The Tomoni Programme once again invites students to submit a plan to tackle a social problem through the university's crowdfunding platform.
Professor Ginko Kawano from Kyushu University, Zhang Rui from Tohoku University and Hokkaido University's LGBTQ+ Circle, "Niji no Tsudoi," were honoured for their work.
From May 7 - 24, students at Kawauchi and Aobayama campuses can have a cooked breakfast, or takeaway a bento, for 100 yen.
The two-day event featured information booths, performances and demonstrations by the university's sports and culture clubs.
Researchers have overcome some of the challenges of imitating human motion in robots with an innovative method that combines central pattern generators (CPGs) and deep reinforcement learning.
Researchers were able to achieve simultaneous dilation of blood vessels in the brain, something that may lead to enhanced brain performance.
PI3K plays a critical role in cellular migration, yet researchers have unveiled that PI3K can also put the breaks on this migration.
Using neutron scattering and voltage measurements, a group of researchers have discovered that a material's magnetic properties can predict spin current changes with temperature.