In this episode we listen to leading academics discuss a Japanese research project for bridging science to society, called Project of Arctic Challenge for Sustainability II.

The speakers are:

Hiroyuki Enomoto, Professor, ArCS II Directions, National Institute of Polar Research
Yuka Oishi, Lecturer, Kobe University
Naomi Harada, Professor, Tokyo University
Fujio Ohnishi, Associate Professor, Arctic Research Center/Hokkaido University

Comments on the discussions are provided by:

Hajo Eicken, International Arctic Research Center/UAF
Paul Arthur Berkman, President, Science Diplomacy Center™; Senior Fellow, United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)

This event originally took place at the 2023 Arctic Circle Japan Forum and was organized by: the Arctic Challenge for Sustainability II project; NIPR; JAMESTEC; and Hokkaido University.

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Japanese Project for Bridging Science to Society