RESEARCH

Conventional compound libraries are predominantly constructed via sp²–sp² cross-coupling and condensation reactions, leading to a prevalence of planar molecules centered around (hetero)aromatic rings. [...]

Neurons in the brain create a function by transmitting information across multiple brain regions. Therefore, it is essential to observe interregional projections in order to understand brain function. [...]

In stars, nucleosynthesis takes place, leading to the creation of heavier elements. In the early universe, stars were the first sites where elements heavier than lithium—referred to as “metals&# [...]

The claim that ‘biodiversity is globally declining’ is widely accepted. However, quantitative assessments of global decline have primarily focused on vertebrate species, and the vast numbe [...]

Development of habitat conservation support tools for endangered fish species and application to related subspecies

Department of Bioresource Sciences, Graduate School of Bioresource and Bioenvironmental Sciences

This study focuses on Cobitis striata fuchigamii and Cobitis striata hakataensis, which are endangered fishes, and subspecies endemic to the Onga River system and the Hakata Bay inflowing river, respe [...]

Neurological impairments following stroke are caused by inflammation and demyelination, but their detailed molecular mechanisms remain unclear. I have discovered an anti-sulfatide antibody that promot [...]

This research will pose three questions and analyze comprehensively the acceptance of Nietzsche’s philosophy in Heinrich Mann’s literature: 1. How die Heinrich Mann treat and accept the ph [...]

There are tumor immunity-based therapies such as immune checkpoint inhibitors like PD-1 antibodies in the treatment of oral squamous cell carcinoma. Immune checkpoint inhibitors mainly target T cells [...]

Construction of a sugar-amino acid hybrid scaffold with a unique 3D architecture

Multiplexed mapping of inter-regional projections using fluorescent barcode vectors

Investigation of the star formation in the early universe

Development of Extinction Risk Assessment Method Based on Habitat Occurrences for Vascular Plants

Development of habitat conservation support tools for endangered fish species and application to related subspecies

Identification of autoantibodies with therapeutic effects on stroke

The acceptance of Nietzsche's philosophy in Heinrich Mann's literature

Research on the roles of B cells in tumor immunity of oral squamous cell carcinoma and tumor antigen identification

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