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Ando Lab
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The lab uses simulation to uncover the mechanisms of biological systems and materials.
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Understanding biological systems inside the computer.
The Ando Lab uses computer simulation and modeling to understand biological systems from a physicochemical perspective, from the molecular level to the whole-organism level.
The lab also collaborates with experimental researchers, numerically analyzing experimental data to clarify the mechanisms behind it.
It is also developing new simulation algorithms and models.
The lab also applies the same approach to research on electronics materials, aiming to enable more efficient and effective materials development.
Key terms
- Computer simulation
- A method of reproducing and studying the behavior of molecules and materials inside a computer.
- Modeling
- The task of replacing a phenomenon under study with a model that can be computed.
- Algorithm
- A procedure for having a computer carry out calculations. In this lab, new simulation methods themselves are developed
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The Ando Lab aims to understand biological systems from a physicochemical perspective, from the molecular level to the whole-organism level. Working with experimental researchers, the lab uses computer simulation and modeling to investigate the mechanisms behind experimental data.
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- Associate ProfessorTadashi Ando
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