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12th Japanese-French Frontiers of Science (JFFoS) Symposium Held in Tokyo
July 3, 2026
12th Japanese-French Frontiers of Science (JFFoS) Symposium was held in Tokyo, Japan, on June 4-7, 2026.
Frontiers of Science (FoS) Symposium is a lodge-style international Symposium for up-and-coming young scientists from Japan and other countries to engage in interdisciplinary discussions on cutting-edge scientific topics. The aims of FoS are to foster leaders for the next generations and to create networks that connect the young researchers with the world's leading scientists. The Japanese-French Frontiers of Science (JFFoS) Symposium is a joint initiative of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and JSPS.
The 12th JFFoS Symposium featured presentations on six cutting-edge topics, each followed by lively Q&A sessions.
The 12th JFFoS Symposium featured presentations on six cutting-edge topics, each followed by lively Q&A sessions.
Mr. SUGINO Tsuyoshi, President, delivering the opening remarks.
Mr. SUGINO Tsuyoshi, President and Prof. Frédéric HERAU, Deputy Scientific Director, CNRS
Speakers answering questions.
Participants engaging in a Q&A session.
A Japanese speaker giving an introductory talk.
Participants engaging in discussion in front of a poster.
Participants visiting the Edo-Tokyo Museum as part of a cultural tour.
Japanese and French Planning Group Members
Please see the web page below for more information about the session topics and the participating researchers.
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