2023 年度 4 月入試
Academic Year 2023, April Enrollment

名古屋大学大学院生命農学研究科
博士後期課程
学生募集要項(一般入試［英語版］)
Guidelines for Admission to the Doctoral Program名古屋大学大学院生命農学研究科
Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences
Nagoya University

本研究科では 2022 年度に実施する入学試験からインターネット出願を開始します。
出願に必要なパソコンやプリンター等の機器，メールアドレス，顔写真データ，支払方法，提出書類等を確認してから出願してください。また出願前には，マイページ登録が必要です。時間には余裕を持って出願を行ってください。なお，インターネット
出願時に登録されたメールアドレスには，大学から入学試験に関する重要なお知らせが配信されますので，変更や削除の可能性がなく，日常的に確認できるメールアドレ
スを準備してください。
Starting in AY 2022, the Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences will begin accepting online
applications. Please prepare all items required for the online application, devices such as acomputer connected to the internet and a printer, an email address, a portrait photo, and submit
your application after confirming the payment method, documents to be submitted, etc.
Note that you will need to register for an account before applying, so ensure you have enough time
to complete the application process. Important information about the examination and other related
issues may be sent by the University to your registered e-mail address. Therefore, please use ane-mail address that you check on a regular basis and has little chance to be changed or deleted.

名古屋大学大学院生命農学研究科のアドミッション・ポリシー（１）入学者受入れの方針
生命農学を探究するために必要な学力を有し，高い専門性を持った指導者や技術者として，知識と能力を社会に役立てようという志をもつ国内外の人材を求めています。
（２）選抜の基本方針「生命農学関連専門科目の知識・理解力と論理的思考力・応用力」を学力検査によって，「英語能力」を外部試験成績によって評価します。また，研究能力を修士論文により評価します。
さらに「志望する研究分野に対する明瞭な志向と研究への熱意」，および「その分野に関連する
基本的な知識と理解力」を面接・口述試験によって評価し，入学者を選抜します。

個人情報の取り扱いについて出願にあたって提供された住所・氏名・生年月日その他の個人情報は，入学選抜，合格発表，入学手続及びこれらに付随する事項並びに入学後の学務業務における学籍・成績管理を行う
ためのみに利用します。
また，取得した個人情報は適切に管理し，利用目的以外に使用いたしません。
Treatment of information on individuals (at Nagoya University)
Any information regarding individuals which has been obtained from application documents,
shall be used for the purposes of notifications concerning the application in hand, entrance
examinations, announcements of results of entrance examinations, enrollment procedures andany other items subsidiary to these situations. It will also be used for the administration of theschool register and for academic records connected with student academic affairs after
enrollment. Furthermore, any information obtained concerning individuals with be treatedappropriately, and shall never be used for any reason other than its administrative purpose.

< Changes in examination schedule and procedures due to unforeseen circumstances >The examination schedule and selection measures may be modified in the event of an
outbreak of infectious disease or other unforeseen circumstances. Please check the website
regularly for the latest notices, especially in the days preceding the application andexamination periods.
■ Website of Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University(Admission Information)
https://www.agr.nagoya-u.ac.jp/english/admission/index.html■ Contact info:
Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences,
Nagoya University
Tel (052)789-4967, 4299

The following provides information to applicants on admissions to the Doctoral Program, Graduate
School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University, beginning in April

1. Requirements for applicantsApplicants must meet one of the following conditions by the day prior to the day of enrollment:(1) Applicants who have a master’s degree or professional degree.
(2) Applicants who have obtained in a foreign country a professional degree equivalent to the master’s degreeof Nagoya University.
(3) Applicants who have obtained a degree equivalent to a master’s degree or a professional degree by taking
correspondence courses offered in Japan by a foreign school.
(4) Applicants who have obtained a degree equivalent to a master’s degree or a professional degree in Japanby completing one of the relevant courses at an educational institution that is recognized by the authorities
of a foreign country as an institution offering graduate courses and is approved by the Ministry of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan (MEXT).
(5) Applicants who have completed a course of study at the United Nations University and have received a
degree equivalent to a Master’s degree at the United Nations University. The United Nations University
refers to the university established by the United Nations General Assembly’s resolution of December 11,
1972. The university is provided for under Paragraph 2, Article 1 of the Act on Special Measures (Law No.
72, 1976) concerning the Implementation of the Agreement between the United Nations and Japan rel ating
to the Headquarters of the United Nations University.
(6) Persons who have completed the curriculum of a foreign school, educational institution designated undercriterion (4), or the United Nations University; have passed the equivalent of a basic skills review for doctoral
thesis research; and have been recognized as having scholastic ability equivalent to or higher than that ofpersons who have a master's degree.
(7) Applicants approved by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (1994 Ministry
Bulletin, Vol. 123).
Applicants must have either graduated from a university or completed a course of 16 years of formal
education, followed by research for at least two years at a university or research institute. The results ofthis research must be recognized by the Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University
as the equivalent of a master’s degree.
NOTE: See “Candidates applying under requirement (7)” on page 13.
(8) Applicants who are recognized by this Graduate School to be equivalent in academic level to a graduate
student with a master’s degree or a professional degree.
NOTE: See “Candidates applying under requirement (8)” on page 14.

