Discovery is not enough: from an experience of a research university in Japan

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My presentation with speaker notes at Elsevier APAC eBook Forum 2015 (2015/07/09-10, Brisbane, Australia) Slide only: http://www.slideshare.net/hayashiyutaka/discovery-is-not-enough-from-an-experience-of-a-research-university-in-japan

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