A taste of the important research and scientific developments from Keio University, Japan's oldest institute of higher education.
November 24, 2016
Female flies have soft spots for male genitalia
Pity the poor female fruit fly. When she mates, the male inflicts what are known as copulatory wounds in her reproductive tract... Read more
Star-crossed models of white matter disease
Japanese researchers have gained new insights into childhood brain diseases by manipulating gene expression in laboratory mice... Read more
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Science frontiers: Global research-intensive universities call for long-term investment in cutting-edge science
Securing cyberspace: Keio University launches an international center of excellence to fight cyber-threats across borders
Join the discussion: Keio and its global research partners will set the agenda for joint initiatives in longevity, security, and creativity on 2 December
Pitching time: Bring your best business ideas to a line-up of eager investors at IE KMD Venture Day in Tokyo on 26 November
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Hajime Ishikawa reconstructs ideas about place
Keio architect Hajime Narukawa received the 2016 Good Design Award grand prize for creating the most accurate map of the world
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