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Yuko Itatsu, Professor
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The Itatsu Lab studies cultural and social history, focusing mainly on the United States and Japan in the first half of the 20th century. The lab asks where people find the sense of purpose and fulfillment that allows them to live as human beings. As globalization and automation make the ways people work more diverse, ideas about leisure change as well as ideas about labor. Using leisure, popular culture, and social minorities as keywords, the lab mainly studies the United States.
Yutaka Matsuyama, Professor
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The Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Lab studies biostatistics, an applied field of statistics focused on medicine and health. The lab works on methodology: how to plan clinical and epidemiological studies, and how to analyze the data collected in them. The lab is part of the Graduate School of Medicine and exists to train biostatisticians who carry out the practical work of designing and analyzing clinical research. Together with the biostatistics field of the Graduate School of Medicine, it runs the Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Course of the Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies. In addition to lectures, the lab works with The University of Tokyo Hospital and the National Cancer Center Japan to provide hands-on training in which students gain experience with actual clinical research work.
Atsu Aiba, Professor
Bio & Life Sciences0 student voices
The Division of Animal Resources studies advanced functions of the mammalian body, such as how the brain works and how cancer arises. The lab creates its own knockout and transgenic mice to clarify how genes function in the living body. It focuses in particular on synaptic plasticity, activity-dependent neural development, and the mechanisms of memory and learning. The lab is also using genome editing to create disease models in the marmoset, a small monkey.
Tatsuoki Kono, Professor
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Kono Lab researches hydrogen energy as a means of achieving carbon neutrality. The lab develops hydrogen energy systems that use renewable energy to produce hydrogen, then store and use it. It also works on regionally distributed energy systems that combine renewable energy, hydrogen, and storage batteries. The lab is also developing hydrogen storage alloys that can store hydrogen safely, as well as a new type of hydrogen storage battery.
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