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Nanotechnologyin the Asia Pacific Region

Kazunobu TANAKANational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science

and Technology (AIST)&

Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)

3rd International WS to Develop aGlobal Nanotechnology Network, May 26-27, 2005,

Saarbrucken, Germany


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Outline Introducing the Asia Nano Forum (ANF)

Overview on Nanotech Infrastructure in ANFNetwork and ANF Activities

Japan Nanotechnology Strategy, Programs andInfrastructures Overview

Summary and Suggestions for Global

Collaboration


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Introducing Asia Nano Forum (ANF) Network

13 Member Economies include Australia, China, Hong

Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, NewZealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam

Mission To promote the research and development andindustrialization in nanotechnology that educationally,socially, environmentally and economically benefit eacheconomy by fostering the international network andcollaboration

Objectives1) Promote human resource development by exchanging

students, researchers and experts

2) Promote sharing information, resources, andexperiences, i.e., R&D projects, basic infrastructure, etc.of each economy through the ANF network

3) Enhance public awareness and education


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Asia Nano Forum (ANF)

Website www.asia-nano.org where information is beinguploaded to include Government policy, Key Centers,

Facilities, Education Program and Industry Information.This website is sponsored by AIST, Japan and supportedby ANF network

ANF Network Economies Agreed to Share Information &Infrastructures, and Collaborate Research & Activities inthe field of

a) Standardization of concepts and measurementsb) Social, environmental and health issuesc) Education and human resource development
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Asia Nano Forum Organization

Founding Chairman: Kazunobu TANAKA (JST, AIST, Japan)

Chairman: Hiroshi YOKOYAMA (AIST, Japan)

Co-chairman: Terry Turney (CSIRO, Australia)

Secretariat: Teerachai (Nick) Pornsin-Sirirak, (NSTDA, Thailand)

Coordinator: Lerwen Liu (AIST, Japan)

Other Steering Committee Board Members

Japan: Teruo Kishi, Korea: Han-Jo Lim , India: Ajay Sood, NewZealand: Andreas Markwitz, Taiwan: T.K. Lee, Singapore:Chwee Teck Lim, China: Chen Wang, Vietnam: Hong KhoiPhan, Malaysia: Halimaton Hamdan, Hong Kong: Paul Chu,

Indonesia: SyahrilRegional Coordinator: selected by the Steering Committee

Information Coordinator: selected by the Steering Committee


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ANF Network Organizations and CoordinatorsEconomy ANFo Network

Organization

ANFo Coordinator Network Website

Australia CSIRO Director: Terry Turney w w w .csiro.au

China NCNST Director: C.L.. BAI w w w .nanoctr.cn

Hong Kong HKUST President: Ching-Wu Chu www.ust.hk/~inmt

India DST Advisor: R.C. Srivastava www.dst.gov.in

Indonesia MRCNB CEO: Yohanes Surya NA

Korea KoNTRS Chairman: Hanjo Lim w w w .kontrs.or.kr

Japan AIST Director: H. Yokoyama www.aist.go.jp

Malaysia ISIFSS Director: Halimaton

Hamdan

www.kimia.fs.utm.my

Singapore NUS Dy-Director (IMRI): Soo-

Jin Chua

w w w .nusnni.nus.edu.sg

Taiwan NPNST Director: T.K. LEE nano-taiwan.sinica.edu.tw

Thailand NANOTEC Assistant Director:

Teerachai Pornsinsirirak

(Nick)

www.nanotec.or.th/index.p

hp

Vietnam VAST Chair of Scientific Council:

Prof. Phan Hong Khoi

www.ncst.ac.vn


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Past ANF Activities

1. Kick-off meeting-Asia Nano Forum Summit 2004(ANFoS2004) held on May 10-11th 2004 in Phuket co-organized by Japan and Thailand

2. ANF Special Workshop on Nanotechnology SocietalImpact in the Asia Pacific Region (ANFNSI2004) held inBeijing Nov. 26-27th 2004 co-organized by Japan andChina. Steering Committee and Coordinator Meeting were

held.3. ANF2005: HKUST-AIST Joint Workshop on Nano Science

and Technology held in Hong Kong on Mar 4th 2005 co-

organized by Japan and Hong Kong4. ANF Supporting Indonesia Nanotech Activities on April

and May 2005


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Past ANF Activities

5. Postgraduate Student Exchange Program StartedBetween Malaysia (Univ. Technology Malaysia) and Japan(AIST)

6. Building the ANF website (www.asia-nano.org), the 1st

Website on Asia Pacific Nanotech Database that includesProject/Program, Facilities/Infrastructure, Key Centers,Education Programs, and Industry Database to All ANFMember to Share Information and Stay E-connected.

