Challenge Grant: Developing Mathematical Approaches to Elucidate Biological Events

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Summary

The development of science and technology, including imaging technology and single cell analysis, has made it possible to capture various life phenomena at high speed and high resolution. Until now, life phenomena have been analyzed by converting them into simplified mathematical formulas, but in collaboration with OIST, we will attempt to convert increasingly complex life phenomena into mathematical formulas from a new perspective. Furthermore, we will build a platform to find clues to solving new social problems by analyzing the similarities and dissimilarities between the mathematical formulas obtained from these life phenomena and various social problems.

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Name	Affiliation	Position	Field of Specialization/Research Interests
◎ Tomohisa Sujino	School of Medicine	Associate Professor	Immunology
Yusuke Yoshimatsu	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Gastroenterology
Kentaro Miyamoto	School of Medicine	Researcher	Microbiology
Akihiko Chida	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Cancer Immunology
Yumi Kudo	Graduate School of Medicine	Doctoral Program	Gut Immunology
Shohei Suzuki	Graduate School of Medicine	Doctoral Program	Gastroenterology
Ai Katsumi	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Endoscopy
Chihiro Kato	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Cancer Immunology
Mai Hasegawa	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Immunology
Naoto Fukasawa	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Gastroenterology
Arina Shigehara	School of Medicine	Assistant Professor	Microbiology
Mustafa Sami	OIST Physics and Biology Unit.	Technician	Artificial Interigence
Jonathan Miller	OIST Physics and Biology Unit.	Professor	Physics