2. Academic Department/Laboratory offering doctoral programs and maximum
number of enrollment
Department

Laboratory

Number to
be admitted

Resources Cycling in Pedosphere，Plant-Soil Systems,
Forest andForest Hydrology and Disaster Mitigation Science，Forest Ecology，Environmental

Forest Protection，Forest Resource Management，Resources

Forest Resources and Society，Forest Chemistry，

Sciences*

Biomass Resource Utilization，Wood Physics，
Timber Engineering，System Engineering for Biology

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A SeveralPlant Physiology and Morphology，Plant Genetics and Breeding，Crop Science， Horticultural Science，
Plant Pathology，Plant Immunology，Plant Production

Information Sciences in Agricultural Lands ，Food Economics，

Sciences

Plant Gene Function，Developmental and Systems Plant Biology，Plant Genomics and Breeding，Bioindustry，Tropical Bioresources，Genetic Information for Bioresources，
Practical Studies in Africa，Practical Studies in Asia, Plant Epigenetics
Animal Genetics and Breeding，Genome and Epigenome Dynamics，Animal Morphology，Animal Integrative Physiology，Animal Sciences

Animal Reproduction，Animal Nutrition，Animal Production Science，
Avian Bioscience，Fish Biology，Sericulture and Entomoresources，A Several

Applied Entomology
Organic Chemistry，Bioactive Molecules，Chemical Biology of Natural Products，Polymer Chemistry，
Food and Biodynamics，Applied Enzymology，
Molecular Biotechnology，Molecular and Cellular Regulation，Applied

Molecular Bioregulation，Glyco-Life Science，Animal Cell Function，Animal

Biosciences

Cell Physiology，Nutritional Biochemistry，
Soil Biology and Chemistry，Applied Microbiology，Plant Signaling，
Biochemistry，Molecular and Functional Genomics，Plant Cell Function，Plant Integrative Physiology,
Plant Metabolic System，Metabolic Balance of Ecosystem

Applicants must ask the Laboratory in which he/she wishes to study for study topics before
application.
NOTE: See the attached “Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff.”* Students who have been accepted in the Department of Forest and Environmental resource Sciences
have the opportunity to participate in the Integrated Environmental course. This course was initiated in2009 in collaboration with the Graduate School of Environmental Studies and offers education, guidance
and research opportunities for suitable graduate students. Further information on this program is available
from the Students Affairs Section in the Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences.

3. Required documents for application(1)

Nagoya University Graduate

The application form and photograph card must be

School Application form/

printed in color on a single-sided sheet of A4 sized

Photograph Card

paper from the online application system.
* The applicant must prepare and upload a portrait
photo, that is front facing, includes the upper body, no
hats or backgrounds, and has been taken within 3months of the application.

(1)

Application form (Graduate School

Download and fill out the prescribed form from theof Bioagricultural Sciences)

Graduate School website.

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(3)

Academic

Transcripts

Original copies of official transcript from the undergraduate
school (including liberal arts) and the graduate school theapplicant has attended.
※If they are not written in Japanese or English, pleaseattach an English translation version.

(4)

Certificate of master’s degree or of* Applicants who have graduated from a university inbeing awarded a master’s degree*

China, should print the certificate issued by the China
Academic Degree and Graduate Education Development
Center (CDGDC) and submit it along with other application
documents.
The details of this process can be checked on the CDGDC
website(http://www.cdgdc.edu.cn). The

issuanceofcertificates may take time, so applicants should start theprocess early.
(5)

TOEFL or TOEIC score sheet

See “7. Examinations”, Item 1 “Submission of score
sheets for foreign language (English) examination” fordetails. Applicants exempted from the written examination
through application qualifications do not need to submit
these.

