ISAJ Indian Scientists Association in Japan

The Indian Scientist Association in Japan (ISAJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering collaboration and networking among Indian researchers in Japan and strengthening ties between Indian and Japanese scientific communities. It serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, research opportunities, and cultural experiences to enhance India-Japan science and technology cooperation.

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Promoting India-Japan Scientific Collaboration

Annual Symposiums: Organizing annual multidisciplinary symposiums showcasing research by Indian scientists and fostering collaboration.
Newsletters: Publishing regular newsletters featuring research highlights, member achievements, and India-Japan S&T news.
Networking Events: Facilitating networking opportunities for Indian researchers in Japan through regional chapters and events.
Knowledge Sharing: Providing information on funding opportunities, research systems, and academic resources in Japan.

Featured Event 17th Annual Symposium

17th ISAJ Symposium

Converging Frontiers - Science and Innovation for Planetary Health

December 14-15, 2026
HORIBA Symposium Hall, Kyoto University
Abstract: Nov 20, 2026
Students: Free | Non-students: ¥5000
In-Person Event
Interdisciplinary Symposium

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Latest Newsletter Volume 11, Issue 2

ISAJ Newsletter

September 2026 Edition

A special feature on permanent earth magnets (a subject of fierce competition for technology, resources and geopolitics), two excellent research articles on two diverse topics - both for Ph.D., both won best presentation award at ISAJ Annual Symposium 2025 held in Shizuoka city in November 2025. In addition, we have a report on young presenters in a science and technology seminar awarded by ISAJ

A special feature on permanent earth magnets: The discovery, science and technology of rare earth permanent magnets, the backbone of modern …
Deformation mechanism of tungsten: Unusual dislocation channels revealed by controlled electron microscopy
Unexpected Effects of Cancer Immunotherapy: adverse effects of immunotherapy, which arise from excessive or misdirected immune activation
ISAJ presents awards to 10 presenters at an international conference: self introduction and presentation abstracts (including graphical) of all the awardees