The Nakatani Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of our 12 participants in the 2018 Nakatani RIES Fellowship for Japanese students. Our Japanese Fellows were selected from a nationally competitive application pool with applications received from universities throughout Japan.
The 2018 Japanese Fellows represent a wide range of science & engineering fields of study, 50% are women, and come from nine different Japanese universities including: Doshisha University (1), Kyoto University (1), Kyushu University (1), Nagoya University (1), Osaka University (2), Ritsumeikan University (1), Tohoku University (2),Tokyo Institute of Technology (1), and the University of Tokyo (2).
This August, the Japanese Fellows will travel to Rice University in Houston, TX to participate in a six-week program that will provide students with real world experience in science & engineering research, provide an introduction to U.S. higher education and provide opportunities for cultural engagement and collaboration with U.S. students. The program will serve as a catalyst for Japanese students interested in S&E study and research and engagement with the U.S. through international research collaborations.
We look forward to working with these students this summer. Congratulations to you all!
Click on the student names below to learn more about the 2018 Nakatani RIES Japanese Fellows.
Mizuki Abe
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Chihiro AkiyamaHometown: Kyoto |
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Gen HayakawaHometown: Chigasaki, Kanagawa |
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Mariko HisamatsuHometown: Fukuoka |
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Chiaki ImafukuHometown: Kyoto |
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Yui KanaokaHometown: Shiga |
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Yuki KitanishiHometown: Tokyo |
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Moe NakanishiHometown: Fukuoka |
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Ryotaro OkabeHometown: Tokyo |
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Katsuya ShiratoriHometown: Shizuoka |
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Mari ShishikuraHometown: Kyoto |
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Shuhei TsuriyaHometown: Osaka |