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LINK-J Eyes Stronger Ties with AI, Semiconductor Sectors

September 2, 2026
LINK-J Chairman Hideyuki Okano said on August 31 that the life science networking organization plans to reinforce its ties with other fields, including semiconductors and artificial intelligence. As LINK-J marks its 10th year in FY2026, Okano outlined the organization’s priorities…

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