CORE2-A Collaborative Research Laboratory (CORE-Lab) Program Proposal
Using the AMATERAS trans-scale scope.
Multi-Network Whole Cell Analysis Research”
A kick-off meeting was held.

 On October 17 (Mon.), the kick-off meeting for the CORE 2-A Laboratory Collaborative Research Project “Multi-Network Whole Cell Analysis Using AMATERAS, a Trans-Scale Scope” was held at ISIR, Osaka University, under the Cross Appointment System of the Collaborative Research Network Institutes consisting of the Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Hokkaido University; Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku University; Institute of Chemical Life Sciences, Faculty of Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology; SANKEN, Osaka University; and Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, Kyushu University. The kick-off meeting for the 2-A Joint Research Proposal “Multi-Network Whole Cell Analysis Using AMATERAS Trans-scale Scope” was held at ISIR, Osaka University.
 This Proposal brings together related researchers, Expanded Joint Research Programs, and research collaborators from the above five Research Institutes at the above five universities to integrate measurement, mathematics, information, and biology around the trans-scale scope AMATERAS, aiming to expand our understanding of life phenomena from fragmentary and common understanding to comprehensive and individualized understanding. We hope to attract more researchers!

principal investigators
Tamiki KOMATSUZAKI (Hokkaido Univ.)

Core Co-researchers
Kenji NAGAI (ISIR, Osaka Univ.)

core co-researcher
Susumu Mizukami (Institute of Multidisciplinary Research)
Hiroshi UEDA (Institute for Chemical Research)
Akigo KIDO (IMCE)
Shuji MIKAMI (Research Institute of Electronics)

center researcher
Yoshinori Harada (Kyoto Pref. Med. Univ.)
Yasuyuki Okawa (Kyushu Univ.)
Imari Sato (NII)
Shuichi Ohnami (RIKEN, Bioscience and Biotechnology)
Kazuki Horikawa (Univ. of Tokushima)

research collaborator
Kimitsugu TABATA (Electronic Research Institute)
Hitoshi Hashimoto (Osaka Univ.)
Taruo Ichimura (Osaka University)
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