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Dr. Osamu Ito: Research on case history of fiscal and monetary policies in the postwar Ministry of Finance To explo...

Dr. Jong-Won Woo: Japanese-Style employment practices in an international comparison What are Japanese-Style employm...

Dr. Momo K. Shibuya: Exploring Communication strategies for Intergroup Conflicts, from Immigrants’ Acculturation Process ...

Prof. Seiki Nose: With the martial arts requirement in place, what should we teach to children? ~Aiming to produce pro...

Prof. Ryo Yamamoto: The Function of Soft Law in International Relations The Nature and Dynamism of International ...

Dr. Kenji Tani: Development of Geographical Information System Visualization Technology of Geographical Space-Lookin...

Dr. Yuki Shimizu: Developmental science: cultural influence on the social development What kind of being is the human?...

Dr. Kikuko Toyama: Let’s Dance! Art from the standpoint of dance, and aesthetics for living Can postmodern dance ease t...

Dr. Takashi Itoh: Historical research of major international petroleum firms Research on Exxon Mobil Corporation and a...

Dr. Toshiya Ichinose: Contemporary Japanese History with a Focus on Military and Social History Reliving War Experiences t...

Prof. Daisuke Kachi: Analytic metaphysics (particularly, ontological category theory) Pursuing the nature of reality by r...

Prof. Kinya Inokuchi: Excavation and research of Kuntur Wasi What has been carried over to the current day through excavat...

Prof. Masaharu Nagashima: Movement of production factors among sectors and economic welfare in developing countries Does econo...

Prof. Yoichi Maki: Research of contemporary Asian art See “Yesterday, today, tomorrow” of Chinese contempor...

Prof. Tetsusei Yokowo: Art and Its Significance: Within People and Society After running my pencil through and continuously...

Dr. Tamaki Endo: Urban Development and Expansion in Southeast Asia How to survive in the cities of the globalization ...

Dr. Kyoji Saito: Work that overturned the “conventional wisdom” in alluvial fan research I love traveling and have be...

Dr. Takeshi Koshiba: “A study result by a research group that includes Dr. Takeshi Koshiba, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Saitama University, has been published in MIT Technology.” WebSite Link 01 WebSite Link 02

Dr. Toshihisa Kotake: Discovering novel enzymes elucidates unknown intracellular activities. Profile Toshihisa Kotake Asso...

Dr. Wakako Araki: Study on materials for energy and environment from the mechanical point of view We have been working on the boundary between “solid mechanics” and “solid state ionics”. Solid mechanics is a study on mechanical behaviour of solid materials, whilst solid state ionics is a study on ionic behaviour in solid materials. We have been investigating both behaviours and the interaction between them in orde...

Dr. Yoshinori Kuno: Development of robots designed to communicate with people through non-verbal behaviors “Non-verbal c...

Dr. Yukako Hihara: Acclimation responses of photosynthetic organisms Elucidation of Molecular Mechanisms Regulating Acc...

Dr. Akihiko Ishii: Development of Olefin Polymerization Catalysts and Intense Light-Emitting Compounds Progression of...

Dr. Chiaki T. Oguchi: International research collaboration on heritages Associate Professor Graduate School of Science and Engineering Saitama University, 255 Shimo-Okubo, Sakura-ku, Saitama 338-8570, JAPAN Research interests My main interests are rock weathering and geomorphological processes. This research can be applied to various fields such as stone deterioration of cultural heritages, durability of concretes, ...

Dr. Hisashi Kubota: Regional Transportation Planning Safe, Secure, and Comfortable Streets in a Car-oriented Society - E...

Dr. Koya Shimokawa: Mathematical analysis of DNA unlinking Application of knot theory to study of site-specific recombination Knot theory is a branch of topology that deals with mathematical knots and links. A knot is an embedding of a circle into the 3-dimensional space. A union of knots is called a link or a catenane. As the chromosome of E. coli is closed circular, the core axis of its double stranded DNA can be ...

Dr. Makoto Tashiro: Observation of X-ray from Super Massive Black Holes One-Million Light-Year Brilliance Made of Superm...

Dr. Masaya Takasaki: Haptic Aided Multi-Window GUI Operation for Visually-Impaired Persons Masaya TAKASAKI*1, Ryo TAMON*1, Takeshi MIZUNO*1 and Hannes BLEULER*2 *1 Saitama Univ. Graduate School of Science and Engineering Shimo-okubo 255, Sakura-ku, Saitama, 338-8570 Japan*2 École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) School of Engineering (STI) Lausanne, CH-1015 Suisse 1. Introduction In recent years, computers ar...

Dr. Norio Tanaka: Harmony between aquatic environment engineering and disaster prevention/risk reduction Clarify the complex environmental systems of the hydrosphere and develop measures to prevent and reduce disasters in it. Profile Norio Tanaka Professor, Graduate School of Science and Engineering and the International Institute for Resilient Society, Saitama University Doctor of Engineering: Aquatic environment ...

Dr. Shingo Saito: Development of novel high-performance electrophoresis Graduate School of Science and Engineering Spatial separation of substances is a basic and important chemical technique. Furthermore, detecting the separated substances with ultra-high sensitivity will allow excellent analytical methods without interference. Electrophoresis is a candidate for such an analytical method, comparable with chromatog...

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