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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

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

The Project on Development of Management Systems for Multiple Utilization of Biodiversity in the Tropical Rainforests at the Protected Areas in Sarawak

Strengthening of partnership and cooperation between Hodaka Sedimentation Observatory, Research Center for Fluvial and Coastal Disasters, DPRI and the Jinzu River Sabo Office, MLIT

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

KAHSI Project: Supporting SaMD and application development

Activities of the Kyoto University ASEAN Center to leverage and develop the potential of the ASEAN region

Development of Innovative Climate Resilient Technologies for Monitoring and Controlling of Water Use Efficiency and Impact of Salinization on Crop Productivity and Livelihood in Aral Sea region

The Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human Survivability : GSAIS

Kyoto University Private University Management Academy

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Brain research: addressing a super-aged society

Mathematical optimization: optimal choices with science

For a better future: growing crystals

Where does education come from? Where is education going?

Comparative legal research for improving law and society

A circular society: producing materials from air

The pharmaceutical sciences: toward healthy longevity

Combating plant disease and climate change

Toward curing intractable diseases with genetic mutations