[Research] 👨🔬⚗️ What happens when you cut the inside of a flat carbon molecule to create 10-carbon rings? New chiral nanocarbons that glow, resist heat, and trap carbon dioxide. Read more in Nature Communications. bit.ly/4pMJzaL 🧪 doi.org/rhnm
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Founded in 1939, Nagoya University (名古屋大学) is one of Japan's leading higher education institutions located in Nagoya, the fourth-largest city in Japan.
[News] Nagoya University's School and Graduate School of Economics hosted the Students' Workshop on International Development with the Asian Development Bank. About 50 students from across Aichi Prefecture presented policy proposals after weeks of preparation. Read more: bit.ly/3RvYNnY
Students pitch policy ideas at ADB workshop finale at Nagoya University | News & Events | Nagoya University
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Summer has arrived in Nagoya, and it is hot... really hot.
[Research] 🐥 🌊 Seabirds trade survival now for more chicks next year, a trade-off mediated by migration. Field experiments on 251 wild kittiwakes in Alaska shows how these birds reallocate energy across the seasons. bit.ly/4wWfjwC 🧪 doi.org/rhct
Seabirds trade their survival to raise more chicks next year through flexible energy use | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Nagoya University's Graduate School of International Development, in partnership with the Asian Development Bank, hosted the ADB-Japan Scholarship Program Conference 2026, drawing about 250 participants from across Asia and the Pacific. Read more: bit.ly/4yBZmgG
ADB-JSP scholars gather at Nagoya University to discuss innovation for development | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Research] 👨🔬💊 An ancient molecule older than blood vessels may hold the key to cancer immunotherapy. Nagoya University researchers found that where complement C3 is made, not how much is in your blood, decides whether treatment works. Read more about the discovery here👇 bit.ly/4vFOdsk 🧪 doi.org/rgns
Ancient molecule made inside tumors drives immune response, study finds | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] Nagoya University researchers are working with an industry partner to forecast solar flares, combining physics based prediction with artificial intelligence. The goal is to give future astronauts advance warning of radiation risks during lunar missions. Read more: bit.ly/4fw32rz
Physics and artificial intelligence come together at Nagoya University to forecast space weather | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Nagoya University and leaders from the Commission on Higher Education, the University of the Philippines System, and UP Los Baños met to advance the UP-NU Roadmap 2030. Topics included scholarships, exchange programs, and joint research. Details: bit.ly/4fwl7px
Nagoya University and Philippine higher education leaders advance collaboration under UP-NU Roadmap 2030 | News & Events | Nagoya University
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On July 13, Nagoya University's Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences welcomed Prof. Chantal Hemmi (Tokyo Woman's Christian University) for a lecture on Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL).
[Feature] Professor Yoh Matsuo of Nagoya University examines how architecture and governance influence human behavior alongside legal systems. His work spans legal philosophy, emerging technology, and international legal education. Read the full interview: bit.ly/4heaKcg
Professor Yoh Matsuo looks beyond legal texts to understand how architecture and governance shape society | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Nagoya University President Naoshi Sugiyama attended a welcome dinner at the University of the Philippines Los Baños on July 3, 2026, hosted by UPLB and the Nagoya University Alumni Association Philippine Branch, celebrating the partnership between the two institutions. bit.ly/3T1O0lV
Nagoya University President Naoshi Sugiyama honored at welcome dinner during visit to UPLB | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] At Nagoya University, research security means managing risk, not simply refusing it. The Research Security Unit reviews export control and conflict-of-interest cases in international research, aiming to reduce risk rather than stop research. Learn more: bit.ly/3RhPCY1
At Nagoya University, research security means thinking through risk together, not reflexive refusal | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Research] Can Plasma Agriculture help solve global hunger? Flash-treatment of seeds in low-temperature plasma makes crops show higher yields and resilience. Read more for a review of studies and the biochemical mechanisms at play in this burgeoning research field. bit.ly/4vps7u7 🧪 doi.org/rfr9
[Feature] A Nagoya University undergraduate in the School of Engineering chairs a student club that promotes financial literacy through simulated stock trading competitions and interviews with businesses across Japan. Read more: bit.ly/4gCnGZg
Aerospace student expands his horizons, teaching finance and running simulated trading competitions | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Nagoya University President Naoshi Sugiyama delivered the commencement address at the University of the Philippines Los Baños on July 4, 2026, marking over 50 years of partnership between the two institutions. Read more: bit.ly/4ygWc1G
