List of articles by Osaka University
Osaka University's Faculty of Law and the Matsushita Institute of Government and Management are launching collaborative lectures for undergraduate students to cultivate future leaders who can shoulder the responsibility of national, corporate, and regional management.
Osaka University's Faculty of Law and the Matsushita Institute of Government and Management will offer a collaborative lecture series, "From the Front Lines of the Nation, Corporations, and Local Communities," in the fall/winter semester of 2026. [...]
Hyogo Prefectural University and others propose a swarm robot navigation method that transforms stranded robots into guideposts.
A joint research group from the University of Hyogo, Osaka University, the University of Tokyo, Hokkaido University of Science, and Osaka Institute of Technology has found that sensors such as cameras and LiDAR can be used in […]
Special T cells increase in people over 100: Signs of immune system reorganization in the very elderly.
A joint research group from Osaka University, Keio University, and RIKEN has developed a "CD4-positive killer T cell" that directly attacks and eliminates cancer cells and senescent cells.
The main cause of colorectal cancer in Japanese people was "gut bacteria," according to a large-scale comprehensive analysis by the University of Tokyo and Osaka University.
A research group led by Professor Tatsuhiro Shibata of the University of Tokyo and Professor Shinichi Tanida of Osaka University Graduate School has found that approximately half of colorectal cancers in Japan are caused by "colibactin" […]
Osaka University achieves continuous visualization of the process of wrong-way driving on expressways using vehicle driving data from auto insurance policyholders.
A research group led by Associate Professor Katsuhiro Iida of Osaka University Graduate School has developed a method to utilize vehicle driving data from automobile insurance policyholders to enable the use of highways at any given time […]
A cross-country experiment involving Osaka University and 34 countries revealed how measures designed to protect only oneself can hinder a comprehensive solution.
A large-scale global experiment involving researchers from Osaka University showed that when the wealthy choose private solutions, public solutions are hindered, exacerbating inequality. […]
Osaka University and others have clarified the infection route of non-tuberculous mycobacteria in a facility for people with disabilities; dried medical equipment and carts were involved.
A research group at Osaka University, in collaboration with the Kinki Central Respiratory Center, investigated and analyzed cases of hospital-acquired infections caused by non-tuberculous mycobacteria. The results showed that medical care […]
Osaka University demonstrates a new psychological mechanism behind "cuteness"—it's even cuter when you touch it.
Research at Osaka University has shown that objects that people touch are perceived as cuter, and that the people touching them are also perceived as cuter. […]
Osaka University successfully transmits brainwaves wirelessly using only the temperature difference between body temperature and ambient temperature – demonstration successful at the Osaka-Kansai Expo.
A research group led by Associate Professor Daisuke Kanemoto of Osaka University Graduate School has developed a wireless electroencephalography (EEG) system that operates solely on energy obtained from the slight temperature difference between body temperature and the ambient air.
Hyperactivity in autism spectrum disorder is characterized by "irregular and unpredictable movements."
A research group from the National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry, Nagoya University, and Osaka University has developed a common marmoset model of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) […]