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Meiji University × Nature： “Powering local grids with solar energy”
December 13, 2024
Our advertisement feature, "Powering local grids with solar energy" by Prof. OGURA Atsushi (School of Science and Technology, Meiji Universi ...
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Meiji University × The Wall Street Journal：“The Future of Plastics ~Can Carbon Dioxide Solve Our Plastics Problem?”
July 8, 2024
Our advertisement feature “The Future of Plastics ~Can Carbon Dioxide Solve Our Plastics Problem?” by Assoc.Prof. OSANAI Takashi (School of ...
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Meiji University × The Wall Street Journal：“Tasting is Believing ~Can a Low-Sodium Diet Still Deliver Savor?”
February 27, 2024
Our advertisement feature "Tasting is Believing ~Can a Low-Sodium Diet Still Deliver Savor?" by Prof. MIYASHITA Homei (School of Interdiscip ...
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Meiji University × Scientific American：“Friend or Fridge? What Humans Really Want from Robots”
December 4, 2023
Our advertisement feature “Friend or Fridge? What Humans Really Want from Robots” - Dr. KOMATSU Takanori (Professor at the School of Interdi ...
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Meiji University × Nature： “Eliminating Africa’s parasitic ‘witch weed’”
November 24, 2023
Our advertisement feature "Eliminating Africa’s parasitic ‘witch weed’" - Dr. SETO Yoshiya (Associate Professor at the School of Agriculture ...
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Meiji University × Nature： “Japanese lacquer’s natural advantages”
March 13, 2023
A polymer chemist is exploring eco-friendly, gloss paint alternatives and is looking to Japan’s 9000-year-old tradition of lacquering for in ...
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Meiji University × Scientific American：“The Link Between Climate and Mongolia’s Thirst for Fermented Horse Milk”
January 24, 2023
A drink made of fermented horse milk is a staple in the diet of Mongolian herders. Researchers are uncovering the science of its production ...
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Meiji University × National Geographic：“A new sensation: recording and reproducing taste”
March 9, 2021
Dr. Miyashita has found a way to reproduce taste, just as we’ve long been able to do for sight and sound.
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Meiji University × National Geographic：“Uncovering life’s operating code”
March 9, 2021
By examining artificial systems with life-like qualities, He seeks to better understand biological life.