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Using ‘avatar’ cells to test cancer drugs and come up with personalized treatments
J-STORIES - When treating cancer, it is vital to analyze the characteristics of a patient’s tumor...
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Tapping the diversity and expertise of refugees to create innovation
J-STORIES - The number of refugees worldwide is currently the highest it has been since World...
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Evolving electric wheelchairs: From welfare equipment to personal mobility
J-STORIES ー Today, there is a growing effort to use electric wheelchairs as a means of...
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Bringing Tokyo’s traditional crafts into the 21st century
J-STORIES - Japan’s traditional crafts, a rich repository of centuries-old skills and techniques, are popular with...
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An electrically assisted bicycle that can recharge even going uphill
J-STORIES - In 2022, almost three decades after the world’s first electrically assisted bicycles appeared in...
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【Update】World’s first ‘teething drug’ clinical trial starts in September – Aiming for full commercialization by 2030
J-STORIES - The conventional method of replacing damaged teeth from decay or aging is to replace...
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INTERVIEW | How to sell innovation in cut-throat, low-margin industries
This content is provided in partnership with Tokyo-based startup podcast Disrupting Japan. Please enjoy the podcast...
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SusHi Tech Tokyo 2024 aims to become a global hub for Asian startups
J-STORIES - The SusHi Tech Tokyo Global Startup Program was held at the Tokyo Big Sight...
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World-first technology controls ratio of female to male pigs
J-STORIES - Against a backdrop of environmental destruction, growing concerns over animal welfare, and worries about...
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From Japan to the world: globalizing Japanese startups
J-STORIES - For ideas to change the world, they must be known by the world. This...
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