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New Hope for Treating Small-Cell Lung Cancer, a Major Intractable Cancer—Potential Efficacy of IGF1R Inhibitors for Non-Neuroendocrine Subtype

Determining Antibody Denaturation by Color: Development of a Luciferin That Changes Emission Color in Response to IgG Structure

Different Cognitive Characteristics Discovered in Cognitive Decline in the Oldest-Old and Alzheimer's Disease—Differences in Molecular Mechanisms Revealed by a Large-Scale Genome-Wide Association Study of Supercentenarians

Visualizing the Mechanism of How a Lasso Peptide Inhibits Receptor Function—Potential for Application in Treating Immunotherapy-Resistant Cancer—

Development of Plastic Optical Fiber Technology for Next-Generation AI Data Centers—Successful Ultra-High-Speed Transmission of 106.25 Gbps per Core with Multi-Core Fiber—

Joint Research Presentation Held for the GI-POF Ultra-thin Endoscope (Cellendo Scope) - Social Implementation of the World's First Image Transmission Technology Successfully Co-developed by Keio University and Air Water Inc. -

Learning from the "Freedom" and "Happiness" Pioneered by Yukichi Fukuzawa, Especially in an Age of TurmoilYukichi Fukuzawa-Francis Wayland Memorial LectureTo be held on Thursday, May 15, at the Mita Enzetsukan (Public Speaking Hall), an Important Cultural Property celebrating its 150th anniversaryA "Moral Backbone" for the 21st Century—"Freedom," "Happiness," and "the Duty of a Maggot" in Fukuzawa's Thought—Keigo Komamura, Professor, Faculty of Law, Keio University

Development of an Efficient Culture Method for Hepatocyte Organoids that Retain Metabolic Functions—Expected to Serve as a Foundational Technology for Drug Discovery, Disease Research, and Regenerative Medicine

Scientists achieve record-breaking growth in miniature, functional liver models

Groundbreaking method creates millions of functional hepatocyte organoids that revolutionize drug development and advances regenerative therapies for liver disease

Demonstration of Quantum Information Delocalization in a Periodically Driven System—Full-Scale Use of Quantum Computers for Academic Research Begins—