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Scientists Reveals New Method to Analyse 3D Structure of Artificial Photosynthetic Antenna
Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have successfully identified the 3D structure of an artificial light-harvesting complex II (LHCII). This structure mimics the natural LHCII found in plants and plays a critical role in photosynthesis. Using in vitro reconstitution and cryo-electron microscopy, the team demonstrated that the artificial co...
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Planning To Study Robotics Engineering? Explore Japan's Fully Funded Scholarship
Study In Japan: The Osaka University will commence the application process on November 1 and close on November 15, 2024.
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Japanese Son Reunites With Indian Father After 19 Years, Watch Emotional Reunion
The emotional reunion, captured in a viral video, followed Rin's journey from Japan to Punjab.
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Suspected Human Skull Found Outside Japan Theme Park: Police
Suspected human bones, including a skull, have been found outside the popular Universal Studios Japan theme park in the western city of Osaka, police said Thursday.
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Hydrogel-Based Armour Developed for Worms to Carry Cancer Drugs to Tumours
Scientists have discovered ways to fit worms in hydrogel suits that allow them to carry cancer drugs to tumours. Researchers from Osaka University found that coating nematodes in a hydrogel-based sheath can allow scientists to make the worms carry various kinds of cargo, including cancer drugs that can be directly reach to cancerous cells.
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Japan's Osaka University To Collaborate With Universities In Kerala
Japan's Osaka University will collaborate with various universities in Kerala.
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Scientists Create 3D-Printed Wagyu Beef, and It Looks Like the Real Deal
Researchers from Osaka University say that the steak created in the lab bears great resemblance to that made from the world-renowned Wagyu beef cattle. To achieve this, the team isolated stem cells from Wagyu cows. These stem cells were then incubated and converted into muscle, fat, and blood vessel cells.
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Japan Earthquake Destroys Two Of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes
Two of the world's most powerful microscopes suffered severe damage from a deadly earthquake that hit the western Japanese city of Osaka causing delays in cutting-edge cell and atomic-level research.
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Nintendo Is on Its Way to Universal Theme Parks in the US
Mario, Zelda and other characters will be part of Universal's theme parks in Osaka, Orlando, and Hollywood in the near future.
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Government To Push Reforms To Make India 'More Developed Economy': Jaitley
Enthused over encouraging GDP numbers, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday said the government will push ahead with its reform agenda to retain the fastest growing large economy tag and help India move towards becoming "a more developed economy".
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Researchers In Japan Develop Sensor That May Detect Cancer From Breath
In the future, it may become possible for an individual to easily check their health by connecting a sensor to a smartphone or other device. There are also hopes that the nation's growing medical expenditures could be curbed by the early detection of disease.
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Tea's Benefits Extend to Old Bones: Japan Researchers
Researchers in Japan say black tea could help treat osteoporosis, a bone condition affecting older people, but admit you need to drink an awful lot of it.
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Japan's Kinki University to Change Pervy Name
Move over Fukuppy, Japan's Kinki University has decided it's time for a name change after years of foreigners sniggering about its pervy nomenclature.
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Change of guard in Maruti Suzuki, Kenichi Ayukawa new MD and CEO
India's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India today announced appointment of Kenichi Ayukawa as the new Managing Director and CEO of the company in place of Shinzo Nakanishi who is retiring this month.
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Japan develops mobile phone with human touch
Japanese researchers said Thursday they have developed a human-shaped mobile phone with a skin-like outer layer that enables users to feel closer to those on the other end. "The mobile phone may feel like the person you are talking to," the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR) said in a press release, describing the g...
_625x300_1530268857971.jpg?downsize=260:195 "Japan Earthquake Destroys Two Of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes")
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Scientists Reveals New Method to Analyse 3D Structure of Artificial Photosynthetic Antenna
Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University have successfully identified the 3D structure of an artificial light-harvesting complex II (LHCII). This structure mimics the natural LHCII found in plants and plays a critical role in photosynthesis. Using in vitro reconstitution and cryo-electron microscopy, the team demonstrated that the artificial co...
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Planning To Study Robotics Engineering? Explore Japan's Fully Funded Scholarship
Study In Japan: The Osaka University will commence the application process on November 1 and close on November 15, 2024.
-
Japanese Son Reunites With Indian Father After 19 Years, Watch Emotional Reunion
The emotional reunion, captured in a viral video, followed Rin's journey from Japan to Punjab.
-
Suspected Human Skull Found Outside Japan Theme Park: Police
Suspected human bones, including a skull, have been found outside the popular Universal Studios Japan theme park in the western city of Osaka, police said Thursday.
-
Hydrogel-Based Armour Developed for Worms to Carry Cancer Drugs to Tumours
Scientists have discovered ways to fit worms in hydrogel suits that allow them to carry cancer drugs to tumours. Researchers from Osaka University found that coating nematodes in a hydrogel-based sheath can allow scientists to make the worms carry various kinds of cargo, including cancer drugs that can be directly reach to cancerous cells.
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Japan's Osaka University To Collaborate With Universities In Kerala
Japan's Osaka University will collaborate with various universities in Kerala.
-
Scientists Create 3D-Printed Wagyu Beef, and It Looks Like the Real Deal
Researchers from Osaka University say that the steak created in the lab bears great resemblance to that made from the world-renowned Wagyu beef cattle. To achieve this, the team isolated stem cells from Wagyu cows. These stem cells were then incubated and converted into muscle, fat, and blood vessel cells.
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Japan Earthquake Destroys Two Of The World's Most Powerful Microscopes
Two of the world's most powerful microscopes suffered severe damage from a deadly earthquake that hit the western Japanese city of Osaka causing delays in cutting-edge cell and atomic-level research.
-
Nintendo Is on Its Way to Universal Theme Parks in the US
Mario, Zelda and other characters will be part of Universal's theme parks in Osaka, Orlando, and Hollywood in the near future.
-
Government To Push Reforms To Make India 'More Developed Economy': Jaitley
Enthused over encouraging GDP numbers, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday said the government will push ahead with its reform agenda to retain the fastest growing large economy tag and help India move towards becoming "a more developed economy".
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Researchers In Japan Develop Sensor That May Detect Cancer From Breath
In the future, it may become possible for an individual to easily check their health by connecting a sensor to a smartphone or other device. There are also hopes that the nation's growing medical expenditures could be curbed by the early detection of disease.
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Tea's Benefits Extend to Old Bones: Japan Researchers
Researchers in Japan say black tea could help treat osteoporosis, a bone condition affecting older people, but admit you need to drink an awful lot of it.
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Japan's Kinki University to Change Pervy Name
Move over Fukuppy, Japan's Kinki University has decided it's time for a name change after years of foreigners sniggering about its pervy nomenclature.
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Change of guard in Maruti Suzuki, Kenichi Ayukawa new MD and CEO
India's largest car maker Maruti Suzuki India today announced appointment of Kenichi Ayukawa as the new Managing Director and CEO of the company in place of Shinzo Nakanishi who is retiring this month.
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Japan develops mobile phone with human touch
Japanese researchers said Thursday they have developed a human-shaped mobile phone with a skin-like outer layer that enables users to feel closer to those on the other end. "The mobile phone may feel like the person you are talking to," the Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR) said in a press release, describing the g...
