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Future National Research Policies Within the Industrialized Nations: Report of a Symposium (1992)
Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable (GUIRR)

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Future National Research Policies Within the Industrialized Nations: Report of a Symposium

I think that sometimes Japan is criticized for ''buying brains'' outside of our country. However, we do this because Japanese universities are not so cooperative with industry. Faculty have not been permitted to accept outside funds. But the situation is now changing.

next generation of passenger jets, we decided that it might be safer to collaborate with Boeing. This is another example. One is more successful, the other one not successful.

Question: Japanese firms show great interest in supporting foreign research and apparently only a modest interest in supporting research in the academic institutions at home. Does this indicate some continuing lack of confidence in Japanese research capabilities?

Dr. Kondo: I think that sometimes Japan is criticized for "buying brains" outside of our country. However, we do this because Japanese universities are not so cooperative with industry. As I said before, faculty have not been permitted to accept outside funds. But the situation is now changing. I believe that, in the future, Japanese industry will distribute funds not only outside our country but also inside our country.

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