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Dai Watanabe, Visiting Professor
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Advanced AIDS Medicine is introduced as one of the cooperative graduate school labs in the course list of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The page lists Visiting Professor Dai Watanabe and Visiting Associate Professor Ryotaro Sakamori, each with a research overview prepared for graduate students.
Yukihiro Akeda, Visiting Professor
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The Infectious Disease Epidemiology Lab is introduced as a cooperative graduate school course in the course list of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. Visiting Professor Yukihiro Akeda and Visiting Professor Norio Omagari are listed. For Visiting Professor Yukihiro Akeda, a research overview for graduate students is available as a PDF.
Kan Yonemori, Visiting Professor
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Cancer Clinical Development is a department in the affiliated graduate school program of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Department of Medicine. The department list shows the National Cancer Center as its partner institution. Visiting Professor Kan Yonemori and Visiting Professor Tairo Shibata are listed as faculty members.
Naoyuki Sato, Visiting Professor
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Aging and Neurological Medicine is a department listed under the "affiliated graduate school" category in the department list of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The page lists Visiting Professor Naoyuki Sato and Visiting Associate Professor Mitsuru Shinohara as faculty members. The graduate school page does not describe any research themes; a research overview for graduate students is provided in a separate PDF.
Kazushi Motomura, Visiting Professor
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The Health Epidemiology Lab is one of the departments in the affiliated graduate school program of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The faculty member is Visiting Professor Kazushi Motomura. A research overview for graduate students is available as a document from the graduate school's page.
Shiro Oshima, Visiting Professor
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The Clinical Immunology and Pathophysiology Lab is a department in the cooperative graduate school program of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The Graduate School of Medicine's list of departments introduces a Visiting Professor and a Visiting Associate Professor. The lab's research is published as research overview materials for graduate students.
Fumihiro Fujiki, Associate Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Cancer Vaccine Therapy Lab studies cancer vaccines that target WT1, a tumor antigen produced in large amounts in most types of human tumors. Cancer-specific immunotherapy is a field attracting attention as a treatment alongside surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. The lab's distinguishing feature is that it can carry out everything from basic research to clinical research in the field of tumor immunotherapy. The lab is established as an endowed department of the Graduate School of Medicine.
Ryuichi Morishita, Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Clinical Gene Therapy Lab carries out research in several groups, including a dementia group and a cardiovascular group. The dementia group studies tau protein in Alzheimer's disease and develops methods for assessing cognitive function using eye gaze. The cardiovascular group targets heart failure, vascular diseases, aging, stem cells, and cancer, aiming to develop new therapeutic drugs and other treatments that are useful in clinical practice. The lab also has a health and developmental medicine group, an immunity, cerebrovascular, and neurology group, and a collaborative research group.
Hidetoshi Hamada, Associate Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Musculoskeletal Medical-Engineering Therapeutics Lab is an endowed chair that combines medical and engineering technologies to develop materials and surgical systems used in surgery for fractures and joint diseases. The lab develops devices that fix fractures, and aims to develop long-lasting next-generation artificial joints and computer-assisted surgery systems. Proximal femoral fractures and chronic hip joint diseases are considered to carry a high risk of leading to locomotive syndrome if they are not properly treated. Surgical treatment that relieves joint pain and quickly restores stability and mobility is considered to play an important role in extending healthy life expectancy.
Kotaro Saga, Associate Professor, Endowed Chair
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The Regeneration-Inducing Medicine Lab, an endowed chair, studies how tissue stem cells are maintained in the living body and how they are activated when tissue is damaged. The lab focuses on HMGB1, a protein released from necrotic tissue, which increases mesenchymal stem cells in the blood and promotes tissue regeneration. Based on findings from basic research, the lab is also developing an agent that increases mesenchymal stem cells in the blood. The lab's webpage says that people who are interested are welcome to join.
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