Dr. Junichi Nishizawa

"The problem withSiberia is that nothing's done after trees are cut down," says TohokuUniversity President Junichi Nishizawa, who led an academics' missionto the Soviet Far East last summer to seek ways for Japan to helpsustainable development of trees and other natural resources there.

Junichi Nishizawa, president of Iwate Prefectural University: "Engineers need to hit on radical ideas for the coexistence of affluent human living and rich environment"

Speakers at the event included: Dr. Junichi Nishizawa, President, Iwate University; Dr. Tsugio Makimoto, Corporate Advisor, Sony Corporation; and Mark Jagiela, President, Semiconductor Test Division, Teradyne.
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Dr. Nishizawa presented his views on the latest challenge in the Integrated Circuit (IC) revolution that the Japanese semiconductor industry has helped shape - a new generation of high-speed devices and applications approaching Terahertz speeds.

Dr. Junichi Nishizawa, President of Iwate Prefectural University and former President of Tohoku University were invited as panelist and Mr. Makoto Narita, President of Inspire Corporation, as a coordinator.

In Japan, Junichi Nishizawa, the former president of Tohoku University, points out that the demise would come in 80 years, and the governor of Tokyo Shintaro Ishihara also warns that human society is heading down the path of destruction.

A number of studies on the carrying capacity of the earth have been done.

It was issued in the name of Junichi Nishizawa, former Tohoku University president chosen by Ishihara to head the new university, and Kazuhisa Yamaguchi, chief of Tokyo's Office of University Management, according to sources.