Program for Creation of Interdisciplinary Research
Research Projects
- Creative Interdisciplinary Collaboration Program
- Program for Creation of Interdisciplinary Research
- Support program for international core for interdisciplinary research
- Promoted Program for Interdisciplinary Research
- Support for the international collaboration
- Support for the presentation in international conferences
- *Program for Key Interdisciplinary Research
- *Support Program for Interdisciplinary Research
Program for Creative of Interdisciplinary Research
2022-2023
| Leader | Affiliation | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Assos. Prof. Ryuichi Kumagai |
Graduate School of Education / Faculty of Education | Development of mentoring tools that facilitate academic management of scientific laboratories |
| Assist. Prof. Takako Kikkawa |
School of Medicine | Elucidation of brain developmental mechanism causing gender differences in neurodevelopmental disorder |
| Assist. Prof. Hanae Aoki |
School of Engineering | Cultivating engineering mind in female high school students through series laboratory training on nano material sciences |
| Assist. Prof. Tando Yukiko |
IDAC | Identification of factors transmitting the effects of maternal environmental changes to grandchild generations. |
| Assos. Prof. Kenichi Funamoto |
IFS | Development of measurement-integrated analysis for reproduction of cellular metabolism and functions |
| Assist. Prof. Izumi Mastudaira |
S.A.R.C. | Creating the novel research field of Family-Level Individuality |
2021-2022
| Leader | Affiliation | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Assist. Prof. Keijiro Ohshimo |
Graduate School of Science | A tomic transport in cavities of supramolecules studied by atomic collisions and topological data analysis |
| Assist. Prof. Daiki Umetsu |
Graduate School of Life Sciences | Elucidating working principles of the heterogeneous autonomous decentralized system of muscle cell dynamics |
| Assist. Prof. Hiroki Kurita |
Graduate School of Environmental Studies | Creation and Application of Functional Silk Fibers |
| Assist. Prof. Negyesi Janos |
Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering | Interaction between handedness, laterality, and task complexity. The effects and underlying mechanisms of a short-term unilateral sequence training on this interaction. |
| Assist. Prof. Atsuhiro Nagasaki |
Tohoku University Hospital | I nnovation for min eralized tissue regeneration using electric charge mechanism of protein |