Kyoto University The Hakubi Project
HAKUBI Kyoto
univ.
Project
Project to foster and support early-career researchers
Researchers
14th/Graduate School of Science
TAKEDA Hiroki Assistant Professor

Illuminating the Depths of Gravity with Quantum Measurements

Testing theories of gravity in extreme environments through polarization modes of gravitational waves from compact binary coalescences
12th/Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Graduate School of Medicine
Nobuyuki KAKIUCHI Associate Professor

Investigating somatic cel evolution and overcoming disease

Research on clonal evolution in the human body aiming to overcome chronic diseases
14th/Graduate School of Lettrers
FEDOROVA Anastasia Associate Professor

Exploring the nature and vicissitudes of postwar Japanese democracy through the study of cinema

Japanese Film and Democracy in the 1950s
15th/Center for the Evolutionary Origins of Human Behavior (EHUB)
Sakumi IKI Assistant Professor

Elucidating the psychology of human parenting via monkey studies

The co-parenting mind: A series of comparative cognitive studies on the evolutionary foundations of human parenting
12th/Graduate School of Science
Toru MATSUMOTO Assistant Professor

Deciphering the Story of the Solar System through Tiny Extraterrestrial Materials

Understanding evolution of solids in space environments by studying regolith samples from the asteroid Ryugu and Itokawa.
HAKUBI Kyoto
univ.
Project
Project to foster and support early-career researchers
Researchers
15th/Graduate School of Science
Hiroki YONEDA Assistant Professor

Invisible Universe through gamma-ray observations: the formation and destruction of matter in the Universe

Origin of matter and cosmic-ray production explored through astrophysical nuclear reactions
13th/Graduate School of Economics
Vu Ha Thu Assistant Professor

How to leverage social networks to promote farmer’s adoption of agricultural technologies? Evidence from field experiments

Impacts of Network-based Interventions on Farmers’ Adoption of Agricultural Technologies: Evidence from Field Experiments in Developing Countries
11th/Institute for Research in Humanities
Ai NISHIDA Associate Professor

Starting by examining the excavated historical materials with my own eyes, I think about the history 1,000 years ago.

A comprehensive study of Old Tibetan rock inscriptions in Western Tibet
13th/Center for Southeast Asian Studies
De los Reyes, Julie Ann Assistant Professor

Realizing a low-carbon transition in Southeast Asia

Financing a low-carbon transition: Re-aligning Japan’s ‘green growth strategy’ in support of decarbonization in Southeast Asia
14th/Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies
HONGO Shun Junior Associate Professor

Science and local knowledge learn together to foster coexistence between wildlife and people in tropical rainforests

Sustainable hunting systems for rainforest wildlife through coproduction between local people and scientists

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