RESEARCH

The central nervous system (CNS) hosts several macrophages, which include microglia that occupy the parenchyma of the brain, and CNS border-associated macrophages (CAMs) that are found at the border, [...]

This study aims to quantify the flood control and biodiversity functions of the detour canals from the perspective of Nature-based Solutions (NbS). This internationally recognized approach leverages n [...]

With the rapid growth of AI and IoT technologies, reducing the power consumption of information devices has become increasingly important. This study focuses on magnetic skyrmions, which are promising [...]

Development of a Sequential Click-Reactive Molecular Platform for the Construction of Multifunctional Antibody–Drug Conjugates (ADC)

Department of Medicinal Sciences, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences

This study aims to develop a platform molecule compatible with antibodies that enables sequential click reactions. The developed platform will be utilized for the convergent synthesis of antibody-drug [...]

Quantum sensing, which uses the unique properties of quantum for sensing, is expected to surpass the theoretical limit of conventional sensing. Quantum sensing uses qubits, which extend the classical [...]

Development of New Desulfurization Process via Visible Light Oxidation using Supported Metal Oxides and UV Light-induced Decomposition with Isolating Elemental Sulfur

Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science

Recently, the development of a new desulfurization method is desirable that can perform under room temperature and atmospheric pressure to reduce cost. However, in previous studies, there are problems [...]

Spintronics refers to a technology that uses the property of electron spin. The current we see in everyday life has electron spins in different directions. When the spins are aligned, the current beco [...]

Plastic pollution has become a global environmental challenge, with massive plastic waste accumulating on land and in oceans, harming ecosystems. Traditional treatment methods struggle to fully degrad [...]

Functions of CNS Border-Associated Macrophages in Development and Pathological Conditions

Evaluation of biodiversity and watershed flood management functions of historical water infrastructure through regional co-creation

Research on Topologically Stable Skyrmion-Based Memory Devices

Development of a Sequential Click-Reactive Molecular Platform for the Construction of Multifunctional Antibody–Drug Conjugates (ADC)

Quantum sensing using photoexcited triplet electron spin

Development of New Desulfurization Process via Visible Light Oxidation using Supported Metal Oxides and UV Light-induced Decomposition with Isolating Elemental Sulfur

Demonstration of giant spin current-current conversion by the Rashba effect in heavy metals

Microwave-assisted catalytic degradation of plastics and other organic wastes

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program