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Study of EEG-NF to treat phantom limb pain
Takufumi YanagisawaProfessor, Osaka University Graduate School of medicine -
Study on the role of progressive complex ubiquitination in neurodegenerative diseases-associated inclusions and the disease-suppressing effects of ubiquitin ligase inhibitors
Fuminori TokunagaProfessor, Osaka Metropolitan University Graduate School of Medicine -
The Potential of Olfaction in an Aging Society: Establishing Methods for Predicting and Preventing Dementia Through Scent
Haruki TakeuchiProfessor, The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Science -
Therapeutic Strategy on neurodegenerative pathology by microglial regulation
Kimitoshi KimuraProgram-Specific Junior Associate Professor, Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine -
Development of antisense oligonucleotides that enable highly efficient RNA editing at pathogenic point mutations
Yukio KawaharaProfessor, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine -
Exploratory research on suppression of amyloid β aggregation by Auger electrons
Masahiro OnoProfessor, Kyoto University Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences -
Development of Novel Brain Disease Therapy Based on the Bioprotective Effects of Senescent Microglia
Hiroshi OhnishiProfessor, Gunma University Graduate School of Health Sciences -
Study of Immune Cells in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Minako ItoAssociate Professor, Medical Institute of Bioregulation, Kyushu University -
Development of a novel therapy for tauopathy: a MARK4 inhibitor
Kanae AndoAssociate Professor, Tokyo Metropolitan University School of Science -
Analysis of plasma components involved in the development of dementia and development of transplantation therapy
Nariko ArimuraAssociate Professor, Tohoku University Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Science -
Proof of concept study of data-driven novel therapeutic agents for obsessive-compulsive disorder and their indication expansion
Nozomi AsaokaAssistant professor, Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine -
Development of Therapeutic Seeds Based on Functional Analysis of Alzheimer’s Disease Causative Genes
Hideaki MatsuiProfessor, Brain Research Institute, Niigata University