A taste of the important research and scientific developments from Keio University, Japan's oldest institute of higher education.
February 23, 2017
Making light of a dark matter
Dark matter could be made of heavy and light subatomic particles... Read more
Sealing the deal on leak-proof cells
Skin cells are held together by their unusual 14-sided geometry... Read more
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Call for nominations: The Keio Medical Science Prize welcomes nominations of outstanding researchers in the medical and life sciences
Davos talks: President Atsushi Seike called on universities at the World Economic Forum to prepare students for a fast-changing world
Black holes: Keio researchers catch the tail end of a black hole wandering through cosmic clouds in the Milky Way
Cybersecurity symposium: Learn how governments, industries, and academics will make the virtual world more secure
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Searching for dark objects at the center of galaxies
Exposure to violet light could prevent short-sightedness, a group of ophthalmologists at Keio University has found
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