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Keio Research Highlights: The world of cultural anthropology

December 22, 2021

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The world of cultural anthropology

Analytical field work on the movements and behavior of pastoral peoples in East Africa shows strong survival-traits of resilience, adaptability, and diversity.
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Keio University Hosts the "Experience Japan Exhibition 2021 Online"

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A Conversation Between the 26th Keio Medical Science Prize Awardees and President Itoh

63rd Mita Festival Held

Notes from the President's Office November 17, 2021

Scenes of Fall on Campus

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Demystifying the fatty-world of lipids

Professor Makoto Arita Division of Physiological Chemistry and Metabolism, Faculty of Pharmacy


Professor Arita was recently selected as the research director of ERATO, a large-scale research project under Japan Science and Technology Agency, and will lead the Lipidome Atlas project. ERATO's research director is only chosen from researchers with global-level profiles, and it is a great source of pride that the organization's headquarters will now be established at Shiba-Kyoritsu Campus's Faculty of Pharmacy in Keio University.

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