List of articles at University of Tsukuba

The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake may have been triggered by a flood deep underground in Arima Onsen University of Tsukuba

 A research group from the University of Tsukuba has found through analysis of Arima hot spring water that a flood occurring deep underground triggered the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake (1995-2003).

Bio-sharing (sharing biological signals) during online games is effective in creating a sense of playing together

 Online communication tools via computers can help to reduce the psychological distance between people who do not know each other and are physically separated […]

University of Tsukuba develops comprehensive stress assessment index including "boredom" and subjectivity

 A research group at the University of Tsukuba has developed a new method for evaluating stress by comprehensively quantifying biological signals using integrated information theory, […]

Ritsumeikan University and others analyze the media and X's reaction to the former Johnny's Entertainment sexual assault case

 A research team from Ritsumeikan University, New York University, Yokohama National University, University of Tsukuba, University of Tokyo, and Indiana University has announced that they will develop a system to deal with social issues in 2023.

University of Tsukuba releases data set of eye movements by native Japanese learners while reading English texts

 A research group at the University of Tsukuba has collected a data set of eye movements for more than 41 words when native Japanese speakers read English sentences, and has […]

Will strenuous exercise make you gain weight? University of Tsukuba discovers that transient high-intensity exercise promotes weight gain

 It has become clear that high-intensity exercise may lead to a subsequent decrease in physical activity and a drop in body temperature, leading to weight gain. A group from the University of Tsukuba […]

Subjectively experiencing social isolation and feeling lonely increase depressive symptoms

 A research group from the University of Tsukuba, Hirosaki University, and Toyo Gakuen University found that the objective state of social isolation is almost never associated with feelings of loneliness or depressive symptoms.

Just heating the culture solution by 3 degrees Celsius increases lettuce yield, research by the University of Tokyo and others

 A research group at the University of Tokyo Graduate School is collaborating with RIKEN, University of Tsukuba, Kisarazu National College of Technology, and Plants Laboratory to develop a plant factory […]
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