RESEARCH

Recently, the surface texture has been reported to can reduce friction in starved lubrication, but the mechanism is unclear. Therefore, this research aims to numerically investigate the mechanism of t [...]

As social media becomes more prevalent in the global community, its impact on public moral judgments becomes more pronounced: the rapid spread of untruthful information on social networking sites can [...]

Hydrogen embrittlement (HE) is a phenomenon in which hydrogen entered into the metal and weakened the material’s strength. Conventional methods to prevent HE requires a large number of rare metals. In [...]

Research on impact mechanism of urban flood resilience and urban spatial evolution integrating machine learning

Department of Urban Design, Planning and Disaster Management, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies

This research aims to elucidate the mechanisms by which the evolution of urban spaces, characterized by both expansion and contraction, influences flood resilience. It will integrate bibliographic ana [...]

This research reconsiders protectionism not as a rejection of liberalism, but as a normative response rooted in liberal values. Drawing on political philosophers such as Smith, Popper, Kymlicka, and R [...]

PPR (Pentatricopeptide Repeat Protein) is a programmable RNA-binding protein that can specifically recognize target RNA sequences and has potential applications in RNA regulation and gene therapy. Thi [...]

Blocked differentiation in myeloid is a key hallmark of leukemia, and thus therapies that promote differentiation represent a promising strategy for leukemia. Therefore, the development of drugs to tr [...]

Numerical study on the tribological performance of surface texture in starved lubrication

Effect of Impurities contained in Hydrogen gas on Hydrogen embrittlement

Research on impact mechanism of urban flood resilience and urban spatial evolution integrating machine learning

A Paradox Reconsidered: The Liberal Justification for Protectionism

Development of translation control tools using artificial PPR proteins

Targeting cell channel in preventing leukemia disease

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

RESEARCH

Numerical study on the tribological performance of surface texture in starved lubrication

A Systematic Examination of Factors Influencing Moral Judgments in Social Media

Effect of Impurities contained in Hydrogen gas on Hydrogen embrittlement

Research on impact mechanism of urban flood resilience and urban spatial evolution integrating machine learning

A Paradox Reconsidered: The Liberal Justification for Protectionism

Development of translation control tools using artificial PPR proteins

Potential of Cell Therapy via Membrane Protein Exchange (Therapeutic Effect of Mesenchymal Stem Cells on Epithelial Cells Derived from an MRONJ Model)

Targeting cell channel in preventing leukemia disease