(6)

A photo copy of Master’s Thesis (orIf the Master’s Thesis (or its equivalent) has not been

its equivalent) and three copies of its

completed, three copies of its summary in around 1,500

summary (Japanese or English)

words English must be submitted at the time of
application.

(7)

(8)
(9)

Letter of approval for taking

NOTE: Needed only for

applicants working at a

examination if applicants have a job,

government/public office or a company. Download and fillusing the prescribed form.

out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.

Personal History for Foreign

NOTE: Download and fill out the prescribed form from theApplicants

Graduate School website.

A photo Copy of Residence Card

Needed only for applicants without Japanese nationality,(both sides).

excluding those with official
approval of permanent residency in Japan.

(10)

Declaration of Applicable SpecificDownload and fill out the prescribed form from theCategories*

Graduate School website. If you fall into one of thefollowing categories, please submit the relevant
evidence.
- hired by a foreign government, corporation, or
university: letter of employment/contract- receiving a grant or a scholarship from a foreign
government, corporation, or university: letter of funding,notice of scholarship award*Regarding submission of “(10) Declaration of applicable specific categories”
In November 2021, in accordance with the clarification of the scope of control for “Deemed Exports” under
the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act (“FEFTA”), some provision of sensitive technology to students
by universities has become subject to control under the FEFTA.

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1) Please submit a “Declaration of applicable specific categories” when applying to our graduate program.
Please also submit the relevant evidence if you fall into one of the Categories 1 to 3.
- employed by a foreign government/corporation: proof of employment- receiving scholarship from a foreign government/corporation: notice of scholarship award or application
form2) Students will also be required to submit a “Letter of confirmation” at the time of their admission.

4. Application Periods and Procedures
When Submitting Documents by mail
Application Periods: November 22 to November 25, 2022 (documents must be postmarked by
November 25)
When submitting application documents by mail, please print out the “Address Sheet” in color via theonline application system, attach it to an envelope, and send it so it arrives by the application deadline(documents must be postmarked by November 25) via registered mail.
Address: Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601

When Submitting Documents by hand
Application Periods: November 22 to November 25, 2022
Open from 9:00 a.m. till 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. (JST)Please hand in application documents by the application deadline (by 4:00 p.m. on November 25, 2022).
You don’t have to put documents in an envelope.
Address: Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601

Online Application PeriodsNovember 8 to 3:00 p.m. (JST), November 25, 2022
The application procedure will be completed by submitting the necessary application documents within
the application period after completing registration and application fee payment with the online application
system.
The application procedure is only complete when the application documents arrive at the Graduate
School. Registration and application fee payment with the online application system alone does notcomplete the application procedures.
The application fee payment must be completed within 4 days from the day of registration. If a payment
is not made within the period, the application registration will be automatically cancelled. (Please re -register
if your registration is cancelled)*If the payment deadline is in less than 4 days, the payment deadline will be prioritized.

5. Online Application Flow
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6. How to Pay Entrance Examination Fee(1) Entrance Examination Fee: 30,000 JPY*In addition to the application fee, a service charge (about 500 JPY) will be required.

(2) Payment Period (Japan Standard Time)
November 8, 2022 – 3:00 p.m. (JST), November 25, 2022
(3) Payment Method
Please pay the entrance examination fee through one of the following methods.
See “5. Online Application Flow” for details.
- Credit card
- Internet banking- Convenience Store- ATM with Pay-easy(4) Refunding of Entrance Examination Fee
We will not refund the paid entrance examination fee once the application documents have been
received. However, we will refund the paid entrance examination fee if any of the following
circumstances apply. Please note that any transfer fees required for the refund process will be
deducted from the refunded amount.
a) The entrance examination fee has been paid, but no application was made or the application was
not accepted.
b) The entrance examination fee has been paid twice.
*Entrance examination fee refunds will be done through bank transfer. If the refund is sent toan overseas bank account, the refunded amount will be greatly reduced, and it will take manydays to complete the refund process, so please be careful when paying the entrance
examination fee.
For information on how to request a refund, please check the Nagoya University website(http://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/) - Admissions - Graduate School Entrance Examination/Undergraduate
Transfer Examination etc. - Regarding Entrance Examination Fees (in Japanese).

7. Examinations(1) Submission of score sheets for foreign language (English) examination (Applicants under requirement(7) or (8) must submit it.)
TOEFL or TOEIC scores will be used as the means of assessment for the foreign language (English)
examination. Note: Applicants fulfilling requirements (1),(2),(3),(4),(5) or (6), are exempted.

