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Listening to the people results in a more sustainable future energy system Energy plan for 2050 based on consumer preferences and future demographics of the US population includes 50% more electricity derived from renewable sources than current projections 2022.07.29
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Issue-based and cross-disciplinary education at Kyushu U Programs at the School of Interdisciplinary Science and Innovation lead the way 2022.07.25
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A shared vision for Kyushu University President Ishibashi and early-career researchers candidly discuss the direction the university should take 2022.07.19
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Breaking AIs to make them better Researchers investigate ways to make AIs more robust by studying patterns in their answers when faced with the unknown 2022.06.30
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The life and lessons of Dr. Tetsu Nakamura—Part 2: Stars over a hilltop Students discuss seven lessons for life they learned from the works of Dr. Nakamura 2022.06.29
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The life and lessons of Dr. Tetsu Nakamura—Part 1: “People deserve love, hearts deserve trust” Students who took part in Kyushu University’s Nakamura Tetsu Memorial Lecture Series discuss lessons they learned from Dr. Nakamura’s life and work 2022.06.29
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Kyushu University’s Vision 2030 In this feature, Prof. Aya Hagishima speaks to President Tatsuro Ishibashi about Kyushu University’s vision 2022.06.27
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Sniffing out your identity with breath biometrics Researchers develop an olfactory sensor for biometric authentication using your breath 2022.06.22
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Finding the biological roots for pathological social withdrawal, Hikikomori Researchers identify a number of key biomarkers in Hikikomori patients and show their promise for predicting the severity of the condition 2022.06.01
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On the cutting edge: Medicine and health Advancing the treatment and understanding of the human body 2022.05.27
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On the cutting edge: Environment and food Kyushu U scientists are taking steps towards a better, brighter, and more livable future 2022.05.27
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On the cutting edge: Decarbonization Research efforts aim for a sustainable society that goes beyond carbon ‘neutral’ to carbon ‘negative’ 2022.05.27
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Uncovering new details of the brain's first line of defense Researchers report in unprecedented detail how some of the brain's immune cells develop, and how to distinguish them from other cells 2022.05.20
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Time determines the type of cells that emerge in the mouse brain Scientists show that a single protein, BMP2, and epigenetics determine the type of brain cells produced from neural stem cells 2022.05.16
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Exercise reverses cognitive deficiencies caused by anesthesia Cognitive deficiencies caused by pediatric anesthesia in mice are due to changes in chromatin accessibility and can be reversed by exercise 2022.04.28
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Spinning the future of medicine with a century of silkworm research with Prof. Takahiro Kusakabe 2022.04.22
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A tale of two classes in the wake of COVID-19 Clarifying the disproportionate economic effect of the pandemic on the poor in Japan 2022.03.31
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For long plant life, the secret is in DNA repair Researchers find high copy number of DNA repair genes in long-lived trees 2022.03.31
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Visible ocean plastics just the tip of the iceberg Simulations find the majority of ocean plastics may be on the seafloor or otherwise difficult to monitor, with vastly more plastic waste likely trapped on land 2022.03.18
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Uncovering the science behind biocompatibility with Prof. Masaru Tanaka 2022.03.11
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