Hiroyasu Inoue was invited to give a seminar at World Bank headquarters in Washington, D.C., on March 28. He presented his research on estimating the effects of negative shocks propagating through supply chains, with particular emphasis on a Nankai Trough earthquake and the search for effective countermeasures. This was his second presentation at the World...
Takumi Hamamoto, a member of the laboratory’s third cohort, completed his master’s degree. His excellent academic performance and research left a strong impression. Although the graduation ceremony was cancelled because of COVID-19, seeing a student move on to the next stage remained a special occasion for the laboratory.
Hiroyasu Inoue’s book, Co-patenting: An Analytic Tool for Cooperative Research and Development, has been published by Springer Nature. The book brings together eight previously published research papers on innovation using patent data, with a particular focus on networks—a research theme he has pursued since the early stages of his career.
The January 5, 2020 edition of Yomiuri Shimbun included a figure from Hiroyasu Inoue’s estimates of economic damage in a feature on a Nankai Trough earthquake.
Hiroyasu Inoue presented “Disaster and Countermeasure: Simulation on Nation-Wide Supply Chain Data” at the workshop “Dynamics in Finance and Economy on Economic Networks.” The workshop was organized by RIETI, the Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry, under Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