Nagoya University President Naoshi Sugiyama delivers commencement address at UPLB | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Research] ⚡🔬 Nagoya University researchers developed a computer-guided electron beam method that reshapes nanofilms into 3D dome structures in water within 10 seconds. This may support future nanorobot and cell-guidance technologies. Learn more: bit.ly/4vn53w3 🧪 doi.org/rfnb
Computer-guided electricity rapidly transforms flat nanofilms into 3D shapes on demand | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] At Nagoya University, Professor Takashi Ooi's research on organic ion pair catalysis has produced a new class of catalysts enabling precise chemical synthesis in the laboratory. Read the full story: bit.ly/44isZpx
Professor Takashi Ooi finds breakthroughs in unexpected places through organic ion pair catalysis | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Research] 🔴🟢🔵 Nagoya University researchers have developed transparent gallium-doped zinc oxide nanosheets that let a single pixel detect red, green, and blue light, opening the door to smaller, higher-resolution optical sensors. Read more: bit.ly/4vT5xuZ 🧪 doi.org/rd67
Transparent nanosheets open the door to smaller, higher-resolution optical sensors | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] On July 3, 2026, Nagoya University held a ceremony naming the Suzuyo Mirai Square in its Central Library, marking its tenth naming rights partnership. The four-year agreement supports education and research. Read more: bit.ly/4bbXb9s
Nagoya University holds ceremony for naming of Suzuyo Mirai Square | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Research] 🌊 🪸How far can a plastic bottle cap travel? One found off Japan’s coast carried 307 organisms, including a worm not previously found in Japanese waters. Its label, chemical clues in shells, and current models trace its drift from the Philippines. bit.ly/4y6n18R 🧪 doi.org/rd4p
Cast away: Tracing the voyage of a plastic bottle cap and its hitchhiking marine species | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] Nagoya University's Business Development Office, launched in 2025, brings a business-oriented viewpoint to research planning. A new interview examines how this approach intersects with glycoscience research at iGCORE. Learn more:
Bringing a business perspective to glycoscience research at Nagoya University | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Professor Emerita Hiroko Tsukamura has received the 2026 Prime Minister's Award for Contributors to the Creation of a Gender-Equal Society, recognized for establishing on-campus daycare facilities at Nagoya University. Read more: bit.ly/4vZJ7bx
Professor Emerita Hiroko Tsukamura receives Prime Minister’s Award for Contributors to the Creation of a Gender-Equal Society | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Event] On July 13, Nagoya University will host a seminar on Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), led by Prof. Chantal Hemmi (Tokyo Woman's Christian University). Aimed primarily at faculty teaching or considering EMI courses. Registration required: bit.ly/4bjMSjC
Seminar: Introduction to CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] Professor Yuki Kawaguchi of Nagoya University conducts theoretical physics research on ultracold atomic gases, topological magnetic structures, and superfluidity and superconductivity. Read about her research approach: bit.ly/4eT8VP4
Professor Yuki Kawaguchi theorizes the unseen mechanics behind ultracold atomic gases | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] Nagoya University's space development club NAFT traveled to Utah, USA, to take part in the University Rover Challenge, an international robotics competition. This was the first time NAFT advanced to the final round. Learn more about the rover and the competition: bit.ly/44J3WMc
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[Feature] Nagoya University students in the Academic Japanese Class held a cooking competition using only fridge leftovers and canned goods, simulating meals after a disaster. Dishes were judged on taste, preparation ease, and ingredient scarcity. bit.ly/4vB0i2Z
A cooking competition prepares students for disaster scenarios | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] On June 19, Nagoya University honored 10 doctoral students with the Outstanding Graduate Student Award for excellence in research and integrity, with two recipients earning a further special award. Learn more: bit.ly/44BJzR7
Ten doctoral students receive Outstanding Graduate Student Award | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[Feature] Most of Japan's quantum research hubs focus on physics. Q-BReD, which involves Nagoya University, takes a different approach, building on chemistry to connect quantum science with materials, devices, and medicine. Read about its strategy for near-term impact: bit.ly/4gNyzHG
The quantum hub putting chemistry at the center of Japan’s push for near-term societal impact | News & Events | Nagoya University
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[News] Tsogt Tsend, the first graduate of Nagoya University's ASCI doctoral program, has been appointed chief justice of the Supreme Court of Mongolia. He completed his LL.D. at the Graduate School of Law in 2017. Details: bit.ly/4xUMJNi
GSL Graduate Dr. Tsogt Tsend Appointed as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Mongolia│Center for Asian Legal Exchange (CALE), Nagoya University
GSL Graduate Dr. Tsogt Tsend Appointed as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Mongolia：CALE assists countries in Asia to build up legal systems suitable for the process of nation building. CALE…
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