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Applied physics and Japan’s ageing population

10 Nov 2017 Matin Durrani
Satoshi Kawata
Keeping going: Satoshi Kawata from Osaka University remains active despite having just officially retired. (Courtesy: Matin Durrani)
By Matin Durrani in Osaka, Japan By most measures, Japan is one of the wealthiest nations in the wo

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