Kyoto University The Hakubi Project
HAKUBI Kyoto
univ.
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Project to foster and support early-career researchers
Researchers
13th/ Graduate School of Law
Pascal LOTTAZ Associate Professor

I'm working on establishing the study of Neutrality as a subfield of International Relations

Neutrality in International Relations
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/The Future of Human Society
Saho TAKAGI Assistant Professor

Exploring the Essence of Domestication through the 'Dog-like' Evolution of Cats

Elucidating the phenomenon of "caninification" in cats
15th/ Institute for Life and Medical Sciences
Akifumi SHIOMI Associate Professor

Unveiling Biology Through the Cell Mechanics

The integration of cell mechanics and single-cell genomics
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
HAKUBI Kyoto
univ.
Project
Project to foster and support early-career researchers
Researchers
12th/Department of Applied Biosciences, Graduate School of Agriculture
Toshiya ANDO Associate Professor

Learning from insects about the principles of formation and evolution of geometric functional forms in life

Demonstration of evolutionary processes in multicellular organisms through development of large-scale chromosomal manipulation methods
12th/Institute for Research in Humanities
Ikue OTANI Assistant Professor

ユーラシア東部の草原地帯に起こった遊牧国家・匈奴。その実像に考古学から迫りたい。

Han-Xiongnu interaction and the society of Xiongnu: Consideration based on archaeological evidence
11th/Graduate School of Letters
Tadashi TANABE Associate Professor

Study in Origin of the Pure Land Buddhist Art

Origin and Making of Pure Land Buddhist Art
13th/Wildlife Research Center
Jie GAO Assistant Professor

What is the world like in other animals' eye view?

Four-legged intelligence: how domestic animals see the world
15th/Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies
Saskia ABRAHMS KAVUNENKO Associate Professor

The study of plastics takes on a deeply intimate role as the study of the industrial and synthetic materials we have made that now, in turn, make or unmake us.

Plastic Cosmologies: Radical Permeation and the Self

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