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Beetles under climate stress lay larger male eggs: Wolbachia infection drives adaptive reproduction strategy in response to rising temperature and CO₂ Researchers find that azuki bean beetles, a common pest, produce larger eggs yielding male offspring when infected with Wolbachia bacteria under elevated temperature and carbon dioxide conditions

Professor Midori Tuda

Facutly of Agriculture

2025.07.11

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A race against time: The challenge of preserving languages before they vanish Discover the Research: Article 8 – Natsuko Nakagawa, Faculty of Humanities 2025.07.08

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Uncovering the mechanism behind dual-end cleavage in transfer RNAs Advancing synthetic biology and biotechnology, a study reveals how a 12-unit enzyme complex precisely cuts both ends of transfer RNA

Faculty of Agriculture

Assistant Professor Takamasa Teramoto / Professor Yoshimitsu Kakuta

2025.07.04

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Sweden Study Abroad & Career Fair held for first time in Fukuoka Kyushu University and the Embassy of Sweden in Japan co-host a fair to foster new connections across education, careers, and cultures. 2025.07.02

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Support systems that relieve the strain of medical care and parenting Discover the Research: Article 7 — Shoko Miyauchi, Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering 2025.07.01

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QS World University Rankings 2026 results announced 2025.06.26

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Kyushu University ranks in top 100 in three areas of Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2025 2025.06.26

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Launch of “Navigate the Globe”: One-stop portal for study abroad and international exchange initiatives 2025.06.25

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Changes to the University's Tuition and Enrollment Fee Exemption System 2025.06.23

Research ResultsLife & Health

Chromosomes and spindles in mature oocytes are stabilized by the histone modification Researchers zero in on a potential molecular target for infertility treatment and miscarriage prevention

Professor Kei Miyamoto

Faculty of Agriculture

2025.06.20

Research ResultsLife & HealthPhysics & Chemistry

Scientists discover the ‘ticking’ mechanism driving nature’s simplest circadian clock New research reveals that circadian clock protein KaiC regulates phosphorylation to keep time in cyanobacteria.

Associate Professor Toshifumi Mori

Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering

2025.06.13

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We provide support to help students currently enrolled in or planning to study at U.S. universities continue their education 2025.06.09

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Kyushu University joins RENKEI workshop at Durham University―Japan–UK consortium in action Kyushu University took part in the RENKEI workshop titled “Just Transitions to a Net Zero World” 2025.06.09

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Kyushu University partners with local high school and NPO on International Collaborative Volunteer Project for SDGs2030 2025.06.06

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A new model to accurately develop better OLEDs Researchers develop a new analytical model detailing the kinetics of the exciton dynamics in TADF materials, the primary component in OLEDs

Professor Adachi Chihaya

Faculty of Engineering

2025.05.30

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Advanced technology integration international workshop held between Kyushu University and Taiwanese Universities 2025.05.21

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Clouding the forecast: study reveals why so many climate models are wrong about the rate of Arctic warming The key may lie in wintertime Arctic clouds, as climate models underestimate how much liquid they contain and how much heat they trap, leading to skewed warming predictions.

Associate Professor Takuro Michibata

Research Institute for Applied Mechanics

2025.05.20

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Scientists find the ‘meow-tation’ that gives cats their orange fur A small deletion in a gene on the X-chromosome lies behind the fiery coats of ginger tabbies and the splotchy orange patches of calicos and tortoiseshell cats.

Distinguished Professor Hiroyuki Sasaki

Medical Institute of Bioregulation / Institute for Advanced Study

2025.05.16

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Enhanced activity in the upper atmosphere of Sporadic E layers during the 2024 Mother’s Day super geomagnetic storm New study reveals the impact of the Mother’s Day geomagnetic storm on the Sporadic E layers that could disrupt radio communications and navigation systems

Professor Liu Huixin

Faculty of Science

2025.05.13

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In iron-dependent cell death, lysosome destabilization is key Findings reveal a new avenue for cancer treatments

Professor Ken-ichi Yamada

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

2025.05.01