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The recipients of the 13th (FY2022) JSPS Ikushi Prize were announced
18 outstanding doctoral students who can be expected to contribute to Japan’s future scientific advancement were awarded the 13th (FY2022) JSPS Ikushi Prize.
The recipients of the 19th (FY2022) JSPS Prize were announced
25 young researchers with rich creativity and superlative research ability were awarded the 19th (FY2022) JSPS Prize.
The recipient of the 38th (2022) International Prize for Biology was announced.
The 38th (2022) International Prize for Biology is awarded to Dr. TSUKAMOTO Katsumi, Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo, Japan.
The recipients of the 13th (FY2022) JSPS Ikushi Prize were announced
18 outstanding doctoral students who can be expected to contribute to Japan’s future scientific advancement were awarded the 13th (FY2022) JSPS Ikushi Prize.
KAKENHI
These grants cover a full range of creative and pioneering research from basic to applied fields across the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences.
KAKENHI Database
Contains project-selection documents and the research report summaries.
Oversees application screening and project assessment, provides recommendations and advice, and conducts survey and studies.
Conducts surveys and studies towards the improvement and advancement of JSPS programs, and comprehensively assessing/analyzing their trends and outcomes.
Assists in smoothly and effectively implementing the WPI Program.
Eleven liaison offices in ten countries.
Assists in smoothly and effectively implementing the Program for Constructing Data Infrastructure for the Humanities and Social Sciences.
Email bulletin "JSPS Monthly"
Japanese version only
Provides information about JSPS events, activities and grant applications.
As part of its measures to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection (COVID-19), the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) adopts, for the time being, a work-from-home policy and keeps the number of employees working at the office to the minimum necessary.
As a result, it becomes difficult to make prompt respond to various inquiries we receive. For information on the procedures for each program, please refer to the website of the said program.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and ask for your patience and understanding during this time.
For short/long-term visits to do research in Japan | International Fellowships for Research in Japan |
JSPS RONPAKU (Dissertation Ph.D.) Program | |
For conducting joint research, seminars, other exchanges with Japanese researchers and/or universities | Bilateral Programs |
International Joint Research Program | |
Core-to-Core Program | |
A3 Foresight Program | |
Japanese-German Graduate Externship | |
For participating in international meetings and events by young researchers | HOPE Meetings |
Young Researcher Support for Attending Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings | |
FoS symposium | |
Academic Workshops and Seminars for Young Researchers | |
Fellowships for graduate students and post-graduate researchers in Japanese universities | Research Fellowships for Young Researchers |
Main system for funding research in Japan | Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI) |
For operating researcher networks | JSPS Fellows Plaza |
JSPS Alumni Association | |
BRIDGE Fellowship Program | |
JSPS Researchers Network (JSPS-Net) | |
JSPS’s international networks | Global Research Council (GRC) |
Asian Heads of Research Councils (ASIAHORCs) | |
JSPS awards | International Prize for Biology |
JSPS Prize | |
JSPS Ikushi Prize |
JSPS Quarterly provides a wide segment of the academic community with information on various programs and events carried out by JSPS.
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"Life in Japan for Foreign Researchers" provides useful information on living in Japan for researchers.
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JSPS brochure provides the overview of JSPS.
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