We have received the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency Director-General’s Award for our patent for “FMT using nanobubbles,” following the award we received last year for our “nanobubble generator.
This invention greatly improves retention and reduces the burden on the patient compared to conventional FMT by using a composition containing intestinal bacteria including nanobubbles in intestinal microflora transplantation (hereinafter referred to as FMT).
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Recognizing Engineers and R&D Professionals
The Local Invention Awards, started in 1921, honor engineers and research and development personnel who have created outstanding inventions, devices, or designs that have been implemented. Last year, 1,364 people were honored nationwide. This is your chance to showcase your inventions to the public through these awards. (Inventions eligible for the awards must be patented, registered as a utility model, or registered as a design, and be in use.)
The Local Invention Awards, which began in 1921, recognize engineers and researchers who have created outstanding inventions, devices, or designs that are currently being put to use. Last year, 1,364 people were recognized nationwide. This is your chance to promote your own inventions to society.
(Eligible inventions must be patented, registered as a utility model, or design, and be put to use.)
Call for inventions, etc. to drive local industry
The national competition is divided into eight regions (Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu). We are looking for outstanding inventions from each of these regions.
Here’s your chance to take it to the next level!
The Local Invention Awards lead to the National Invention Awards, which are held nationwide.
Those who complete even more outstanding inventions also have the opportunity to receive the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award and national honors (ordination and medals). Many people have received these awards as a result of receiving the Local Invention Awards, and as a recommending organization, the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation actively recommends outstanding scientists and engineers.
It is an award-winning project with a long history.
The commendation business is one of the pillars of the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation (JIII), which was established in 1905. Among these, the Local Commendation for Invention was launched in 1921, and the history of this commendation can be said to be a footstep in the progress of science and technology in Japan.
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Local Commendation for Invention｜Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation
