List of articles of Okayama University
Systemic disruption of the bacterial flora spanning the vagina, bladder, and intestines may be involved in menopausal-related urogenital syndrome (MS) - Okayama University
A research group at Okayama University has identified a common bacterial flora (microbiota) in the three areas of the vagina, urinary tract, and intestines in menopausal-related genitourinary syndrome (GSM).
Okayama University to raise tuition fees; international students' fees to increase 2.5 times to approximately 134 million yen.
Okayama University will raise tuition fees for students entering in the 2027 academic year. While the number of Japanese undergraduate and graduate students is expected to increase by 20%, the number of international students is projected to increase dramatically by 2.5 times. […]
Okayama University proposes tuition fee increases of 1.2 times for domestic students and 2.5 times for international students, along with an expansion of financial support programs for undergraduate students entering in 2027 and beyond.
Okayama University has finalized a plan to raise tuition fees for students entering in the 2027 academic year. This is intended to improve and enhance the learning environment and promote internationalization, and to support the education of domestic students. […]
Developed a "fiber aerosol deposition method" that constructs a dense and strong structure through the intertwining of fibers.
A joint research team from Okayama University and Ryukoku University's Faculty of Advanced Science and Technology, led by Associate Professor Masakazu Mori, has developed a method to improve aerodynamics by blowing short carbon fibers together with nitrogen gas.
Delays in the detection and treatment of colorectal cancer in schizophrenia patients highlight the need for establishing an appropriate medical system.
A study by Okayama University and the National Cancer Center has found that colorectal cancer in patients with schizophrenia tends to be detected and diagnosed later, resulting in fewer patients receiving treatment. […]
Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences will establish a new "Working Adult Course" in its Master's Program in Medical and Dental Sciences starting in April 2026.
At Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Kita-ku, Okayama City), the Master's Program in Medical and Dental Sciences offers graduates who are active in various fields such as healthcare, research, industry, and government agencies.
Professor Takahisa Miyatake of Okayama University has published an English-language book that represents the culmination of his research on the predator avoidance behavior known as "playing dead."
On January 3, 2026, Professor Takahisa Miyatake of the Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences (Agriculture), Okayama University, announced that he had been a pioneer in the field since the late 1990s. […]
Ceramic adhesive that adheres tightly to the surface of bone developed by Tohoku University and others
Associate Professor Masahiro Okada of Tohoku University Graduate School, in collaboration with Okayama University and Osaka University, has developed a method for creating porous ceramics with the same components as bone minerals. […]
Okayama University researchers successfully create various types of cartilage tissue from iPS cells and transplant it into a miniature pig with damaged knee joint cartilage.
A research group led by Shota Nodaira, a graduate student at Okayama University (currently a specially appointed assistant professor at Tokyo University of Science), has been developing various types of cellular structures, such as balls and plates, from human iPS cells.
Okayama University and Japan Electronics College jointly develop VR rehabilitation content for pediatric cancer patients to be unveiled at Tokyo Game Show 2025
Professor Hasui (Special Appointment) of the Department of Medical Information and Clinical Support Technology Development (Orthopedic Surgery), Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Okayama University, and Japan Electronics College […]