7. Event Summary of ANF events is available at the AsiaPacific Nanotech Weekly (www.nanoworld.jp/apnw, open

to public)
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Future ANF Activities1. ANF Steering Committee Meeting on July 4th, Johor,

Malaysia (Malaysia Nanotechnology Forum)2. ANF Special Workshop on Education on Nov. 2005,

Jakarta, Indonesia (Motchar Riady Center for

Nanotechnology and BioEngineering InaugurationWorkshop)3. Second Summit -Asia Nano Forum Summit 2005

(ANFoS2005) to be held Dec 8-9th 2005 in Noosa (SunShine Coast), Australia co-organized by Australia andJapan

4. Asia Advanced Nano Processing for Nano, Bio,

Information Technologies (NBIT) Project supported byMEXT, NSFC and KOSEF

5. Monthly Network Briefing and Bi-monthly Newsletter

Th Fi A i N F S i 200


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The First Asia Nano Forum Summit 2004(ANFoS2004) Held in Phuket May10-11th

Th St i C itt M ti D i


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The Steering Committee Meeting DuringANF Beijing Nov.26th 2004

G Ph t t ANF B iji N 26th


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Group Photo at ANF Beijing Nov.26th

2004 co-organized by AIST and CAS

ANF2005 HKUST AIST J i t W k h i


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ANF2005 HKUST-AIST Joint Workshop inHong Kong March 4th

Government Funding Comparison in


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Government Funding Comparison inAP Region and Nano Infrastructure Assessment

C ountry/R egion Population(m illion)Funding2004 inM U S D FundingPer C apita R & DInfrastructure Hum anResource IndustryInfrastructure IndustryReadinessAustralia 19.2 30 1.563 good good fair fairC hina 1282.2 60 0.047 good sufficient fair fairHong Kong 6.98 10 1.433 good good good fairIndia 1095 5 0.005 in progress training fair fair

Indonesia 219.3 20 0.091 in progress good fair fairKorea (South) 49.9 208 4.168 excellent good good goodM alaysia 26.5 4 0.151 in progress training fair fairNew Zealand 4 11 2.750 good good fair fairSingapore 3.55 9 2.535 good good good fairTaiw an 22.8 91.1 3.996 good good good goodThailand 65.7 5 0.076 in progress training fair fairVietnam 82.85 1 0.012 in progress training fair fairJapan 128.1 940 7.338 excellent good excellent excellentUSA 296.2 961 3.244EU 460 1816 3.948

More substantial funding for Nanotechnology in Asia Pacific Region inthe coming year, e.g. HK government is allocating an additionalUSD40M for HK Nanotech R & D Center for the next 5 Years.

Prepared by Lerwen Liu


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Government Funding Comparison for 2004 in AP Economies

Asia Nano Funding in 2004 (M USD)

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20

4060

80

100

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180

200

Australia China

Hong

Kong India

Indo

nesia

Korea(South

)

Malaysia

New Ze

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SingaporeTa

iwan

Thailand

Vietnam


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Government Funding Comparison for 2004 in AP Economies

Asia N ano Funding Per C apita

0.00.51.01.52.02.53.03.5

4.0

Australia

China

Hong

Kong

India

Indone

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orea

(South)

Malaysia

New

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Singapore

Taiwan

Thailan

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Viet

nam

Asia/Pacific Region Nano & Society Assessment


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Asia/Pacific Region Nano & Society Assessment

Prepared by Lerwen Liu

AP Region Nano & Society Assessment


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AP Region Nano & Society Assessment Strong government policy support in most economies

Strong awareness of the need of education and trainingcourses are operating in most economies

Education Program in AP region is mostly bottom up,

whereas Top Down Programs in Korea and Taiwan. Strong awareness and expectation of the benefits of

Nanotech in field of energy, healthcare, environment,

agriculture and etc. Some economies such as Japan and Korea have seen the

emerging industrial impact of nanotech

The awareness of Risk in Nanotech is relatively weakcompared that in EU and USA (except Taiwan)

Standardization of Nanotech application in some areas is

emerging (Taiwan, Japan, China).

