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Kohsuke Gonda, Professor
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The Medical Physics lab (Gonda Lab) uses nanomedicine to develop imaging technologies that are extremely important for the early diagnosis and treatment of cancer and arteriosclerosis. Using in vivo imaging of disease model mice, the lab investigates the mechanisms of cancer and peripheral arterial disease and applies the results to developing diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. The lab is also developing a technology that examines surgically removed human cancer tissue with fluorescence imaging to diagnose, with high accuracy, the likelihood of postoperative recurrence and the efficacy of anticancer drugs. Members come from diverse backgrounds in science, engineering, and medicine, and conduct research with a strong emphasis on discussion and teamwork.

Hitoshi Shiwaku, Professor
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The Pediatric Nursing Lab pursues nursing care that supports children and families according to the life events that arise at each stage of development. It places particular emphasis on research, education, and practice in nursing care that supports children and families psychologically and socially. The lab works in collaboration with Tohoku University Hospital, schools, local communities, medical institutions, and other universities. It also trains pediatric nursing certified nurse specialists and engages in practice at a pediatric nursing outpatient clinic.

Hiroshi Fujii, Professor
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The lab studies connective tissue diseases (collagen diseases), chronic inflammatory diseases that affect the whole body, from the perspective of autoimmune mechanisms. The lab carries out basic research using serum and cells from actual patients, and aims to develop new diagnostic methods and treatments by integrating basic research with clinical practice. The lab's website is shared with the Department of Rheumatology and Connective Tissue Diseases at Tohoku University Hospital, where the same professor serves as department head. In April 2025, a fourth-year student from the Department of Health Sciences, Division of Laboratory Science, began graduation research in this lab.
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