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Associate Professor Ayumi Katayama and her research team reveal that the impacts of sika deer-driven understory vegetation loss on soil animals depend on climate conditions
A research group led by Professor William suggests that vaping zebrafish indicate e-cigarette exposure disrupts gut microbial networks and neurobehavior
Assistant Professor Mayumi Hatakeyama, Professor Takuya Kitaoka and their international collaborative research team have achieved immune activation and modulation using wood‑derived nanofiber‑stabilized emulsions
Professor Katsumi Doi and his research team are the first in the world to demonstrate that oxygen-tolerant lactic acid bacteria produce plasmalogens, key components for brain health
Assistant Professor Yohei Ishibashi and his research team have enable flexible production of polyunsaturated fatty acids in marine eukaryotic microorganisms through genome editing
Professor Takahiro Nakamura and his research team have developed a novel RNA editing technology called "RECODE."
Diversity of Japanese Homoeusa: Beetles that Live with Ants Revealed
Professor Atsushi Kume and his research team have demonstrated for the first time that moss spores can survive in outer space
Associate Professor Hideyuki Takahashi and his team uncover the maternal transmission of gut microbiota from cow to calf
Assistant Professor Sadahisa Yagi and his research team reveal the expanding presence of the invasive pest Thecobathra lambda in western Japan
Assistant Professor Sadahisa Yagi and his research team have discovered four new species of micro-moths in the Ogasawara Islands
Associate Professor Tsubaki and his research team use Lego to print custom food for swallowing disorders
Assistant Professor Tappei Mishina and his research team have discovered that spatially different requirements for motors for chromosome biorientation in the oocyte spindle.
Professor Jiro Nakayama and his research team have demonstrated that the elimination of hepatitis C virus (HCV) leads to a dramatic restoration of the intestinal microbiota.
Professor Atsushi Kume and his research group have discovered that gravitropic response, photosynthesis, and plant growth are regulated by the same gene, ISSUNBOSHI1
Professor Takuya Kitaoka and his research group have successfully developed xeno-free cell culture scaffolds for human stem cells using plant-derived nanofibers, completely free of animal-derived components.