音楽土木工学を設計する——音楽のためのプログラミング言語mimiumの開発を通じて Department of Design, Graduate School of Design 本研究では、音楽とは直接関係のない基幹的なテクノロジーを、音楽実践者の視点で改めて作り直す「音楽土木工学」という学問の提唱を、音楽のためのプログラミング言語「mimium」の開発という実践を通じて試みる。
A Study on the Effectiveness of Utilizing Haiku in Reminiscence Therapy for Multiple Generations Department of Clinical Psychology and Community Studies, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies Currently, the proportion of the elderly population exceeds 29% (Cabinet Office, 2025), creating a need for enhanced support for the elderly and health support that addresses psychological aspects. Th [...]
A Statistical Analysis of Downward Propagation of Planetary Wave Packets in the Stratosphere Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Graduate School of Science The stratosphere is an atmospheric region of the Earth between 10 km and 50 km altitude, above the troposphere where humans live. Planetary waves, which are atmospheric waves with long planetary-scale [...]
Theoretical Exploration of Electromagnetic Cross-Responses Emerging from the Quantum Geometry of Magnetic Materials Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science It has been understood that various electrical responses by electrons in solids are governed by the geometric structure of curvature (Berry curvature) and distortion (quantum metrology) in electron mo [...]
Development of a quantitative assessment method for evacuation-centric disaster risk under multiple hazards Department of Civil Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering It is considered that appropriate evacuation can reduce casualties in the face of frequent natural disasters. Therefore, a quantitative disaster risk indicator is needed to promote the evacuation of r [...]
Radiochemical study of medical radioisotopes produced by accelerator neutrons to be used as a theranostic agents. Department of Advanced Energy Engineering Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cancer is a primary cause of death, with around one in six deaths worldwide. Recent research is now going towards the concept of personalized medicine [...]
Elucidating the mechanisms of jawbone destruction via osteoclast formation due to oral diseases: Focusing on apical periodontitis Department of Dental Science, Graduate School of Dental Science This research investigates radicular cysts to elucidate how proliferating odontogenic epithelium interacts with bone‑metabolizing cells. The novelty of this study lies in moving beyond immune‑cell–cen [...]
Synthesis of Garnet and Double-Perovskite Structure Nanoparticles for Solid Electrolyte on All-Solid-State-Batteries by Induction Thermal Plasma Department of Chemical Systems and Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) has been widely employed every e-life including portable electronics and electric vehicles. However, conventional LIBs have almost reached its limit in terms of capacity, [...]
