This Notice supports 1) visits of U.S. scientists to conduct collaborative research and/or to acquire advanced research skills in Japanese institutions, 2) Joint workshops to exchange scientific information and to foster collaborations.

Receipt date: September 15, 2010-2012

• More Information

Next-Generation Integrated Simulation of Living Matter

http://www.csrp.riken.jp/index_e.html

• Newletters
• Biosupercomputing Symposium Pages

University of Tokyo Heart Simulator

http://www.sml.k.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index.html

Leading Project for Biosimulation

http://www.lp-biosimulation.com/english/index.shtml

MEI center in silico medicine

http://www.mei.osaka-u.ac.jp/gCOE/english/index.html

National Institute for Physiological Sciences

http://www.nips.ac.jp/eng/

Unique Resources and Expertise

Japan model sharing survey - Summary Report of 2008 SIAM Forward Looking Session

http://www.physiome.jp/documents/PDFs/Survey_on_model_sharing.pdf

Toru Yao, Adviser on Bio-Informatics, Computational Biology and Systems Biology

RIKEN Yokohama, AIST Tokyo and KEIO University in Japan

• Introduction
• Bioinformatics for the genomic sciences and towards systems biology. Japanese activities in the post-genome era.
• Publications list

Editing Tips

It's not uncommon to hit a dead end when navigating a Japanese webpage--meaning you rapidly get to text that looks interesting, but is in Japanese only.

Here is a decent solution for "triage" to determine whether it's worth tracking down more details.

First copy the URL of the page in question, then go to Yahoo Japan's online translator:

http://honyaku.yahoo.co.jp/url

Paste the URL into the box, and select the radio button with the Kanji characters for Japanese into English. It's normally the fourth button from the left, and the Kanji characters look like this:

日ー＞英

Here is sample output of the NIPs brain integration lab page. Note that clicking on sub-links will automagically route the text for translation.

http://tinyurl.com/ynt8zg.