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- Lasers for X-ray diffraction observations of solid iron at high pressuresRyosuke Kodama, Professor, Graduate School of EngineeringInvestigations of iron at pressures similar to those in the core of the Earth provide new constraints on planetary formation and evolution
- Detecting License Inconsistencies in Large-scale Open Source ProjectsKatsuro INOUE, Professor, Graduate School of Information Science and TechnologyEmpirical study exposes license infringements in open source software and identifies the reasons behind these inconsistencies
- Japan in the spotlightYoneyuki SUGITA, Professor, Graduate School of Language and CultureTwo books comprehensively examining Japan’s international relations from many angles provide a thorough analysis of a notoriously complex dynamic
- Modified enzymes for bio-hydrogen productionGenji KURISU, Professor, Institute for Protein ResearchChanging the cofactors that help proteins work in a search for hybrid enzymes that could fuel the hydrogen economy
- Out with the old: mitochondrial quality control protein identifiedOsamu Yamaguchi, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Medicine/ Yasushi Sakata, Professor, Graduate School of MedicineThe protein responsible for the disposal of aging mitochondria in humans has been revealed, with important implications for heart and neurodegenerative diseases
- Simulating supermassive black holesKentaro NAGAMINE, Professor, Graduate School of ScienceCutting-edge simulations explain how supermassive black holes and galaxies formed from collapsing gas clouds in the early Universe
- Unlocking our memory’s secretsMariko OSAKA, Professor, Graduate School of Human SciencesMore focus on task preparation could help the elderly improve their short-term memory
- Hitting the bull’s-eye with 3D nanofabricationSatoshi KAWATA, Professor, Department of Applied PhysicsNext-generation lithography uses laser drawing technology to build incredibly small objects from the bottom up