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参画機関（平成25年12月現在〈順不同〉）COI-S（サテライト拠点）（独）海洋研究開発機構（JAMSTEC）株式会社ソニーコンピュータサイエンス研究所国立大学法人東京大学学校法人中央大学（独）宇宙航空研究開発機構（JAXA）参画機関（平成25年12月現在〈順不同〉）一般財団法人高度情報科学技術研究機構国立大学法人名古屋大学国立大学法人山形大学長野県Global Aqua Innovation Headquarter established on the Nagano (Engineering) Campus of Shinshu University will seek to address these issues in all aspects of innovative water production and circulation systems, ranging from R&D to society-wide implementation. It will do so based on strong industrial, academic, and governmental partnerships operating across Japan and by applying R&D results in areas such as carbon and fiber materials (areas where Shinshu University and other project partners are especially strong) as well as the manufacturing technologies available in Nagano Prefecture and elsewhere in Japan. These efforts will be made with the ultimate goal of ensuring safe and reliable water supplies for people around the world.Research staff from universities and other institutions, engineers, and other professionals from the private sector will gather from across Japan to work at the facility on a full-time basis. Activities will include the development of durable water-separation membranes and other technologies employing innovative materials such as nanocarbons. Also included will be modularization, systematization, and mass production at plants, as well as commercial development activities related to separation membranes and other technologies. The goal of these efforts will be to achieve practical applications for innovative water production and circulation systems.Merging world-leading technologies from across JapanThe facility will devise versatile, innovative water-circulation systems and promote their implementation in society.(Source: Hitachi, Ltd.)The central building of the facility, chosen for MEXT’s program to develop Global Scientific Centers of Innovation Through Industry-Academy Partnership Utilizing Community Resources, slated for construction on the Nagano (Engineering) Campus (conceptual drawing of completed building)Innovative carbon technologies are used to isolate useful substances.

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