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Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy Lab (Fumikazu Sato)
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This is the lab of Professor Fumikazu Sato at the Institute of Mathematics for Industry.
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A lab in the Liaison Strategy Division of the Institute of Mathematics for Industry.
Professor Fumikazu Sato is a Professor in the Liaison Strategy Division of the Institute of Mathematics for Industry.
Professor Sato also holds a concurrent faculty appointment in the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science.
As a social contribution activity, Professor Sato serves as a technical advisor (research guidance) to companies.
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- ProfessorFumikazu Sato
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