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ISAJ Indian Scientists Association in Japan

The Indian Scientist Association in Japan (ISAJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering collaboration and networking among Indian researchers in Japan and strengthening ties between Indian and Japanese scientific communities. It serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, research opportunities, and cultural experiences to enhance India-Japan science and technology cooperation.

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Promoting India-Japan Scientific Collaboration

Annual Symposiums
Organizing annual multidisciplinary symposiums showcasing research by Indian scientists and fostering collaboration.
Newsletters
Publishing regular newsletters featuring research highlights, member achievements, and India-Japan S&T news.
Networking Events
Facilitating networking opportunities for Indian researchers in Japan through regional chapters and events.
Knowledge Sharing
Providing information on funding opportunities, research systems, and academic resources in Japan.
17th ISAJ Symposium
Featured Event 17th Annual Symposium

17th ISAJ Symposium

Converging Frontiers - Science and Innovation for Planetary Health

  • December 14-15, 2026
  • HORIBA Symposium Hall, Kyoto University
  • Abstract: Nov 20, 2026
  • Students: Free | Non-students: ¥5000
  • In-Person Event
  • Interdisciplinary Symposium
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ISAJ Newsletter - Volume 11, Issue 2 (September 2026)
Latest Newsletter Volume 11, Issue 2

ISAJ Newsletter

September 2026 Edition

A special feature on permanent earth magnets (a subject of fierce competition for technology, resources and geopolitics), two excellent research articles on two diverse topics - both for Ph.D., both won best presentation award at ISAJ Annual Symposium 2025 held in Shizuoka city in November 2025. In addition, we have a report on young presenters in a science and technology seminar awarded by ISAJ

  • A special feature on permanent earth magnets: The discovery, science and technology of rare earth permanent magnets, the backbone of modern …
  • Deformation mechanism of tungsten: Unusual dislocation channels revealed by controlled electron microscopy
  • Unexpected Effects of Cancer Immunotherapy: adverse effects of immunotherapy, which arise from excessive or misdirected immune activation
  • ISAJ presents awards to 10 presenters at an international conference: self introduction and presentation abstracts (including graphical) of all the awardees
Editors: Dr. Alok Singh, Dr. Aaditya Manjanath
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