1. Examination Method
Submit the score sheet for the results of TOEFL, TOEIC or both. There will be no written examination. The
score from either TOEFL or TOEIC will be calculated using the following method, and will be adopted as yourforeign language (English) score.
If the applicant submits both TOEFL and TOEIC scores, these will be converted and the higher score will be
adopted.
■For TOEFL iBTEnglish score = 50 + (TOEFL iBT score – 50) × 5/3 (converted scores of 100 points or higher will all betreated as 100 points)

9■For TOEFL iBT Home Edition (name for 2020 is TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition)
English score = 50 + (TOEFL iBT Home Edition score－50) ×5/3 (converted scores of 100 points or higher
will all be treated as 100 points)■For TOEFL ITP
English score = TOEFL ITP score×0.34－108(converted scores of 100 points or higher will all be treatedas 100 points)■For TOEIC
English score = TOEIC score/ 10■For TOEIC-IP
English score = TOEIC score/ 10* Any converted score of less than 50 points will count as a failing score. In this case, please be aware thatthe application fee is still non-refundable.
2. Eligible scores
Scores from the following can be submitted: TOEFL-iBT, TOEFL iBT Home Edition (name for 2020 is
TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition), TOEFL-ITP, TOEIC (limited to Listening & Reading Test), or TOEIC-IP(limited to Listening & Reading test). International applicants who have TOEFL-PBT scores should consult theStudent Affairs Section before submitting documents.
3. Submission of score sheets
Score sheets must be submitted during the application period. (Submissions after the application
period will not be accepted. Note that score sheets may not be changed after submission, without
exception.)■ If you submit a score sheet from TOEFL iBT or TOEFL iBT Home Edition (name for 2020 is TOEFL iBTSpecial Home Edition).
Please submit both (1) and (2) below.
(1) Official Score: "Institutional Score Report” or “Official Score Report”(2) A copy of the “Test Taker (Examinee) Score Report” that is sent to the examinee.
Please note the following points when submitting the score sheets.
1) For the “Institutional Score Report” or the “Official Score Report”, please be sure to complete thedesignated procedures so that the reports can be sent from the ETS to Nagoya University within
the application period (When making the procedures, please designate the appropriate Nagoya
University’s Institution Code “0312” and the Department Code. If there is no appropriate
Department Code, designate “99”.) Note that after the TOEFL examination, it takes about 6 to 8
weeks for the “Institutional Score Report” or “Official Score Report” to reach the designatedrecipient. There may be delays in arrival, so please take the TOEFL examination well ahead oftime.
2) If you submit the “Institutional Score Report”, use only the “Test Date Scores”. (You may not use
My Best Score.)
3) Please submit a copy of the “Test Taker (Examinee) Score Report” with the application documents.
■ If you submit a score sheet from TOEFL-ITP
Please submit an original of the “Test Taker’s Copy of Score Report (light purple card)” with theapplication documents.

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■ If you submit a score sheet from TOEIC
Please submit an original of the “Official Score Certificate” with the application documents.
■ If you submit a score sheet from TOEIC-IP
Please submit an original of the “Score Report” with the application documents.
4. Period of validity of score sheets
Tests from 2 years before the entrance examination date (i.e. January 5, 2021 or later) to those for which
results can be submitted by the application deadline are valid.
(2) Oral examination
Date: January 5, 2023

Time: one and half hours during 10:00 to 17:00(or Date: January 6, 2023

Time: one and half hours during 9:00 to 12:00)(Details will be notified on January 5)
Matter of Oral Examination
Fundamental knowledge in the target academic area in which the applicant wishes to study, research plan,master’s thesis, etc., and proficiency of foreign language (English)(3) Place of Examination
Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University (School of Agricultural Sciences)
500m eastward from the city bus stop “Nagoyadaigaku” or the subway station “Nagoyadaigaku”,
or 500m southward from the subway station “Higashiyama-koen”

8. Announcement of examination results
Time/Date: around 10:00 a.m. (JST), January 10, 2023
Place: Graduate School of Bioagricultural Science website: https://www.agr.nagoya-u.ac.jp)
NOTE: Successful applicants will also be notified by mail.

