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2535DIV
Life sciences
posted：2022/06/13
特開2022-68362
特開2022-68362 医療システム及びそれを実行する方法
KUMANO, Hiroaki Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
2489
Life sciences
posted：2022/05/02
特開2022-42008
特開2022-42008 医療システム及びそれを実行する方法
KUMANO, Hiroaki Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
2021-0921-04
Life sciences
posted：2021/10/08
Modulation of Brain Activity by tDCS Effects on Human Decision Making
HIRAYAMA, Kento Research Associate (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
collaborative researchers：OSU, Rieko Professor
● Transcranial direct current electrical stimulation (tDCS) (Figure 1) can increase or decrease neural activity continuously for several hours. ● The activity of the posterior parietal cortex was changed by tDCS during the task of measuring the frequency of choice for eac...
2021-0921-08
Life sciences
posted：2021/10/08
Research and development of functional ingredients to protect the liver from alcohol consumption
HARA, Taichi Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
● Identify functional materials that reduce alcohol-induced liver injury. ● Promotes the degradation of acetaldehyde in liver cells. ● Develop a highly concentrated hydrogen water generator that reduces the amount of intracellular acetaldehyde.
2019-1021-07
Life sciences
posted：2019/10/21
Development of cosmetic products targeting cell endogenous activation
HARA, Taichi Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
● Degradation of abnormal proteins by enhancing autophagy.● Elimination of damaged mitochondria by mitophagy reduces the source of active oxygen.● Intrinsic protection from aging or environmental stress by increasing cellular stress response system
2018-0927-04
Life sciences
posted：2018/09/27
Drug screening targeting intracellular accumulation of abnormal proteins
HARA, Taichi Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
● Elucidation of the molecular mechanisms for the intracellular accumulation of abnormal proteins (Fig. 2). ● Development of screening technique targeting protein quality control systems.
2013-0130-15
Life sciences
posted：2014/05/21
Evaluation of comfort through measurement of brain activity
KUMANO, Hiroaki Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
By measuring blood flow in the brain in real time through optical topography (NIRS), we can provide an objective, numerical index of the state of comfort or emotions. This will assist in the search for more effective stimulatory conditions and designs.
2013-0130-16
Life sciences
posted：2014/05/21
Ways to alleviate mood disorders through attention training
KUMANO, Hiroaki Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
Focusing on “rumination = repeated recalling of past events and being tormented by them,” often seen in depression, we are developing a form of neurobehavioral therapy based on attention training to alleviate rumination. We can provide treatments that suit the symptoms of the ...
2013-0130-17
Life sciences
posted：2014/05/21
Interfaces that make use of the characteristics of cutaneous sensation
FUJIMOTO, Hiroshi Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
Designing an information communicating device for the visually impairedAnalyzing the characteristics of a variety of tactile sensing such as differences in the surface area, the layer structure and hardness (Young’s modulus), slipperiness, etc., and proposing devices that make...
2013-0130-18
Life sciences
posted：2014/05/21
The development of facilities and equipment based on analyses of the motor functions of the legs
FUJIMOTO, Hiroshi Professor (Faculty of Human Sciences School of Human Sciences)
Analyzing the effects of tactile paving and inclined obstacles on the walking of healthy people, the elderly and injured people (an examination of stress or danger of tripping while walking).Elucidating the mechanical properties of the structure of the foot (e.g., the arch) wh...
