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Tamotsu Yoshimori, Project Professor
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The Beyond Cell Reborn Endowed Chair (Yoshimori Lab) studies membrane trafficking, the mechanism by which molecules move around inside cells. In particular, the lab focuses on autophagy, the process by which cells break down components they no longer need. Taking advantage of its place in the medical school, the lab collaborates with clinical departments to conduct research toward the prevention and treatment of diseases involving autophagy.
Kosuke Baba, Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Intractable Neurological Disease Treatment and Home Healthcare Lab is an endowed chair in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University. Prof. Baba, the Professor of the endowed chair, has registered the research field in the university's researcher directory as Life Sciences, Pathophysiological Neuroscience. The list of papers in the researcher directory includes works on Parkinson's disease.
Kokoro Shirai, Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Social Medicine, Behavioral Science, and Aging Lab is part of the Division of Health Sciences in the Graduate School of Medicine at The University of Osaka. Its Professor and Assistant Professor, who hold positions in an endowed chair, specialize in public health and epidemiology. Prof. Shirai's research keywords include social determinants of health, positive psychology, health psychology, and gerontology. In the university's researcher directory, Prof. Shirai lists public health, social epidemiology, and health behavior as areas of expertise.
Kiyokazu Nakajima, Project Professor
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The Joint Research Chair of Next-Generation Endoscopic Therapeutics (Project ENGINE) develops new medical devices jointly with companies, starting from problems that physicians identify in clinical practice. Working with company subgroups in an end-to-end manner, from the basic and preclinical stages through to commercialization, the lab aims for early implementation in society. Data obtained during development are shared between the university and the participating companies. The university publishes them academically, and the companies use them to develop and improve devices. The lab also accepts company personnel engaged in medical device research and development, and trains development personnel using clinical training and animal experiment facilities.
Masayuki Endo, Professor
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The Collaborative Research Institute for Regeneration-Inducing Medicine was jointly established by The University of Osaka and StemRIM Inc. and specializes in developing regeneration-inducing drugs. It defines the body's own ability to heal injuries and diseases as "regeneration induction," and aims to help patients by developing drugs that can harness this ability at will. Development is under way targeting epidermolysis bullosa, acute cerebral infarction, chronic liver disease, knee osteoarthritis, and other conditions. The institute actively welcomes young researchers who will lead the development of next-generation regeneration-inducing drugs.
Koichi Ogame, Visiting Professor
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The Blood and Vascular Biology Lab is a cooperative graduate school lab in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. The partner research institution is the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center, and the faculty member in charge is Visiting Professor Koichi Ogame. The liaison faculty member on the university side is Prof. Watanabe of the Preventive Diagnosis Lab.
Yasunori Shintani, Visiting Professor
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The Applied Metabolic Imaging Lab is a field of the cooperative graduate school program in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka, and its partner research institution is the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center. It is established as a joint research chair, and is run by Visiting Professors Yasunori Shintani and Masamichi Yamamoto. The liaison faculty member on the university side is Prof. Tsujikawa of the Clinical Laboratory Science major. Research themes are not listed on the cooperative graduate school's introduction page.
Haruko Yamamoto, Visiting Professor
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The Advanced Medicine and Clinical Trial Science Lab is a cooperative graduate school lab in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. Its partner institution is the National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center, and it is established as a joint research chair. The faculty in charge are Visiting Professor Haruko Yamamoto and Visiting Associate Professor Mayumi Fukuda, and the liaison faculty member is Professor Watanabe.
Tomoaki Okimoto, Visiting Professor
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The Particle Beam Therapy Cooperative Field is a field established in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University, as a cooperative graduate school program with Hyogo Ion Beam Medical Center. The main research themes include clinical research on particle beam therapy, improving the operational efficiency of treatment equipment, and basic research that includes cell experiments. Visiting Professor Tomoaki Okimoto is in charge, and the liaison faculty member on the Osaka University side is Professor Teiji Nishio.
Koji Konishi, Visiting Associate Professor
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The Clinical Radiation Therapy Physics Lab is a joint research chair lab within the cooperative graduate school program of the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University. The partner research institution is Osaka International Cancer Institute. The faculty member is Visiting Associate Professor Koji Konishi, and the liaison faculty member is Professor Teiji Nishio of the Division of Radiological Technology and Science.
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