Time really flies. We held the final presentation session for Alexander and Amina, who spent two months in our lab as part of a short-term study abroad program from Clemson University. This year presented even more challenges than usual, but they did a great job!
Two exchange students from Clemson University in the U.S. will be spending two months in our lab. Welcome to Osaka, Japan, Amina and Alexander!
Starting Monday, June 1, we will begin using Rooms 303–304 of the High-Tech Research Core (HRC) for our joint research project with Dincula Inc., a technology transfer venture spun off from Kansai University.
Dhruva from Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has joined our lab as a short-term exchange student. He is attempting to apply AI to our research on DNA origami molecular machines. Welcome!
Alexander and Carter have presented their two-months progress at the final presentation session for the KU-Clemson exchange program. Both were wonderful!
Alexander and Carter joined our lab as exchange students from Clemson University. We hope your two months stay in Osaka will be enjoyable and fruitful!
The following members retired at the end of their term on March 31: Specially Appointed Professor Masayuki Endo Specially Appointed Assistant Professor Hirotaka Kondo Postdoctoral Researchers Qing LiuGanbaatar Narangerel (Namy)Taniya Sharma Please contact us individually for information on new positions.
An original research paper Aki co-authored on DNA origami by Jianping, former Ned Seeman’s student, has been published: DNA Origami-Constructed Nanotapes for Sunitinib Adsorption and Inhibition of Renal Clear Carcinoma CellsLin Li, Xuxiang Yao, Pengyao Wei, Dongdong He, Qiaojiao Ding, Bing Bai, Xiuyi Lv, Akinori Kuzuya, Yuling Wang, Kerong Wu,* Kaizhe Wang,* Jianping Zheng*ACS Omega… Read More: Original Paper Published in ACS Omega »
Ben, the short-term exchange student from Clemson University, gave his final presentation of the two-month project he has been working on in our lab. He has provided us with essential data for future papers. Great work!
Ben, a short-term exchange student from Clemson University, has joined our group. Enjoy your two-month stay in Osaka!