List of articles of Tokyo University of Science
Fish-specific sensitivity to human antidepressants discovered by Tokyo University of Science and Kochi University.
A research group from Tokyo University of Science and Kochi University has revealed that fish show high sensitivity to antidepressants intended for humans.
Tokyo University of Science and others have elucidated the mechanism of the "atopic march," a condition in which symptoms of atopic dermatitis spread throughout the body.
An international collaborative research group including Tokyo University of Science* has found that localized skin inflammation, such as atopic dermatitis, can be linked to food allergies, asthma, and even more. […]
"Slides that reveal information gradually" guide the viewer's gaze and enhance learning effectiveness - Tokyo University of Science
A research group at Tokyo University of Science has discovered that a "cumulative presentation method," which gradually displays information on lecture slides in sync with the instructor's explanation, can influence the learner's gaze. […]
Exclusionary nationalism is on the rise, distinguishing between friend and foe: Tokyo University of Science quantitatively examines this through "word choice."
A research group led by Associate Professor Tomoko Matsumoto of Tokyo University of Science analyzed approximately 30 newspaper articles published in pre-war Japan and identified xenophobic nationalism […]
Tokyo University of Science and Yokohama National University develop "fully regenerative" 3D printing material that hardens with light and returns to its original state with heat.
A research group led by Assistant Professor Osamu Mukai of Tokyo University of Science and Professor Shoji Maruo of Yokohama National University has developed a "fully regenerative" […] that solidifies with light and returns to a liquid state when heat is applied.
Dramatic rise in plastic concentrations in rivers during heavy rains: Tokyo University of Science clarifies the reason and develops a method for estimating plastic content.
A research group at Tokyo University of Science has found that during floods, the concentrations of microplastics and mesoplastics in rivers increase significantly, and the annual transport volume […]
World's first technology that allows learned knowledge to be "forgotten" on a domain-by-domain basis, created by Tokyo University of Science and others.
A joint research group from Tokyo University of Science and the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology has developed a method called "Approximate Domain Unlearning" that allows AI to selectively "forget" the knowledge it holds.
World's smallest "palm-sized" solid oxide fuel cell realized by Tokyo University of Science and Tokyo University of Science, among others.
A research team from Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo University of Science, Taiyo Yuden Inc., and Futaba Industrial Co., Ltd. has developed a method to efficiently convert chemical fuels into electricity at high temperatures. […]
Tokyo University of Science's Department of Science Communication Opening Commemorative Event: "Nobel Prize Explanation & Science Research Lab Guide for High School Students" to be held on October 16th (Thursday)
On Thursday, October 16, 2025, Tokyo University of Science will hold an event titled "Nobel Prize Explanation & Science Research Lab Guide for High School Students." […]
Nagoya University and others use genetic manipulation to rewire neural circuits in fly brains and reproduce courtship behavior in other species
A collaborative research group including Nagoya University, the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Tohoku University, Kyorin University, Tokyo University of Science, and the National Institute of Genetics has discovered a genetic mutation in flies […]