9. Enrollment Procedures(1) Detailed enrollment procedures will be notified by mail beginning in Mach, 2023.
(2) Registration fee: 282,000 yen (expected)(3) Tuition: 267,900 yen per semester (535,800 yen per year) (expected)
NOTE: In case of any revision in tuition, the new rate will be made effective on and after the dateof revision.
(4) Registration date: The matriculation date is scheduled to be on March 22 and 23, 2023.

10. Notes(1) Applicants cannot make any changes or ask for a refund after submitting the application form.
(2) Further notifications for the examination will be given on the notice board on the date of examination.
Examinees must be seated in the examination room 20 minutes before the examination starts.
(3) For applicants with disabilities or other special needs
Applicants with disabilities or other special needs that require reasonable accommodations andadjustments for taking the entrance examinations due to their disabilities or other special needs should
submit the following documents to the Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya University by October 28, 2022.
1) Application form for reasonable accommodations or adjustments: On A4 size paper in the format of your11

choice, please provide information regarding the condition of your disabilities or other special needs,
which specific accommodations and adjustments are required for you to take the entrance exam and why
they are necessary.
2) Medical certificate, any certificates of your disability (e.g., “Shogaisya-techo” in Japan), etc.: Applicantsmust submit Medical Certificates or other alternative documentation that provides detailed information
regarding the limitation on a major life activities caused by the disabilities or other special needs, andprovides sufficient justification for the requested accommodations or adjustments. (Copies acceptable)
3) Third Party Statements: Applicants must obtain and submit statements from third parties that are familiar
with the applicant's disabilities or special needs and can attest to the resulting limitation on a major life
activities and required accommodations. (Observations and opinions from medical professionals, relevant
faculty from the applicant's school, and other specialists)
4) Other Documents: Applicants may, if desired, submit additional documentation providing additional
information regarding their disabilities or other special needs and the recommended accommodations or
adjustments.
For inquiries regarding reasonable accommodations or adjustments for taking the entr ance examination orwhile attending Nagoya University, please feel free to contact the Student Affairs Section, Graduate Schoolof Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University by the application deadline.

11. Others
For more information on the examinations, ask:
Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya 464-8601
TEL: (052) 789-4967（English）,789-4299（Japanese）
E-mail: kyomu@agr.nagoya-u.ac.jp
https://www.agr.nagoya-u.ac.jp

12Candidates Applying under Requirement (7)1. Requirements for applicants
By the day prior to the day of enrollment, applicants must have graduated from a university, followed byresearch for at least 2 years at a research institute. Applicants must also have published research papers,
books, made research presentations, or hold patents recognized as the equivalent of a master’s thesis or
above.
2. Application for Certificate of Approval as Eligible Applicant.
Applicants under Requirement (7) must either submit or mail the following documents ①～⑨ by or on
October 7, 2022 to the Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya
University. The set of documents, if mailed, should have “Application for Certificate of Approval as Eligible
Applicant.” written in red ink on the envelope, and be sent by registered mail.
Applicants will be notified of the results after November 4, 2022.
Documents required:① Application Form for the application under Requirement (7)Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.
② Certificate of graduation from a university③ Summary of research results.
Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website. It should be written
in the format of a research paper and be approx. 4,000 Japanese characters in length (1,500
words if in English).
④ Bibliography
Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.
⑤ Certificate of academic backgroundDownload and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website. The form should besigned by the head or other proper authority at the applicant’s affiliated institution.
⑥ Letter of recommendation
To be written by the head or other proper authority at the applicant’s affiliated institution.
Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.
⑦ A copy of research papers, books, research presentations, or patents, etc.
⑧ Personal History for Foreign Applicants
Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website (only required for
those who do not possess Japanese citizenship).
⑨ A return envelope to receive results of the application. Enclose a self-addressed envelope (12×23 cm) with a 84 JPY stamp affixed.
(If the applicant resides overseas, please enclose a sufficient International Reply Coupon (IRC) to cover
the required return postage.)
3. Application Procedures
The candidates approved as Eligible Applicants must submit the set of documents specified on “4.
Required documents for application” to the Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya University, from November 22 to November 25, 2022. Applications can also be sent by
mail to our office. (See “4. Application Periods and Procedures” for details.)

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Candidates Applying under Requirement (8)1. Requirements for applicantsApplicants must be recognized by the Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University tobe equivalent in academic level to a graduate student with a master’s degree or a professional degree, andmust reach 24 years old by the day prior to the day of enrollment.
* Applicants who have graduated from any school in China must ask the Student Affairs Section, Graduate
School of Bioagricultural Sciences for details.
2. Application for Certificate of Approval as Eligible Applicant.
Applicants under Requirement (8) must either submit or mail the following documents by or on October 7,2022 to the Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University. The
set of documents, if mailed, should have “Application for Certificate of Appr oval as Eligible Applicant.” written
in red ink on the envelope, and be sent by registered mail.
Applicants will be notified of the results after November 4, 2022.
Documents required:①

Application Form for the application under Requirement (8)NOTE: Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.

