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Developed a new way to generate "Circularly Polarized Luminescence" required for 3D projection Likely to lower manufacturing cost of organic EL panels for 3D display -- Kindai University
By a research group led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yoshitane Imai (Faculty of Science and Engineering) and members from other universities
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Calysta: Use of novel protein meal in yellowtail diets does not hinder growth performance (Source: feednavigator.com)
A new paper suggets that the integration of Calysta’s single cell protein meal, FeedKind, into the diet of Japanese yellowtail has no impact on growth rates or health of the fish in inclusion levels of up to 20% of total feed.
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How cloning is being used to save animals from extinction (Source: FOX News)
Dr. Kei Miyamoto comments on reviving animals
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Learning as avatars may become new school norm in Japan (Source: The Japan News)
Demonstration of VR classes at Kindai University
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Developed a highly sensitive measurement system for diagnosis of high-risk prostate cancer. Enabling highly effective and rapid detection of cancer while reducing the burden on patients -- Kindai University
By a research team led by Associate Professor Kazutoshi Fujita, Faculty of Medicine
Senior Administrator
KUDO Masatoshi
Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Professor Kudo has been a member of the ILCA (International Liver Cancer Association) Governing Board since 2009 and president of Kindai University Medical Center since 2008. He has published over 600 international scientific peer review papers in well-regarded journals and 800-plus scientific papers in Japan-based publications.
Senior Administrator
DOTERA Tomonari
Physics
Professor Dotera specializes in condensed matter physics and does research on soft matter quasicrystals. He has created several complex Archimedean tiling patterns in polymer, and showed evidence of a 'polymeric quasicrystal' tiling for the first time. In 2014, his paper clarifying the origin of unusual non-periodic ordering that defines soft matter quasicrystals was published in Nature.
Professor
SUGIURA Reiko
Molecular Pharmacogenomics and Drug Discovery
Professor Sugiura is a pioneer researcher on the identification of regulatory factors of MAPK (mitogen-activated protein kinase) and the elucidation of its control mechanisms. Along with her distinguished work as a scientist and a medical doctor, she is developing a groundbreaking strategy to combat cancer on a molecular-targeted basis.
Architects of a Better Future
Working in fields that span the realms of science, medicine, engineering, and more. Kindai University’s diverse community of dedicated researchers, educators, and innovators is united in the pursuit of ideas and applications that make a real-world difference.
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Knowledge Innovation
Going beyond a library, a hub with over 22,000 manga comics
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Cultivate the Seas!
Worldwide Leaders of Aquaculture Technology
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No.1
In Japan for number of applicants (over 140,000) - for 7 years running
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250+
Foreign partner schools in around 50 countries
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Top 5%
THE World University Ranking 2021
