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Research ResultsHumanities & Social SciencesLife & Health

A new Denisovan mandible from Taiwan Ancient protein analysis revealed that the oldest hominin fossil in Taiwan was derived from a male Denisovan

Lecturer Rikai Sawafuji

Faculty of Social and Cultural Studies

2025.04.11

Research ResultsPhysics & ChemistryMaterialsTechnology

Simulating the fluid dynamics of moving cells to map its location Researchers simulate the fluid dynamics of flowing biological cells and propose a new technique for cell separation, drug screening, and developing artificial hearts

Associate Professor Naoki Takeishi

Faculty of Engineering

2025.04.10

Research ResultsLife & Health

Chronic jet lag disrupts metabolism differently in male and female mice Sex hormones, like estrogen and testosterone, could play a critical role in how metabolism is impacted by an out-of-sync body clock.

Professor Shinobu Yasuo

Faculty of Agriculture

2025.03.24

Research ResultsEnvironment & Sustainability

Drying and rewetting cycles substantially increased soil CO? release

Professor Syuntaro Hiradate

Facutly of Agriculture

2025.03.21

Research ResultsHumanities & Social SciencesEnvironment & Sustainability

A planetary boundary for geological resources: Limits of regional water availability The study shows that the regional water availability constrains the current and future production of 32 geological resources

Professor Shigemi Kagawa

Faculty of Economics

2025.03.21

Research ResultsTechnologyEnvironment & Sustainability

The changing sky that plants see Researchers introduce a numerical tool to predict sunlight patterns to help improve agriculture

Professor Atsushi Kume

Faculty of Agriculture

2025.03.19

Research ResultsHumanities & Social Sciences

What does "that" mean in "Did you see that?" Researchers find that children focus more on literal meaning, while adults use a more integrated approach to resolve ambiguity.

Research Fellow Reiki Kishimoto

Faculty of Human-Environment Studies

2025.03.19

Research ResultsLife & Health

New test helps doctors predict a dangerous side effect of cancer treatment Certain proteins in cerebrospinal fluid could act as key indicators for a harmful side effect of cancer immunotherapy, offering hope for early treatment or even prevention of this neurotoxic condition.

Professor Kunisaki Yuya

Faculty of Medical Sciences

2025.03.11

Research ResultsLife & Health

More than meets the eye: an adrenal gland tumor is more complex than previously thought New research uncovers the hidden diversity of adrenal gland tumors, shedding light on how they cause unusual medical symptoms and paving the way for new drug treatments.

Assistant Professor Maki Yokomoto-Umakoshi

Kyushu University Hospital

2025.02.25

Research ResultsPhysics & ChemistryTechnology

In ancient stellar nurseries, some stars are born of fluffy clouds Observations of the Small Magellanic Cloud: insights into star formation in early-universe-like environments

Post‐doctoral Fellow Kazuki Tokuda

Faculty of Science

2025.02.20

Research ResultsHumanities & Social Sciences

Friend-enemy divided thinking ignites flames of conflict Researchers found that stronger friend-enemy divided thinking leads people to believe more in conspiracy theories, and hold more negative attitudes toward international relations.

Associate Professor Toru Oga

Faculty of Law

2025.02.19

Research ResultsPhysics & Chemistry

Life’s building blocks in Bennu samples Japanese collaborators detected all five nucleobases — building blocks of DNA and RNA — in samples returned from asteroid Bennu by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission.

Professor Hiroshi Naraoka

Faculty of Science

2025.02.07

Research ResultsHumanities & Social SciencesMath & DataEnvironment & Sustainability

The environmental and economic impact of COVID-19 on Japan’s tourism industry Researchers find the economic, social, and environmental impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Japan’s international tourism industry

Professor Shigemi Kagawa

Faculty of Economics

2025.01.28

Research ResultsPhysics & Chemistry

An overlooked nuclear force helps keep matter stable Scientists reveal that the three-nucleon force has a stronger than anticipated impact on the stability of an atom’s nucleus, with ramifications across astrophysics and quantum technology

Assistant Professor Tokuro Fukui

Faculty of Arts and Science

2025.01.28

Research ResultsPhysics & ChemistryMaterialsEnvironment & Sustainability

Harnessing microwave flow reaction to convert biomass into useful sugars Selective catalyst heating enables effective hydrolysis of biomass.

Associate Professor Shuntaro Tsubaki

Faculty of Agriculture

2025.01.10

Research ResultsPhysics & ChemistryMaterialsTechnology

Beyond 5G, accelerating the world of ultra-high-speed optical data transmission Researchers develop a new ultrahigh-speed optical modulator that can operate at more than 10 times the speed of current devices

Professor Shiyoshi Yokoyama

Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering

2025.01.07

Research ResultsHumanities & Social Sciences

Are we ready for the ethical challenges of AI and robots? The first book to focus on law, policy, and regulation in human-robot interaction is now available online.

Associate Professor Yueh-Hsuan Weng

Institute for Advanced Study

2024.12.27

Research ResultsLife & Health

Scientists uncover insights into neuron function by simultaneously measuring two key signals in living animals By simultaneously measuring membrane voltage and calcium levels in neurons, scientists reveal that these two signals encode different sensory information.

Professor Takeshi Ishihara

Faculty of Sciences

2024.12.26

Research ResultsMath & DataTechnology

Unlocking the ‘black box’: scientists reveal AI’s hidden thoughts Researchers introduce a new method to assess how deep neural networks interpret information, ensuring its reliability and robustness for real-world applications.

Associate Professor Danilo Vasconcellos Vargas

Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering

2024.12.12

Research ResultsHumanities & Social SciencesEnvironment & Sustainability

Better environmental performance boosts profits and cuts costs Through a study of 8,547 companies across 34 countries, Kyushu University researchers revealed that disclosing and addressing environmental concerns leads to stronger financial performance.

Professor Hidemichi Fujii

Faculty of Economics

2024.12.11