②

Reference material showing that the applicant is equivalent in academic level to a graduate student witha master’s degree or a professional degree;*Submit one or more relevant materials listed below. For example: 1) or3)
1) Applicants who have graduated or will be graduating from a junior college, technical college, special
school or other school:- Diploma or certificate of graduation/ expected graduation- Official transcript (academic record)- Syllabus
2) Applicants who have technical/ professional career:- Certificate of employment, specifying its period and matter of tasks, and report of his/her careerachievements prepared by the applicant (form not specified).
3) Applicants with academic work:- Certificate of academic background
Note: Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website. The form should besigned by the applicant’s academic advisor or other proper authority.
- Bibliography
Note: Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.
-Summary of research results
Note: It should be made up in paper style by the applicant, with approx. 4,000 characters in Japanese(1,500 words in English). Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.
4) Applicants with published research papers or books, research presentations, patents, etc.:- Any reference material showing each

③ Others- Any material for examination purposes (e.g.: Letter of recommendation)④ Personal History for Foreign ApplicantsNote: Download and fill out the prescribed form from the Graduate School website.

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⑤ A return envelope to receive results of the application. Enclose a self-addressed envelope (12cm×23cm)
with a 84 JPY stamp affixed.
(If the applicant resides overseas, please enclose a sufficient International Reply Coupon (IRC) to cover
the required return postage.)
3. Application Procedures
The candidates approved as Eligible Applicants must submit the set of documents specified on “4.
Required documents for application” to the Student Affairs Section, Graduate School of Bioagricultural
Sciences, Nagoya University, from November 22 to November 25, 2022. Applications can also be sent by
mail to our office. (See “4. Application Periods and Procedures” for details.).

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AcademicYear

2022（Jan.2022）
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Number of

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9

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（4）

5［0］
（4）

4［0］
（3）

7

6［0］
（3）

6［0］
（3）

6［0］
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16

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38

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24［2］
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23［2］
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Number of
Successful
Applicants

森林・環境資源科学専攻
Forest and Environmental
Resources Sciences
植物生産科学専攻
Plant Production Sciences

動物科学専攻Animal Sciences

応用生命科学
Applied Biosciences

計
Total

注）
［
（

］：distinguished students who are holding a job）: international students

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Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff
Staff
Department

1.

Laboratory

Area of Research

Resources Cycling in
Pedosphere

Cycles of carbon, nitrogen, and trace elements in pedosphere and related environments. Chemical structure, function, and dynamics ofsoil organic matter, in particular humic substances.

2. Plant‐Soil Systems
Forest Hydrology and3. Disaster Mitigation
Science
4. Forest Ecology

5. Forest Protection
1. Forest andEnvioronmental
Resources
Sciences

Research Key Words

Professor

Forest insects, Interactions among
Forest entomology focusing on insect‐fungus and insect‐plant interactions. Forest ecosystem conservation based on the management oforganisms, Forest pests, Arthropod
biological communities.
communities, Forest microbes, Symbiosis
Research on development of cutting edge measurement technology of forest, construction of theory concerning forest resource
management, development of future planning and evaluation method of forest management.

Remote Sensing, GIS, Forest planning, Forest YAMAMOTO,
measurement, LiDAR
Kazukiyo

7.

Forest Resources andSociety

Studies on forest management policy for realizing both forest conservation and improvement of local livelihoods, forest certification,
participatory forest management, community forestry and timber procurement strategies of enterprise

Forest policy, National park, Community
forestry, Ecotourism, Forest resource use

HARADA,
Kazuhiro

Organic chemical, biochemical, and analytical chemical studies on the formation process, structure, and advanced utilization of woody
biomass.

woody biomass, plant cell wall, lignin,chemistry, TOF‐SIMS

FUKUSHIMA,
Kazuhiko

Isolation and structural elucidation, biosynthesis, distribution and utilization of wood extractives.

Wood extractives, Isolation and structural
elucidation, Biosynthesis, Visualization,
Chemicalanalysis

10. Wood Physics

Generation processes of growth stress and wood properities during tree growth, Growth and maturation of tropical plantation species,
Analysis of reaction wood formation by molecular approach , Physical and mechanical properties of wood materials.

