2018 Kyoto University Amgen Scholars Program Laboratory Information

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1 As of October 13, Kyoto University Amgen Scholars Program Laboratory Information 1 Shunichi TAKEDA (Professor) Graduate School of Medicine Molecular Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis 2 Michiyuki MATSUDA (Professor) Graduate School of Medicine Intravital imaging of signal transduction 3 Masatoshi HAGIWARA (Professor) Graduate School of Medicine Genetic diseases caused by aberrant RNA splicing 4 Hirofumi SATO (Professor) Theoretical Chemistry Page 1 / 7

2 5 Kazunari AKIYOSHI (Professor) Biomedical Polymer Chemistry 6 Seijiro MATSUBARA (Professor) Organic Reaction Development Have a knowledge about basic organic chemistry 7 Yasuo MORI (Professor) Ion channel mechanisms essential for neurotransmission and chemical biology of environmental bio-sensing/adaptation. 8 Masahiro MURAKAMI (Professor) Organometallic Chemistry 9 Itaru HAMACHI (Professor) Chemical protein labeling and bio-imaging Page 2 / 7

3 Strong interests between chemistry and biology 10 Takaaki DAIMON (Professor) Graduate School of Agriculture Insect Physiology, Genetics, and Developmental Biology Highly motivated students interested in learning about insect physiology, genetics, and developmental biology and doing research in the lab Jun OGAWA (Professor) Graduate School of Agriculture Fermentation Physiology and Applied Microbiology. Metabolic Analysis and Enzymology. Gut and Soil Microbiology. Highly motivated students interested in learning about chemistry, biology, molecular biology. Some experiments will be conducted relating applied microbiology Naoki KOMATSU (Professor) Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies Biomedical application of nanomaterials 13 Takashi SAGAWA (Professor) Page 3 / 7

4 Graduate School of Energy Science Organic-inorganic hybrid solar cells 14 Peter CARLTON (Associate Professor) Meiosis in C. elegans Completed at least one year of biology classes 15 Tatsushi IGAKI (Professor) Cell-cell communications in development and cancer 16 Shige H. YOSHIMURA (Associate Professor) Cellular signaling, bio-imaging, mechano-biology, cell-surface receptors, cell motility, metastasis Having interest in basic science 17 Fuyuki ISHIKAWA (Professor) We are interested in understanding how genomes respond to environmental fluctuations. Specifically, we focus on 1) telomere, the end of chromosomes, and 2) low-dose Page 4 / 7

5 stress response. These efforts will shed light on the molecular mechanism of aging and cancer progression Naoki WATANABE (Professor) Live-cell fluorescence single-molecule imaging, Super-resolution microscopy (IRIS) 19 Shinya FUNAKAWA (Professor) Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies Environmental friendly land management Basic lab skills, and knowledge on soil science 20 Hiroyuki OGATA (Professor) Institute for Chemical Research (ICR) Ecological significance of marine viruses Programming skill, basic knowledge of biology, interests in environmental microbiology 21 Masaharu NAKAMURA (Professor) Institute for Chemical Research (ICR) Exploring Best Synthetic Organic Chemistry for Better Society and Humanity Page 5 / 7

6 22 Osamu TAKEUCHI (Professor) Institute for Frontier Life and Medical Sciences 1. Research on innate immune mechanism against virus and bacterial infection 2. Studies on molecular mechanism of inflammatory response control 3. Studies on RNA-mediated immune regulation 23 Ryoichiro KAGEYAMA (Professor) Institute for Frontier Life and Medical Sciences We found that oscillatory gene expression is important for many developmental processes such as neurogenesis and somitogenesis and try to understand the mechanism of how oscillatory gene expression regulates such processes Takashi MORII (Professor) Institute of Advanced Energy (IAE) Chemistry of spatially organized enzymes and receptors 25 Wataru FUJIBUCHI (Professor) Center for ips Cell Research and Application (CiRA) Systems biology of human cell types and diseases Page 6 / 7

7 Computer skills *** End *** Page 7 / 7