Tohoku University Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Global Preparedness and Local Resilience to Next Pandemics

The COVID-19 pandemic affected health but also significantly impacted the economy and society.

Compared to Western countries, COVID-19 mortality was lower in Japan.
Are there indigenous factors behind it?

Researchers from the Natural and Social Sciences and Humanities will cooperatively examine factors behind the lower damage in Japan.

Contributing to building a pandemic-resilient world

SPECIAL FEATURES

TUPReP Kick Off Meeting（Oct.12, 2023）

TUPReP Researchers' Voices

TOPICS

REPORT：TUPReP Crosstalk Vol.7
（August, 21, 2024 ）

REPORT：TUPReP Crosstalk Vol.6
（July, 4, 2024 ）

REPORT：TUPReP Crosstalk Vol.5
（May, 23, 2024 ）

REPORT：TUPReP Crosstalk Vol.4
（March, 6, 2024 ）

EVENTS

TUPReP Crosstalk #6（SOKAP-Connect）
Social inequalities of COVID-19 through foreign eyes　Closed

Onsite : School of Medicine, Bldg.6, 1F “Auditorium” (Seiryo Campus)

Registration D/L : July 3. 2024 15:00 (URL to be sent on the evening, July.3)

JST PRESTO（Sakigake) Pandemic Resilience and Tohoku University SOKAP-Connect TUPReP
Joint International Symposium
The East-West Divide in COVID-19 Mortality: Lessons for Future Pandemics　Closed

Onsite : Sendai International Center, Exhibition Building, Meeting room 1 & 2

Registration D/L : Feb. 20(Tue) 2024