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2015-1215-07

Social Infrastructure

posted：2015/12/15

Human-Robot Musical Interaction

TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：コセンティノサラ

● Musical robots must be able to communicate with partner artists(Fig.2)● Musical robots should recognize and send real-time non-verbal signals● Sensor system for real-time non-verbal signals monitoring● Multi-sensor: detects several signals at once (Fig.3)

2015-1215-06

Social Infrastructure

posted：2015/12/15

Human-Robot Laughter Interaction

TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：コセンティノサラ

● Sensor system for real-time laughter monitoring(Fig.2)● Wearable: non-invasive and portable ● Multi-sensor: measure all laughter-related body changes

2015-1215-05

Social Infrastructure

posted：2015/12/15

Development of a Wearable Motion Capture System for Balance Evaluation of Older Adults

TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：SESSA, Salvatore Part-time Lecturer

● Inertial Measurements Unit (IMU) motion capture system (Fig.1)● One Leg Stance test with older adults (Fig.2) ● Automatic One Leg Stance segmentation (Fig.3)● Auto-detection of gait abnormality (Fig.4)

2015-1215-04

Social Infrastructure

posted：2015/12/15

Development of Subliminal Persuasion System for Laparoscopic Training

TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：SESSA, Salvatore Part-time Lecturer

● Experimental setup and materials(fig.1)● Different types of feedback(fig.2)● The different between first trial and last trial(fig.3)● Workload of each group during laparoscopic training(fig.4)

2015-1023-03

Life sciences

posted：2015/10/23

Novel antimicrobial peptides

KOIDE, Takaki Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

Novel antimicrobial peptides which form triple-helical structure and contain Arg cluster in the N-terminal region and disulfide bonds in the C-terminal region.

2015-1022-04

Life sciences

posted：2015/10/23

Drug for epigenomic disruption caused by hyperglycemia

NAKAO, Yoichi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：ARAI, Daisuke Part-time Lecturer , 塩田邦郎教授

Does hyperglycemia cause a change of epigenome? A compound which prevents hyperglycemia-induced epigenomic aberration, could be a novel drug for diabetes associated with various diseases.

2015-1022-03

Life sciences

posted：2015/10/23

Neuronal differentiation inducer

NAKAO, Yoichi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

collaborative researchers：　　

・ A series of novel ageladine A derivatives,which has a specific activity on the neuronal differentiation

2011-0906-05

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

Natural marine chemical compounds as materials for drugs As a tool in chemical epigenetics

NAKAO, Yoichi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

Samples of marine organisms: Over 1,500 species, including marine sponges, coelenterates, protochordates, echinoderms, and mollusks.A diverse range of sampling areas: Japan (Ryukyu Islands, coastal Kyushu, Izu Islands, Sado Island, coastal Sanriku, Kuril Islands), Micronesia, ...

2011-0906-06

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

New anti-Leishmania agent

NAKAO, Yoichi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

“Cristaxenicin A,” a new chemical compound with anti-Leishmania properties

2011-0915-02

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

Diagnostic method for chronic myeloproliferative diseases – method for quantitatively analyzing the JAK2 genetic mutation –

TSUNEDA, Satoshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

We have a method of quantitatively analyzing the JAK2 genetic mutation. Using a fluorescent probe, it is possible to diagnose cMPD quickly and accurately.

2011-0915-03

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

New isolation and culturing method for microorganisms

TSUNEDA, Satoshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

New high-throughput in situ culturing tools and isolation and culturing techniques for useful microorganisms in the environment. It is possible to apply these methods to environments such as in underground and in water and obtain many new bacteria in one go. Because mass trans...

2011-0930-01

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

Drug development based on collagen

KOIDE, Takaki Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

●Supramolecular materials having collagen-like triple-helical structure●Library of collagen-like triple-helical peptides (approximately 800 types)●Screening methods for collagen biological polymer bonding inhibitor compounds: (establishment of 384-well plate, high-throughput s...

2011-1028-01

Life sciences

posted：2014/05/21

Elucidating the mechanisms of intrahepatic metabolism control and disease caused by its failure

GODA, Nobuhito Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

We have findings about the central molecule involved in the low-oxygen response mechanism in cells, hypoxia inducible factor (HIF)-1. We discovered that failure in this response in hepatic parenchymal cells leads to the onset and development of alcoholic and non-alcoholic fatt...

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Life sciences

posted：2014/04/03

Mutational analysis method for JAK2 genes

TSUNEDA, Satoshi Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

This method uses a fluorescent probe as a method of measuring the JAK2 gene mutations seen in chronic myeloproliferative disorders (MPDs). It enables quantification that is highly sensitive, simple, low cost, and high throughput.Applications to pharmaceutical screening methods...