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The 31st Human Sciences and Social Sciences Committee Meeting

The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) in Japan has announced the upcoming 31st meeting of the Human Sciences and Social Sciences Committee, which is set to take place online.

Meeting Details

• - Date and Time: July 17, 2028, from 16:00 to 18:00 JST
• - Location: Online

This meeting will primarily focus on the progress of initiatives aimed at promoting digital transformation (DX) in the fields of humanities and social sciences. The agenda will cover strategies for future policies, which are crucial for adapting research and development to the evolving digital landscape.

Agenda Highlights

The meeting will address several key points, including:
1. Updates on DX Initiatives: A discussion on the current stage of projects designed to encourage digital transformation within humanities and social sciences.
2. Policy Direction Proposal: Examination of a preliminary draft outlining future policy directions.
3. Other Business: Additional topics of interest may also be covered.

Participation and Access

Individuals interested in attending the meeting as observers are required to register by July 13, 2028, at 17:00 JST, using the provided registration form. This ensures that the necessary access details are communicated to registered attendees via email.

Please note that there may be limitations on the number of observers due to logistical constraints.
Upon completion of the registration process, attendees will receive notification regarding connection methods and materials pertaining to the meeting.

Materials Distribution

Materials related to the meeting will be made available on the MEXT website. Attendees will receive an email alert once materials are uploaded, ensuring everyone is well-prepared and informed for the discussions ahead.

Contact Information

For further inquiries regarding the meeting or the registration process, please reach out to the following contact:

• - Department of Research Promotion

- Phone: 03-5253-4111 (Extension 4226)
- Email: [email protected]

This forthcoming meeting represents a significant opportunity for stakeholders in academia and policy-making to collaborate and shape the future of research in social sciences and humanities through digital innovation.