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Nagoya University GSID announces ADB-Japan Scholarship Program applications for 2027The Graduate School of International Development (GSID) at Nagoya University will accept applications for the Asian Development Bank-Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP), a fully funded two-year Master
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Special Lecture: How America Votes — The 2026 Midterms and What Comes NextTime: Wednesday, June 3, 2026 14:30-16:00 Place: AC Community Forum, Asian Legal Exchange Plaza 2nd Floor In this lecture, Dr. Ben Melusky (Fulbright Scholar at Nagoya University; Associate Pr
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Associate Professor Kimi Akita explores the hidden logic of onomatopoeia to trace language back to its everyday rootsThis interview was originally written by Tatsuro Ayatsuka and published on the Nagoya University Institute for Advanced Research (IAR) website on March 24, 2024. Kimi Akita (Ph.D.) Associat
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Existing drug shows promise for cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia—memory and decision-making problems that affect over 80% of patientsBy targeting a schizophrenia-associated brain protein, KD025 restored neural connections and reduced schizophrenia symptoms in mice with fewer side effects Schizophrenia is a serious brain diso
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People who score higher on autistic traits may be more likely to label their feelings as a way of coping with uncertaintyOffering someone the right words for what they feel could play a role in how people manage their anxiety, with potential implications for classrooms, counseling, and home environments We feel more
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Scientists pave the way for fast, cost-effective custom enzyme developmentTheir SMART method accelerates enzyme evolution by reducing the selection period for superior variants from several weeks to a few days, and decreases overall enzyme engineering campaign costs by elim
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