Cell wall, cellulose, secondary growth,
growth stress, plantation resources

YAMAMOTO,
Hiroyuki

11. Timber Engineering

Mechanical durability in structural use of wood and wood‐based materials, Analysis of mechanical behavior in timber structure, Quality‐of‐material distribution and the plan for demand and supply of forest resources, Wood utilization in urban design.

Timber engineering, Strength, Failure andfatigue, Woodutilization, Woodurbanism

YAMASAKI, MarikoStudies on nondestructive measurement system and data science for biological resources.

Nondestructive measurement, Spectroscopy,
TSUCHIKAWA,
Imaging analysis, Data science, Machine
Satorulearning, Mechanical engineering

12.

Biomass Resource
Utilization

System Engineering for
Biology

Assistant
Professor

KAJIMURA, Hisashi TOKI, Wataru

Forest Resource
Management

9.

Lecturer

Soil organic matter, humic substances, black
carbon, greenhouse gas, dissolved organic
WATANABE, Akira
SEKI, Mayuko***matterbiogeochemistry, coastal forests, forest soil
Studies on nutrient dynamics in forest ecosystems. Our specific focus is to evaluate forest health by disentangling tripartite interactions
science, Ground penetrating radar,
TANIKAWA, Tokoamong plant, soil, and microbes.
plantation forestshydrological processes in watersheds,
biosphere‐atmosphere interaction,
Research for elucidating hudrological cycle, sediment dynamics, and disaster volnearbility of local comunity in regional and watershed
GOMI, Takashi
TANAKA, Takafumi
KOTANI, Ayumi
human‐nature interaction,
scales. Research and its social implementation for sustainable resources management is included.
disaster resilience and sediment dynamics
Our laboratory covers a wide range of studies related to forest ecology, forest genetics, and forest ecophysiology. Especially structure,
Forest tree, Reproductive ecology,
NAKAGAWA,TOMARU, Nobuhiro
OGAWA, Kazuharu
dynamics and functions in forest communities. Also genetic diversity, reproduction, ecophysiology, dry matter production and balance as Population genomics, Molecular ecology,
Michikowell as theoretical modeling in tree populations.
Conservation, Tropocial forest

6.

8. Forest Chemistry

Associate
Professor*** Designated Assistant Professor

IWANAGA, Seiji

AOKI, Dan

IMAI, Takanori

YOSHIDA, Masato

ANDO, Kosei

INAGAKI,
Tetsuya(as of October 1, 2022)

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Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University

Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff
Staff
Department

Laboratory

13.

Plant Physiology andMorphology

14.

Plant Genetics andBreeding

15. Crop Science

Research Key Words

C4 plant, Chloroplast, Electron microscope,Studies from both aspects of structure and function on functional differentiation of plant cells and tissues, and response and tolerance toEnvironmental stress, Rice, Salinity, Stressenvironmental stresses.
tolerance, Ultrastructure
Crop plants (rice, maize, wheat andBreeding, molecular genetical, molecular biological, and physiological researches related to the evolution, morphogenesis, development,soybean), Abiotic stress tolerance, Flooding,and environmental stress tolerance of cultivated plant species.
Root, Molecular genetics
Crop productivity, Environmental stress,
Physiological and ecological studies on crop production: nutrient acquisition and growth response to environment.
Nutrient acquisition, Sink‐source
relationship, Symbiosis
Horticultural crops, Genome editing,
Molecular breeding, Epigenetics, Omics
study

Professor

Associate
Professor

TANIGUCHI,
Mitsutaka

MITSUYA, Shiro

NAKAZONO,
Mikio

TAKAHASHI,
Hirokazu

KONDO, Motohiko YANO, Katsuya
MATSUMOTO,
Shogo (Scheduled
to retire in March
2023)

16. Horticultural Science

Physiological, biochemical and molecular biological approarch to the mechanism of flower formation, flower opening and fruit set,
growth of horticultural crops to improve their productivity.

