANOMICROMATERIALS
PHOTONICS.NRW
@Cluster_NMWP
42NMWP.NRW STRUCTURE
Financed by the government Financed by contributions of the
Synergy effects
of North Rhine-Westphalia members of the NMWP association
Goals and thematical focus Goals and thematical focus
determined by the government of determined by the members of
North Rhine-Westphalia the NMWP association
Regional focus on Regional focus
North Rhine-Westphalia determined by members
• Operational execution of the Cluster NMWP.NRW
and the Office of the NMWP e.V.
• Carrying out further technology related projects and activities
@Cluster_NMW
P 43MEMBERS OF THE NMWP E. V. (SELECTION)
@Cluster_NMWP
44WE ENABLE INNOVATION.
EVERYWHERE.
@Cluster_NMWP
45WE CONNECT KET-STAKEHOLDERS BY
NETWORKING INFORMATION PROJECTS STRATEGY
Face to Face (analogue) • PR+Marketing • Projectgeneration • Strategy Processes with
• Events • E-Mail Newsletter • Funding (supply of and Academia and Industry
• Business Fairs • NMWP Magazin consulting) • Established communication
• Working Groups • Twitter • Projectmanagement with responsible ministries
• Matchmaking Events • Brochures, Flyers • … on federal and national
• … • Homepage level as well as the
• Press Release European Commission
Online (digital) • …
• NMWP-Portal
• NMWP-Working Group
within XING
(~ 3000 Members)
• ….
@Cluster_NMWP
46HOW CAN WE BE OF SERVICE TO YOU?
Benefits to foreign companies and research and technology organizations
• Strategic consulting and support for setting up technology driven
co-operations and businesses
• Networking with partners from NRW
• Guidance in North Rhine-Westphalia’s economic and research landscape
• Advice on specific NMWP related topics and possibilities for grants
• Link to NRW’s policy community and ministerial representatives
@Cluster_NMWP
47Thank you
HENDRIK KÖSTER
CLUSTER
NANOMICROMATERIALSPHOTONICS.NRW PHONE+49 (0) 211385459-16
MEROWINGERPLATZ 1 HENDRIK.KOESTER@NMWP.DE
40225 DÜSSELDORF WWW.NMWP.NRW.DE
@Cluster_NMWP
48PRESENTATION
PROF. DR. KARSTEN SEIDL
FRAUNHOFER IMS
AdobeStock©SPEAKER‘S PROFILE
• Since 2018: Professor for “Micro- and Nanosystems for
Medical Technology” at University of Duisburg-Essen
• Since 2018: Head of Business Unit Health at Fraunhofer
Institute for Microelectronic Circuits and Systems
• 2013: Doctor of Engineering at University of Freiburg
• 2012-2018: worked for the Bosch Group
• Research Engineer in Robert Bosch GmbH’s
Department of Microsystems Technology
• 2015-2018: Project/Product Manager at Bosch
Healthcare Solutions (BHCS) GmbH
Prof. Dr. Karsten Seidl
• 2007: Diploma in Electrical Engineering and Information
Fraunhofer IMS
Technology from Technical University of Ilmenau
Head of Business Unit Health講師略歴
• 2018年〜 デュイスブルク・エッセン⼤学医療技術⽤
マイクロ・ナノシステム 教授
• フラウンホーファーIMS研究所ビジネスユニット
“ ヘルス”代表を兼務
• 2013年 フライブルク⼤学にて⼯学博⼠号取得
• 2012〜2018年 ボッシュグループにて下記業務に従事
• ボッシュ社 マイクロシステム技術部にてリサーチエン
ジニア
• 2015〜2018年 ボッシュ・ヘルスケアソリューション
(BHCS) 社にてプロジェクト 兼 ⽣産マネージャー
カーステン・ザイドゥル
• 2007年 イルメナウ⼯科⼤学にて電気⼯学及び情報⼯学 フラウンホーファー IMS
を修了 研究所ビジネスユニット代表PRESENTATION
TOHOKU UNIVERSITY
PROF. TADAFUMI ADSCHIRI, PH.D.
© M Murakami / flickr.com/photos/acqua8/12118120335 / CC BY-SA 2.0SPEAKER‘S PROFILE
• Professor, Tohoku University
• Advanced Institute for Materials Research (AIMR)
• Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials
(IMRAM)
• New Industry Creation Hatchery Center (NICHe)
• Inventor: Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis method
• CTO of Super Nano Design Co., Ltd
• Speciality: Supercritical water reaction
• Received awards from MEXT, the Society of Chemical
Engineers and the Japan Chemical Society Prof. Tadafumi Adschiri, Ph.D.
• 2019: Awarded the Medal with Purple Ribbon from the Tohoku University
Cabinet Office, Government of Japan AIMR, IMRAM, NICHe
Honorary Doctor
• 1986: Doctor of Engineering, University of Tokyo
University of Bordeaux, France講師略歴
• 東北⼤学教授
• 材料科学⾼等研究所（WPI-AIMR）
• 多元物質科学研究所（IMRAM）
• 未来科学技術共同研究センター（NICHe）
• フランスボルドー⼤学 名誉博⼠ Docteur Honoris Causa
• 専⾨: 超臨界⽔反応
• 超臨界⽔熱合成法を発明
• 株式会社スーパーナノデザイン CTO
• ⽂部科学⼤⾂表彰、⽂部科学⼤⾂賞、化学⼯学会学会賞、 教授 阿尻 雅⽂
⽇本化学会学術賞等、他、受賞歴多数
東北⼤学
• 2019年 春の褒章において紫綬褒章を受章 AIMR, IMRAM, NICHe
• 1986年 東京⼤学⼤学院⼯学系研究科博⼠課程修了 フランス ボルドー⼤学
（⼯学博⼠） 名誉博⼠ (Honorary Doctor)Q&A SESSION
Q&Aセッション
© M Murakami / flickr.com/photos/acqua8/12118120335 / CC BY-SA 2.0NRW JAPAN K.K.
FIREPLACE WEBTALK
OPEN DISCUSSION
AdobeStock©NRW JAPAN K.K.
炉端会議
オープン・ディスカッション
AdobeStock©NRW.INVEST
NRW.INVEST
NRW.INVEST GmbH
• NRW State-owned economic development agency
Economic Development Agency of the
• Established in 1959 German State of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW)
• Service agency for international investors Völklinger Straße 4, 40219 Düsseldorf, Germany
• Head office in Düsseldorf – the capital city of NRW
• 15 representative offices worldwide Astrid Becker Wolfgang Jansen
General Manager Head of Business Unit
• More than 25 years of engagement in Japan Asia, Australia, Japan
South America
abecker@nrwinvest.com jansen@nrwinvest.com
Our Service and Expertise for Foreign Companies
NRW Japan K.K. / Tokyo
• Business information and advice
New Otani Garden Court 7F, 4-1 Kioicho,
• Consulting and support or relocation and Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0094, Japan
settlement
• Location scouting from office space to greenfield
areas and manufacturing sites
• Networking in business, science and public Georg K. Löer
President
administration contact@nrw.co.jp
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