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Saving supply chains from climate shocks is a lure for investorsCompanies are increasingly focused on supply chain resilience. This trend is expected to continue, offering new opportunities and protectin...- Supply-chain stress that peaked in covid heads higher againRising logistics costs and delivery times are pressuring central banks, with some indicators reaching multi-year highs, signaling potential...
- Japan surpasses 4 lakh international student enrolment target, achieves 2033 goal ahead of scheduleJapan has exceeded its international student goal years ahead of schedule. This surge in foreign students aims to combat a shrinking workfo...
- Japan raises international student enrollment at three universitiesJapan's education ministry will allow Tohoku University, Hiroshima University, and University of Tsukuba to admit more international studen...
- All about Kenta Kon: The man steering Toyota into its next eraToyota's Chief Executive Koji Sato is stepping down after three years. Kenta Kon, the current Chief Financial Officer, will take over as th...
- Japan's Tohoku University to increase tuition fee for international students from 2027Tohoku University will be the first national university in Japan to raise tuition for international students, charging approximately 1.7 ti...
- Researchers reveal Giant 74-ton, 1,600-foot-wide Earth-bound asteroid Bennu is brimming with life moleculesBennu asteroid discovery: Scientists found essential life-building molecules on asteroid Bennu. Sugars like ribose and glucose, crucial for...
- Not early mornings, brain learns the best when it's least expected. Best time to absorb new information, finds studyA new study from Tohoku University suggests that the brain’s ability to form long-term memories varies across the day. Researchers found th...
- Japan visit will be remembered for productive outcomes: PM ModiNarendra Modi completed his two-day Japan visit. He thanked Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba for the hospitality. Both leaders reviewed the India...
- Japan advises remote Japanese islands of potential tsunami after undersea earthquakeJapan's meteorological agency issued a tsunami advisory for remote islands south of Tokyo following a magnitude 5.9 earthquake off the Izu ...
- Putting canines on a pedestalStatues of dogs usually get more goodwill and interest than those of humans.
- New earthquake-resistant concrete to be tested in IndiaThe seismic-resistant, fibre-reinforced concrete developed at the University of British Columbia in Canada will see its first real-life app...
- What caused first mass extinction of life on Earth?New York, May 18 (IANS) A large volcanic eruption may have triggered the first mass extinction of life, in which nearly 80 per cent of the ...
- Beware! Early menstruation may put you at a higher risk of stroke later in lifeGrowing evidence suggests that the age at which women start and stop their periods, factor into many diseases.
- Space cucumbers reveal how plants sense gravityTokyo, Dec 26 (IANS) Examining cucumber seedlings germinated under the very weak gravity -- or microgravity -- conditions of the Internatio...
- Scientists trigger artificial quake on Japanese mountainMount Zao is a 1,841-metres high complex volcano on the border between Yamagata Prefecture and Miyagi Prefecture in Japan.
- Meteorite impacts may have created building blocks of life, says studyMeteorite impacts on ancient oceans may have created the building blocks of life on Earth, such as nucleobases and amino acids, a new study...
- New method turns algae compound into jet fuelThe study was part of a project by Japanese researchers that attempts to make use of oil-producing algae in wastewater treatment.
- Tokyo varsity beckons Indians to study in JapanThe University of Tokyo has opened its first-of-its-kind office in technology hub Bangalore to facilitate and encourage Indians to study in...
- Soon, computers to run on heat, rather than electricityComputers may soon be able to recycle part of their own waste heat, using a material being studied by researchers.
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