For a more harmonious global society.
Think, explore, and act together with Kyoto University.

For a more
harmonious global society.
Think, explore, and act
together with Kyoto University.

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Visual Book “KyotoU Future Commons” Published and Released

Dialogues with society

Japan’s philosophy research

Climate change research

The basic sciences: tradition and innovation

Generous research support

Kyoto university’s history

Two hubs: breaking new ground

Project / Researcher

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Kyoto University Hospital: Role as a Disaster Response Base Hospital for Kyoto Prefecture

Sahel region, West Africa Restoration of degraded land using urban household waste in the Republic of Niger Project “Cleaning the Cities, Greening the Land”

Development of a Sustainable Network to Support Genetic Diversity in Rare and Endangered Japanese Plant Species through Ex-situ Conservation

Community practical project by the Uban and landscape design Lab. Of Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University

Development of breakthrough technologies to realize innovative rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles

Conclusion of partnership agreement between Kyoto University and Kyoto Prefecture on education and research regarding conservation of plant diversity

Co-creative Industrial-Academic Partnership on Green-energy Farms

SPLASH Project: Realizing Safe Water, Sanitation and Hygiene through Participatory Risk Visualization

A partnership among industry, government and academia to build a microbial inspection platform for the control of infectious disease in the covid-19 endemic/post-pandemic era

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Dynamic forces: changing the world

The pharmaceutical sciences: toward healthy longevity

Elucidating the emergent properties of biological functions

Cytotherapy: new development and best management

An aging society overcomes protein cancers

Exploring complex systems with random matrix theory

Ethics of coexistence: learning from eastern wisdom

Controlling friction to improve machine performance

Brain research: addressing a super-aged society