AMED Medical Research Support Program – 1st Fusion Lab Seminar

Event Details

Kanazawa University has been selected for the Comprehensive Category of the "Medical Research Support Program" solicited by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) and the Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED).

As one of our efforts, we have created the "Fusion Lab", a research organization that promotes collaborative research through close collaboration between clinical and basic medicine departments, which are multi-polar and multi-layered, consisting of diverse researchers, to strengthen cooperation with other institutions and fusion of humanities, sciences and medicine. We will continue to hold this Fusion Lab activity introduction and research exchange seminar as an ongoing series.

We hope that all interested faculty, staff, and students, as well as a wide range of people outside the university, will participate.
　　　
【Outline】
15:00 Opening remarks

15:10 "Crosstalk Between Perinatal Environment and Adult Metabolic Diseases Unraveled Through Human Transcriptomics and Genome Epidemiology"
             Assistant Professor Hisanori Goto, Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, Kanazawa University Hospital
15:35 "Advancing Disease Understanding Through the Integration of Model Organisms and Medicine: From Zebrafish Research to Medical Innovation"
             Associate Professor Kazuhide Asakawa, National Institute of Genetics
16:00 "Detection of Cognitive Function and Evaluation of Dialogue Quality Through Multimodal Dialogue Analysis"
             Professor Shogo Okada, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
16:25 "Regulatory Mechanisms of Tissue Remodeling in Central Nervous System Injury"
             Associate Professor Mika Takarada, Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences , Kanazawa University

16:50 Closing remarks

17:00 Closing

Contact

Kanazawa University  AMED Medical Research Support Program Office   E-mail: ku-med_rise(a)adm.kanazawa-u.ac.jp  *(a) should be replaced with @.