Chiaki Miura is a PhD candidate at the University of Tokyo pursuing a mechanistic understanding of how science itself works—peer review, citation dynamics and null models, and how science comes to understand the world. She has secured multiple competitive research grants, and serves as a core organizer of Japan’s flagship Science of Science community, where she leads its hands-on tutorial program. She is firmly embedded in the international community of the field—trained at CWTS Leiden, the field’s leading European center for scientometrics; sought out as a host by three visiting researchers from Germany; and an invited speaker at international venues, most recently a workshop at Kobe University. This work is consistently translated for practitioners, including joint research with university research administrators (URAs) presented at the Japan’s largest URA conference.

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