List of articles on Tokyo University of Science
Six types of personal identification information can be obtained from a single tooth of a corpse: Tokyo University of Science and Yamagata University have developed a new forensic odontological method.
A research group from Tokyo University of Science and Yamagata University has discovered that a single tooth from a corpse that has been dead for a long period of time can reveal information about the year of birth, age at death, place of residence, and drug use. […]
Tokyo University of Science and Tokyo University of the Arts have developed an air-reed instrument guide that replicates the positional relationship between the lips and the instrument, applying digital technology from dentistry.
A joint research group from Tokyo University of Science and Tokyo University of the Arts has developed a guide for air-reed instruments that reproduces the positional relationship between the lips and the instrument of a skilled performer. […]
Approximately 4% of resident physicians utilize AI-generated data in clinical practice, according to a nationwide survey by Tokyo University of Science and others.
A research team at Tokyo University of Science, in collaboration with researchers from Juntendo University and the Gunsei Okinawa Clinical Training Center, surveyed clinical trainees nationwide who responded to the survey. […]
Keio University, Tokyo University of Science, and RIKEN establish Health Commons Consortium
Keio University, Tokyo University of Science, and RIKEN are collaborating on a health initiative aimed at realizing a symbiotic society where people who have suffered from illness can live positively.
Does negative feelings about pregnancy affect a child's development? An investigation by the EcoChild Study.
A research group from Tokyo University of Science, Aomori Prefectural University of Health Sciences, and Toyama University has investigated the possibility that feelings at the time of discovering pregnancy may be related to the child's development. [...]
Toho University and others elucidate the characteristics of ancient oral microorganisms from dental calculus DNA in ancient human bones.
Toho University, The University of Tokyo, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization, International University of Health and Welfare, St. Marianna University School of Medicine, Kyushu University, National Museum of Nature and Science, […]
Tokyo University of Science scientifically demonstrates the effectiveness of shock-absorbing flooring in preventing falls and fractures in the elderly.
A research team led by Associate Professor Yaodong Wang of the Department of Orthopedic Trauma Surgical Treatment Development, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Tokyo University of Science, has been working with Magic Shiel Co., Ltd. […]
Tokyo University of Science's meniscus regeneration medical technology is set to be put into practical use - repairing the meniscus using the patient's own cells.
A research group led by Professor Ichiro Sekiya of Tokyo University of Science has developed a regenerative medicine technology to preserve the meniscus as much as possible. The technology utilizes patient-derived synovial stem cells […]
Towards cancer diagnosis using urine: Mechanism of excretion of cancer-derived extracellular vesicles in urine elucidated.
A research group comprising researchers from Tokyo University of Science, the University of Tokyo, Nagoya University, Tohoku University, Gunma University, Hokkaido University, and the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology has studied cancer cells […]
Organic crystalline material that visualizes invisible light developed by Shibaura Institute of Technology and others
A new organic crystalline material that can visualize ultraviolet and near-infrared light, invisible to the human eye, as "color" has been developed by a research team led by Professor Akiko Hori of Shibaura Institute of Technology.