2025/6/30-7/3 Meeting@Bilbao
Prof. Kato delivered an invited lecture at the 40th Biennial Meeting of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry.
2025/6/28 Meeting@Nagoya
Organized the 28th Comparative Glycome meeting. Hirokazu gave a presentation.
2025/6/25-29 International conference@Pune
Prof. Kato delivered a plenary lecture at the Joint Meeting of the 11th Asia-Pacific NMR (APNMR) Conference and the 30th National Magnetic Resonance Society (NMRS) Symposium.
2025/6/25 [Press Release] Space-based experiment opens new avenues in Alzheimer’s research — First structural analysis of Tottori-type amyloid β fibrils conducted in microgravity —
Our recent work has been published in ACS Chemical Neuroscience.
DOI: 10.1021/acschemneuro.5c00217
Press Release
EurekAlart!
2025/6/23-27 Symoosium@Tsuruok
Maho gave a poster presentation at the 16th International Symposium on Tardigrada.
2025/6/21-22 Conference@Himeji
Prof. Kato gave an invited lecture at the 2025 Korea-Japan Joint Conference on Protein Science.
2025/6/21 Board meeting@Osaka
Maho joined the board meeting of the Biophysical Society of Japan and had a great time connecting with the other members.
2025/6/17-20 Meeting@Himeji
Maho and Saeko served as workshop organizers at the 25th Annual Meeting of the Protein Science Society of Japan. Prof. Kato also gave an invited lecture. The event provided a great opportunity to deepen connections with various participants.
2025/6/16 Collaborative discussion@Okazaki
Dr. Uchihashi visited the Okazaki lab.
2025/6/12 Seminar@Okazaki
A snapshot of the scene after the Okazaki Group seminar.
2025/6/12 Recording @ Okazaki
The program “Channel Okazaki” was filmed at our Okazaki lab.
http://okazaki.ch-mics.jp/archives/?p=3242
2025/6/9 Site visit@Osaka
Prof. Kato visited Nagoya University as the program officer for the AMED Proteostasis Program.
2025/6/4 Site visit@Osaka
Prof. Kato visited the University of Osaka as the program officer for the AMED Proteostasis Program.
2025/6/2 Collaborative discussion@Nagoya
We had a meeting with the Gifu University group regarding the Human Glycome Atlas Project.
2025/5/28 Outreach activity＠Okazaki
As part of a class called “Laboratory Tour around Nagoya City University,” we introduced ExCELLS to fourth-year students of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
2025/5/25-30 International conference@Edmonton
Assoc. Prof. Yagi and Seigo presented a talk at Glyco27.
Prof. Kato participated as a representative of Japan, served as a session chair, and also gave a presentation.
Glyco28 will be held in Makuhari in 2027!
2025/5/24 Meeting@Nagoya
We participated in the 89th Annual Meeting of the Chubu Branch of the Japanese Biochemical Society.
Ryuhei, Natsumi, Rei, and Sora presented their research in the poster session.
2025/5/20 Visitor@Okazaki
Dr. Kazuki is visiting our lab in Okazaki. We had an enjoyable time together, joined by the Uchihashi and Murata groups.
2025/5/16 Lecture@Shizuoka
Maho delivered a lecture for graduate students at Shizuoka University.
2025/5/16 Farewell@Okazaki
Thank you very much, Isogai-san, for all your support up until now!
2025/5/13-14 Presentation meeting@Okazaki
After completing the IMS Presentation 2025, we deepened our interactions with our colleagues from IMS.
2025/5/13-14 Visitors@Okazaki
Members of Dr. Yoshiki Yamaguchi’s group from Tohoku Medical and Pharmaceutical University are visiting for ExCELLS joint research.
2025/5/12 Meeting@Tokyo
Participated in a preparatory meeting of the 4th UK-Japan Frontiers of Science Symposium (UK-JapanFoS).
2025/5/10 Meeting@Tokyo
We had a discussion with members of the biophysical NMR community.
2025/5/1 Collaborative meeting@web
The discussion among the CREST team was highly engaging and led to meaningful exchanges of ideas.
2025/5/1 Promotion@Nagoya
Dr. Maho Yagi-Utsumi has been promoted to Associate Professor.
2025/4/30 Collaborative discussion@web
We had a joint research meeting with Dr. Kuwajima.
2025/4/24 Meeting@web
We held a kickoff meeting for the ExCELLS “Creation of neo-life forms” team via a web-based joint research discussion.
2025/4/23 Visitors@Okazaki
ExCELLS welcomed the distinguished visitors from the Research Promotion Bureau of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
2025/4/22 Commemorative Ceremony@Okazaki
The 50th Anniversary Commemorative Ceremony of the Institute for Molecular Science was held.
A tour of the Open Mix Lab at the Yamate Campus was conducted.
2025/4/21-22 Visitors@Okazaki
Dr. Shino Manabe and Dr. Methanee Hiranyakorn from Hoshi University are visiting our lab in Okazaki for collaborative research.
2025/4/21 Collaborative discussion@web
We had a meeting with Dr. Hideo Yokota (RIKEN).
2025/4/10 Welcome@Okazaki
We enjoyed a welcome luncheon and dinner for our new members at the Okazaki labs.
2025/4/10 Seminar@web
We held our first research seminar with the doctoral members this semester.
2025/4/8 Collaborative discussion@Okazaki
Dr. Masaaki Sugiyama (Kyoto University) visited our Okazaki Lab.
2024/4/8 Collaborative discussion@web
We had a collaborative research meeting with Dr. Sakae from Research organization for lnformation Science and Technology.
2025/4/7 Collaborative discussion@web
We had a meeting with the Gifu University group regarding the Human Glycome Atlas Project.
2025/4/5 Cherry blossoms@Okazaki
The cherry blossoms in Okazaki are in full bloom and beautiful!
2025/4/4 Cherry blossoms@Nagoya
Cherry blossoms are in full bloom again this year.(@Yamazaki River in Nagoya)
2025/4/4 Seminar@Nagoya/Okazaki
We enjoyed our first lab seminar of the semester with new members joining us. Lively discussions took place.
2025/4/4 Collaborative discussion@web
We had a meeting with Dr. Akiko Ishii and Dr. Noritaka Hashii (National Institute of Health Sciences) regarding the AMED project.
2025/4/2 New member@Nagoya
Tokio, Rina, Momoka, and Ikumi have joined us as PhD students.
Dr. Seita Tomida has also joined us as a Research Assistant Professor.
2025/4/1 New members@Okazaki
We’re pleased to welcome several new members to ExCELLS: Drs. Kaoru Katoh, Ken Kato, You-Rong Lin, and Mika Togane.
We look forward to working with them.
Seigo has been promoted to Associate Professor.
