Takashi Asada
LifeScience Ambassador Kobe-Kansai Region, Japan
E-mail: ta@mva.org
Direct: +45 3532 4192
Mobile: +45 2299 3828
Core competences
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International collaboration
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Diabetes
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Regenerative medicine
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Research & Business
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Academia & Companies
Area of expertise
Takashi Asada joined Medicon Valley Alliance in March 2008 and is involved in following projects:
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Medicon Valley Ambassador Programme
Key account responsibilities
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Increase business-to-business interactions
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University/hospital collaborations with the purpose of defining and executing complementary research programs
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Cross-sector initiatives combining the skills and competences of the private life science sector, the universities and healthcare sectors
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Cross-exploitation of accumulated knowledge between the regional organisations of the bioclusters
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Actively promote opportunities for private Venture Capital investments in either regions
Background
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Career
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2007-Present: Representative International Cooperation, Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation (FBRI) Pro-Cluster Kobe
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2005-2007: Stem Cell Sciences KK, Chief Scientific Officer (Head of Research & Development)
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1979-2005: Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
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2003-2005: FBRI, Research Coordination Director (on loan from Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.)
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2000-2003: Pharmacology Department Molecular Pharmacology Section, Senior Scientist and Group Leader, Human Disease Animal Model Group
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1998-2000: Fujisawa Institute for Neuroscience in Edinburgh, U.K., Senior Scientist (Molecular Pharmacology)
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1997-1998: Molecular Biology Department, Senior Scientist, Group Leader, Human Disease Animal Model Group
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1990-1997: Development Research Division, Pharmacology Department,Researcher, Molecular Pharmacology Section
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1982-1990: Central Research Division, Pharmacology Department, Researcher
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1979-1982: Tokyo Research Division, Researcher
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2001: Kyoto University, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Parttime lecturer
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Education
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2001: Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences with research interest in molecular mechanism of action with recombinant human insulin-like growth factor-I on diabetic rats, Kyoto University.
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1979: Masters degree in Biological Chemistry, Tokyo Institute of Technology.
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1977: Bachelor of Science and Technology Degree, Sophia University.
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