Opportunities for Collaboration with


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Opportunities for Collaboration withANF Network

Abundant & Motivated Human Resources (half of theworld`s population)

Strong Science and Technology Minded

Attractive Geographical Locations and Exotic Cultures(warm climate, beaches, great food, warm people etc)

Advanced Basic Research (Japan, China)

Advanced in Technology Infrastructure (Japan, Korea,Taiwan)

Efficient Business Environment (Hong Kong, Singapore,Taiwan)

Strong Government Initiatives and Industry participation(Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong)

Update on


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MEXT Nanotechnology Support Project (US$28M/Y since 2002)provides Nanotech Infrastructures (Facilities, Education andResearchers Networking) / Facilities 804 users (FY2003)

The Monthly Nanotech and Societal Workshop has been held sinceAug 2004 at AIST Headquarter gathering industry, government,academic, national institutions and general public representatives,resulting the new Inter-ministry (METI, MEXT,MOE and MHLW)Surveillance Study Project Facilitation of Public Acceptance ofNanotechnology (2005 MEXT)

The first Nanotechnology and Societal National Symposium washeld Feb. 1st 2005 supported by METI, MEXT, MOE, MHLW, NBCI,and Nikkei BP

CSTP Inter-ministry Projects on Nano-DDS, Nano Devices forMedical Use, and Nanostructured Structural Materials (2004) METI Project on Nanotech Standardization of Nanoparticle Risk

Evaluation Method (2005-2007)

Update on

Japan Nanotech Strategy and Program


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National Budget for 4 Priority Areas

of the S&T Basic PlanFY2003 FY2004 FY2005

Life ScienceUS$

3698M

US$

3965M

1598M

1068M

855M

US$

4100MInformation&

Telecommunications 1594M 1868M

EnvironmentalSciences 989M 1357M

Nanotechnology

Materials S&T822M 883M

Data reported by CSTP

Data not including nanotech-related funds for Univs

Calculated with US$ 1 = JP\ 110

prepared : May 2005


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National Budget for

Nanotechnology-Materials in Japan

2002 2003 2004 2005

UNIVS

not

included

85.6B

778M

JP\ 90.4B

US$ 822M

93.5B

850M

97.1B

883M

UNIVS

included

JP\ 266.1B

US$ 2419M

Data reported by CSTP

Calculated with US$ 1 = JP\ 110

prepared : May 2005

J G t N t h


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Japanese Government NanotechHR Development Program

Ministry of Education, Sports, Culture, Science and Technology(MEXT)1. 21st Century COE Program - Study and Assessment on

International Competitiveness of Japanese Universities2. Liking Science and Technology Plan3. Nanotechnology Support Project Center (Nanonet) - HR Training

Workshops, Nanotech KID

4. Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) Tech TransferSupport Center Network and Training Support

METI Nanotech HR Training Issues, Topics and Strategy

1. Nanotech MOT Program (started FY2004)2. Industry-Univ. Collaboration Nanotech Manufacturing HR TrainingProgram Proposal (proposed for FY2005)

Important Issues to address in


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The Reforming Japan: Privatizing National Labs(FY2001 & FY2006) and University (FY2004)

Ensure Diversified and High Quality S&T HR Fostering HR Training, Basic Research and University Social Role

Promote Interdisciplinary and Social Science

Establish Japan Innovation System as Front Runner S & T for Safety and Security

S & T and Society

S & T International Strategy Continue Investment to Nanotechnology / Materials as

one of Priority Areas

Important Issues to address in

the 3rd S & T Basic Plan (FY2006-2010)

Summary


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Summary

All the 13 economies of the ANF network have initiatedNanotech Initiative, some are very well planned andestablished, some are making active progress incoordinated and detailed plan.

Under the umbrella of the ANF network JointWorkshops and Meetings were held for the past oneyear among the 13 economies, promoting mutualunderstanding, research collaboration and HRexchange.

All economies address the importance of innovative HRdevelopment in Nanotech and have set up programs forimplementation.

ANF Network Economies Are Keen on InternationalCollaboration.


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Fi t W k h N t h l i I d i h ld i


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First Workshop on Nanotechnology in Indonesia held inJakarta on April 11th 2005 organized by the Motchar Riady

Center Nanotechnology and BioEngineering (MRCNB)

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