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The U.S.-Japan Research Institute conducts research and promotes findings related to global problem-solving and policy recommendations for the three key themes of Environment/Energy, Security and Regional Cooperation/Integration.

Environment/Energy

Research Projects
Enigmas of the alkenone paleothermometer: How is environmental information recorded in these molecules and how can they be best used for climate change studies?

Leader:
Yoshihiro Shiraiwa（Proffessor, University of Tsukuba）

Research Projects
Polar ice sheet break up and effects on algae

Leader:
Iwane Suzuki (Professor, University of Tsukuba)

Research Projects
Polar ice sheet break up and effects on algae

Leader:
Iwane Suzuki (Professor, University of Tsukuba)

Security Treaty

Rumi Aoyama
Research Projects
The Re-emergence of China and the Changing International Order

Leader:
Rumi Aoyama（Professor, Waseda University）

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USJI Voice Vol.39

The Challenges of Peacebuilding and the Role of Japan as “Global Facilitator”

Daisaku Higashi (Professor, Sophia Institute of International Relations, Sophia University in Tokyo)

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USJI Voice Vol.35

Deciphering North Korea’s Dialog Offensive

Atsuhito Isozaki(Associate Professor, Keio University)

Regional Cooperation/Integration

Rumi Aoyama
Research Projects
The Re-emergence of China and the Changing International Order

Leader:
Rumi Aoyama（Professor, Waseda University）

USJI Seminar
The Indo-Pacific Concept: a key coordination framework or an expression of hope than of geo-strategic reality?

Research Projects
Rise of Anti-globalism

Leader:
Keiji Nakatsuji (Proffesor, Ritsumeikan University / USJI Operating Advisor)

Others

Research Projects
Translational research based on molecular craniofacial developmental biology and development of related clinical activities

Leader:
Ichiro Takahashi (Proffesor, Kyushu University / USJI Operating Advisor)

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USJI Voice Vol.36

What Can Politics Do? What Can Religions Do?

David Wessels(Professor, Sophia University)

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USJI Voice Vol.35

Deciphering North Korea’s Dialog Offensive

Atsuhito Isozaki(Associate Professor, Keio University)

Research Activities

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