Tohoku University’s Mathematical Institute / Technology University College / University of Cambridge / Los Angeles Texas A&M University Harvard University University of Cambridge / Advanced Institute / AIMR North America Europe Asia University of California / Sciences Institute of Chemistry / Madison University of Massachusetts Amherst University of California / Tsinghua University Hong Kong University of Science / Technology The University of Tokyo Figure / University of Wisconsin / Grenoble Institute of Technology Chemnitz University / Tohoku University / /
IndustryTerm
technology cooperating / technology community / steel / /
MusicAlbum
Culture / Technology / Sports / Science / /
Organization
Mathematical Society of Japan / Chinese Academy of Sciences / KS World Premier International Research Center / Institute for Materials / Tsinghua University Hong Kong University of Science / Mathematics Unit / Council of Science and Technology Policy / University of California / Santa Barbara / Science Council of Japan / Hong Kong University of Science and Technology / Interface Unit / Tohoku University / University of Tokyo Figure / Grenoble Institute / Chinese Academy / Madison University of Massachusetts Amherst University / Technology Chemnitz University / Tohoku University AIMR / University of Cambridge / Institute of Technology / Japanese government / Committee on Mathematical Sciences / Board of Trustees / Japan’s Ministry of Education / University College London Polish Academy of Sciences Institute of Chemistry / University of California / Los Angeles / Advanced Institute for Materials Research / Harvard University University of Cambridge / Texas A&M University / Tohoku University Japan / University of Wisconsin / Tohoku University’s Mathematical Institute / /
Person
Motoko Kotani / /
Position
The Academic Executive / distinguished professor / researcher / associate member / mathematician / director / leader for mathematics-materials science collaboration / conventional empirical science Mathematician / leader in the development / /
Challenge accepted – Japan’s AIMR champions mathematical integration to afford infinite possibilities By Motoko Kotani, Tohoku University Nobody doubts that our world faces great