Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development, facility in Tokyo, Japan
The Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development, known as AMED, is a government facility in Tokyo that supports medical research and health innovation across Japan. It funds projects in drug development, medical devices, and cell therapy while connecting basic laboratory work to real-world clinical applications.
AMED was established in 2015 by combining several existing government organizations focused on healthcare, science, and industry. The agency was created to coordinate medical research efforts and move innovative solutions more quickly from laboratory discoveries to clinical use.
The facility is located in Chiyoda ward in Tokyo and also maintains international offices in London, Singapore, and Washington D.C. Visitors can obtain information materials about ongoing projects and collaborations, and may observe or participate in meetings that connect researchers and international partners working on shared health challenges.
AMED operates a global network with offices in several countries, allowing it to foster international research partnerships and exchange insights across borders. This international engagement sets it apart from many other national research organizations and makes it a hub for cross-border medical collaboration.
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