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第279回 2025/12/09 4:45pm Ryosuke SHIMADA
Beyond Fermat’s Last Theorem
第278回 2025/11/18 4:45pm Akifumi SHIOMI
Deciphering the molecular mechanisms regulating cell mechanics
第277回 2025/11/04 4:45pm Yuki SATO
Tertiary lymphoid structures : Toward a unified therapeutic strategy for age-related diseases
第276回 2025/10/21 4:45pm Anna DULINA
Legitimizing the Margins: Myths and the Self-Identification of an Outcast Village (shukumura) in Early Modern Japan
第275回 2025/10/07 4:45pm Yu HATANO
Pancreas organ regeneration from human iPS cells
第274回 2025/09/16 4:45pm Yao SUN
Language as Social and Commodity Resources: Ideologies and Values under Negotiation
第273回 2025/09/02 4:45pm Yusuke MATSUSHITA
Science of Software, the Fun of Rust
第272回 2025/07/15 4:45pm Hana SHIMOYAMA
Explore Africa Through Research on Foodways
第271回 2025/07/08 4:45pm Satoshi URAI
What is Religion? — An Approach from the Kyoto School
第270回 2025/06/24 4:45pm Hiroki YONEDA
Observing the Invisible, Active Universe – An Introduction to Gamma-ray Astronomy
第269回 2025/06/03 4:45pm Saskia ABRAHMS KAVUNENKO
Plastic Cosmologies: Radical Permeation and the Self
第268回 2025/05/27 4:45pm Tetsushi TAKANO
Advances in atomic clocks and their applications
第267回 2025/04/15 4:45pm MCNEILL Lucy Olivia
“We are made of star-stuff”: Understanding the life and death of stars by observing their cosmic explosions (.. and using supercomputers)
第266回 2025/04/01 4:45pm PSTRAGOWSKI Piotr
The music of the spheres
第265回 2025/03/18 4:45pm TAKEDA Hiroki
“Quantum measurements meet quantum measurements: testing general relativity with gravitational waves”
第264回 2025/03/04 4:45pm SHARMA POKHAREL Sanjeeta
A Journey Into the Past: Exploring Physiological Adaptations in Modern and Extinct Proboscideans
第263回 2025/02/18 4:45pm KINOSHITA Miki
イラン立憲革命文学：祖国への愛と葛藤
第262回 2025/02/04 4:45pm GOTO Akihiro
Memory research using light
第261回 2025/01/21 4:45pm OTANI Yuka
Excuses for Buddhism: Especially about “love♥”
第260回 2024/12/17 4:45pm MURATA Minami
Philosophical Radicals and The Reception of Ancient Greece: Democracy, Socrates and Empire
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