No stain? No sweat: Terahertz waves can image early-stage breast cancer without staining

Team of researchers at Osaka University make key breakthrough towards on-site cancer diagnosis

Hazumi datasets for dialogue systems that recognize human sentiment released

Detecting early-stage failure in electric power conversion devices

Researchers from Osaka University use non-destructive acoustic monitoring to identify the earliest stages of failure in silicon carbide power electronics, which will help in the design of more-durable power devices

The making of memory B cells and long-term immune responses

Only B cells that express Bach2 and reduced mTORC1 activity can become memory B cells, the body’s first responder to re-infections

A new magnetic recording method using millimeter/terahertz waves!

Demonstration of focused millimeter assisted magnetic recording

Could megatesla magnetic fields be realized on Earth?

A team of researchers led by Osaka University discovers “microtube implosion,” a novel mechanism that demonstrates the generation of megatesla-order magnetic fields