Field of QUANTUM SCIENCEThe NAMBU-EINSTEIN Fellowship Program
The goal of the Nambu-Einstein fellowship isto develop advanced research personnel who,
starting with "quantum,"are exposed to the knowledge and values of awide range of academic disciplines,
take a bird's-eye view,and collaborate to create new values(paradigm shift)
based on free thinking unconstrained byconventional concepts.
This program supports the research activities
of graduate students in a wide range ofscientific and technical disciplines.
In addition, it also helps the fellowshipstudents to improve their research skills anddevelop their career paths.

Prof. Yoichiro Nambu: “Paradigm Shift”
Spontaneous symmetry breaking, one of the great achievementsof Nobel laureate Professor Yoichiro Nambu, was a "paradigmshift" in particle physics.
Prof. Nambu developed the concept of "spontaneous symmetry
breaking" based on the idea of "superconductivity," in which theelectrical resistance of a particular material becomes zero when it
is cooled to ultra-low temperatures, and incorporated it into his
particle theory.
Prof. Nambu brought together the seemingly distant disciplines
of ultracold condensed matter physics and particle physics.

For a paradigm shift,both the development of various sciences and technologies in a wide
range of fields and a deep understanding of them are essential.

Einstein’s great achievements
Einstein's many great achievements include
special and general relativity, the origin ofBrownian motion, the quantum lighthypothesis, induced emission, and BoseEinstein condensation. These achievements
were based on a wide range of theoreticaland technological developments by many
researchers and engineers, includingmathematics, electromagnetism, electricity,optics, and the various technologies that
support them.

While it is important to wait for the emergence of a single genius,
the most important thing is to develop human resources
who can lead diverse theoretical and technological developments.

Field of QUANTUM SCIENCEThe Nambu-Einstein Fellowship
Curriculum Policy
In order to form the foundation for a paradigm shift, we aim to develop humanresources who can deepen their own research while maintaining a broad perspective,
without distinguishing between experimentalists and theorists.
We support students in improving their research skills so that they can devote
themselves to their research and pursue their research topics thoroughly.
To foster the ability to set research questions and formulate hypotheses, and tocultivate the ability to respond to a wide range of fields, we hold research meetings thatcover a wide range of fields in science and technology.

We encourage and support joint research and research presentations in Japan andabroad in order to improve research skills and at the same time support career pathformation.
We encourage the participation in graduate education programs to support interaction
with industry and the acquisition of transferable skills.

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Duties of students receiving
the Nambu-Einstein fellowshipStudents receiving the Nambu-Einstein fellowship should: Submit an annual report of results for the year and for the future research plan → It will be reviewed(every year) Apply for the program of JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Students (every year) Participate in the following core programs (every year), and make a presentation (once in three years):
 Einstein Seminar Proposal Defense Participate in the Fellowship General Seminar (every year), make a presentation (once in three years) Participate in international conferences and make a presentation (once in three years)

 Take following graduate courses:
 Advanced Technology and Science in Chemical industry, or Advanced Lecture on Global Management
 Participate in the Interactive Matching event (every year) , and make a poster presentation (once inthree years) Personal interview with a mentor (twice a year)

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Initiatives that fellowship recipients should
strive to undertake or participate inStudents receiving the Nambu-Einstein fellowship should strive to undertake or participate in: Short-term stay (within 3 months) for domestic joint research Research presentations in international conferences held outside of Japan, and/or international
collaborative research activities outside of Japan
 Research ability improvement seminars and study sessions for applying for Kakenhi (Grants-in-Aid for
Scientific Research) Fellowship related seminars
 Taking following graduate courses:
 Practical Exercise for Career Design
 Career Design as Academic and Professional Person
 Teaching Practice at a University
 Science English, Academic Writing, Academic Communication Courses
 Taking the Special Training Course for Researchers (Practical Exercise on Career Design)