List of articles by Osaka University
Succeeded in chemically synthesizing sugar that can be eaten by living things. Advantages include high speed, low environmental impact, and on-site production.
A joint research group between Osaka University and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology is the first in the world to succeed in building a catalytic process for chemically synthesizing bioavailable sugars […]
New mineral ``Hokkaido stone'' discovered from opal and quartz, Kyushu University, etc.
Mr. Yuki Inoue of Kyushu University Graduate School of Science, Ryoji Tanaka, Senior Researcher of Sagami Central Chemical Research Institute, Mr. Akito Hagiwara of Japan Geological Research Association, Osaka University […]
Survey on mask-wearing status before and after the new coronavirus transitions to a Type 5 infection Osaka University
Osaka University infection has shown that people who used to wear masks due to the risk of infection with the new coronavirus tend to stop using them.
Two people with a visible connection are cuter than one person, Osaka University and other researchers verify
A joint research group between the ATR Interaction Science Institute and Osaka University Graduate School has found that if there are multiple (especially two) objects that look similar, […]
Elucidation of sweat gland contraction mechanism during sweating and discovery of new antiperspirant ingredients Osaka University, etc.
A research group from Osaka University Graduate School, Nagasaki University Graduate School, and Osaka Public University Graduate School has investigated the mechanism by which sweat glands contract when humans sweat.
Osaka University develops the world's first highly active and durable catalyst from cheap and low-toxic iron
A research group led by Associate Professor Takahito Mitsuru of Osaka University Graduate School has developed a highly active and highly durable liquid phase using inexpensive and low-toxic iron, which is abundant in nature.
During the coronavirus pandemic, Japanese people have a higher sense of self-reliance as they are more conscious of restricting their actions; survey in five countries including Osaka University
Over the three years of the coronavirus pandemic, Japanese people have shown that the lower the awareness that the infection is their own fault, the weaker their awareness of restricting their actions, and the higher the awareness of restricting their actions, the weaker the awareness that the infection is their own fault.
Significant energy savings while maintaining comfort: Osaka University and Daikin develop automatic air conditioning operation using AI
Daikin Industries, Ltd. and a research group led by Osaka University's Associate Professor Ittetsu Taniguchi and others have developed autonomous air conditioning technology using AI (artificial intelligence) and conducted demonstration experiments […]
Osaka University and other researchers discovered that the bone matrix orientation structure of natural bone exhibits high resistance to bacterial infection.
A joint research group between Osaka University and Okayama University has discovered that bone matrix orientation within bones (collagen fibers/apatite crystals are regularly arranged in one direction […]
Kyoto University and Osaka University elucidate the characteristics of the intestinal flora and eating habits of young children who have difficulty regulating their emotions.
Professor Masako Meiwa of Kyoto University, Hideo Fujiwara, a doctoral student, and Keisuke Hagiwara, a specially appointed professor at Osaka University, have shown that emotional regulation in early childhood is related to the intestinal flora.