Prof. Ohba's team improved gassensors by plasma-treating graphene to enhance ammonia detection, paving the way for energy efficient, wearable sensors Carbon allotropes

Quasireal Time Analysis of Solar Radiation and Solar Power Output using Geostationary Satellite Data Hideaki TAKENAKA, Center for Environmental Remote Sensing

Assoc. Prof. Yoshihara's team uncovered novel transcriptional enhancers active during neuronal differentiation, shedding light on genetic links to Parkinson's and schizophrenia

The Joy of Work and The Delight of Nurturing: From Social Farming to Universal Farms Yukisato YOSHIDA, Professor, Graduate School of Horticulture

Chiba University Researchers' Articles Selected for the PRL Collection of the Year 2024!

Physical Review Letters (PRL), a leading...

A Non-contact Bedsore Detection System with Microwaves Masaharu TAKAHASHI, Center for Frontier Medical Engineering

Prof. Nakamura's team invented a clay/europium based device integrating light emission and color control, offering eco friendly, dual mode versatility for displays, sensors, and adaptive technologies.

Evolutionary Psychology: A Path to a NaturePositive Future for Biodiversity Yuya FUKANO, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Horticulture

Prof. Kohri's team developed a structural color coating using hydrophobic melanin particles, combining vibrant, faderesistant colors with super water repellent, self cleaning properties.

Prof. Murata's team unveiled V161, a compound that targets the Na+-V-ATPase enzyme in VRE, inhibiting its growth while preserving gut bacteria--offering hope against antibiotic resistant infections!

Assist. Prof. Tanaka's team developed a µDG-based method for ICP-MS, enabling efficient element alanalysis of K562 single cells while preserving structure-paving the way for advanced disease diagnosis!

Assistant Professor Muto and Professor Kotsuki developed a LETKF-based method to enhance global precipitation estimates, aiding disaster management and sustainable water resource strategies.

The Science Behind Nature's Touch: Horticultural Therapy and Community Well-Being Yutaka IWASAKI, Professor, Graduate School of Horticulture

Assist. Prof. Fudamoto's team captured 40 distant stars in a galaxy from the universe's youth, using gravitationallensing to glimpse the secrets of the early

One Poison Drives Out Another: producing endogenoustoxins to neutralize exogenoustoxins. Yasumitsu OGRA, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chiba University

The Quest for HighEnergy Neutrinos: Chasing a Complete Theory of the Universe Akitaka ARIGA, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Science, Chiba University

Backing Revitalization in Rural Areas: Unearthing the Subtle Heart of the Community Yukihiko SAITO, Professor, Graduate School of Horticulture, Chiba University