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Redox Flow Batteries: Enabling large-scale introduction of renewable energy

Many people view renewable energy positively: it is free from resource depletion and does not emit CO₂. However, renewable energy generation ...

Disasters reflect society’s vulnerabilities: Disaster management knowledge Japan should share with the world and perspectives shared from developing countries

For many years, Japan has been working on disaster management measures leveraging advanced technology such as levee improvements and revisin ...

Professor KIDERA  Hajime commented in a CNN article titled “Japan’s conservative leader bets big on Takaichi mania with snap election. Will her gamble pay off?”

Tokyo — In scenes normally reserved for J-pop stars, thousands of fans huddle against the cold outside a small train station on the outski ...

Professor IDA Masamichi commented in The Mainichi, “Foreigner issue under focus as parties rush to ease worries of Japanese voters”

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Foreign nationals have increasingly become an issue of focus in Sunday's House of Representatives election, with parties ru ...

What is power electronics, the key to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles?

How can we curb global warming and create a sustainable society? The answer lies in decarbonization. The automotive industry is responsible ...

AI and social media rewrite reality: What are digital influence operations that threaten liberal democracy?

In today’s information-oriented international society, our common sense may be rewritten before we even realize it. Words and videos are gen ...

How can we promote sensory-friendly social environments?

The Act for Eliminating Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities was revised in 2021, and it has become obligatory for businesses to ...

Meiji University × Nature: “Japan speeds towards its first xenotransplant”

Our advertisement feature, "Japan speeds towards its first xenotransplant" by Prof. NAGASHIMA Hiroshi (School of Agriculture, Meiji Universi ...

Japanese pottery changes human history –emerging archaeology spreading from the Far East

“Pottery is a product of an agricultural society.” This long-held established theory has been significantly challenged by recent research. I ...