17. Plant Pathology

Physiological, biochemical and molecular‐biological researches on defense mechanisms of plants against plant pathogens, andPlant disease resistance, Elicitor, Plant‐interactions of plant pathogens and beneficial environmental microorganisms with host plants. Development of biocontrol measures and associated microbes, Plant and Fungal
understanding of its mechanisms.
viruses, Biological control

TAKEMOTO, Daigo
CHIBA, Soutaro

18. Plant Immunology

Studies on the molecgular mechanisms of plant immune response in plant‐pathogen interactions. Development of a plant vaccine based NADPH oxidase, ROS burst, MAP kinase,on the mechanisms.
Plant immunity, Plant pathology

YOSHIOKA,
Hirofumi

Lecturer

Assistant
Professor
OI, Takao

SUGIURA,
Daisuke

SHIRATAKE,
Katsuhiro

SATO, Ikuo

Studies to improve agricultural production by analyzing information from field (crop DNA sequences, morphology, physiologicalcharacteristics, yield, soil, environment, etc.) by means of informatics/ data science

Agricultural informatics, Soil and rhizospheremicrobiome, Genetic diversity, Breeding,
MURASE, Jun
Field informatics

DOI, Kazuyuki

NISHIUCHI, Shunsaku
SAWADA, Kozue***

20. Food Economics

Socioeconomic studies on food system, regional resource management and multifunctional roles of agriculture.

Agricultural Economics, Farm Management,
TOKUDA, Hiromi
Rural Resource Management, Food System

TAKESHITA,
Hironobu

MIURA, Satoshi

21. Plant Gene Function

Studies on plant gene function and its application.

Rice, Stem elongation, Water tolerance,
Molecular breeding

ASHIKARI, Motoyuki
TSUJI, Hiroyuki

19.

2. Plant
Production
Sciences

Area of ResearchInformation Sciences inAgricultural Lands

22.

Developmental andSystems Plant Biology

Studies on genomic information for develpment of useful traits of rice and creation of novel plant regulators.

Rice, QTL, GWAS, GA,Structural biology

23.

Plant Genomics andBreeding

Study on plant genomics and breeding to solve various problems of modern society, i.e. environment, energy, food problems, etc.

sorghum, energy crop, QTL, GWAS, heterosis SAZUKA, Takashi

24. Bioindustry

Studies on plant grafting and systemic signaling in plants to improve plant resources for future sustainability.

Grafting, long distance signaling in plants,
micro devices for plant science、GA,
Structural biology

25. Tropical Bioresources

Screening of tropical plant resources and their utilization for environmentally friendly agriculture responding to diversification of fooddemand and climate change.

Crops (Sago palm, Rice, Cowpea), Cultivation
EHARA, Hiroshi
technique, Environmental stress,

NAGAI, Keisuke
YAMAUCHI, Takaki
OKADA, Satoshi

UEGUCHI, Miyako
NOTAGUCHI,(Scheduled to retire
Michitakain March 2023)

NAKATA, Mana

Genetic Information for Studies on genetic information for useful traits of bioresoureces to aim utilization and application of regional resources and sustainable
Bioresoureces
development through environmental conservation.

Genetics, Breeding, Rice, Abiotic stress,
Stress avoidance

27. Practical Studies in Africa

Development of sustainable and appropriate technology for agricultural and forestry production, acclimation and dissemination of new
resources and technologies, and social implementation based on research results in Africa

Africa, Crop, Cultivation management,
Practical study, Rice

MAKIHARA, Daigo

28. Practical Studies in Asia

Studies on agriculture and rural developmet including natural resources management in Asia for better livelihoods, poverty reduction
and food security.

International Cooperation Official
Development Assistance Agricultural andrural development

ITO, Kasumi

29. Plant Epigenetics

Epigenetic analysis of abiotic stress tolerance in rice

Rice, epigenetics, abiotic stress, histone
modification

CARTAGENA, Joyce
Abad

26.

**Designated Lecturer*** Designated Assistant Professor

KUROTANI,
Kenichi**

INUKAI, Yoshiaki(as of October 1, 2022)

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Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University

Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff
Staff
Department

Laboratory

Area of Research

Research Key Words

Professor

Associate
Professor

Assistant
Professor

Lecturer

30.

Animal Genetics andBreeding

qualitative (Mendelian) traits, quantitative
Studies on the genetic basis of qualitative and quantitative traits in mammals and birds; evolutionary genetics research of animals using
traits, evolutionary genetics, developmental
genetic engineering such as genome editing; evaluation, conservation and utilization of animal genetic resources; and development of
SUMIYAMA, Kenta
animal genetic engineering, livestock
new laboratory animal models for human disease and biological functions.
resources, poultry, laboratory animal models

31.

Genome andEpigenome Dynamics

Epigenetics, Germ Cells, iPS cells,
Epigenetic regulatory systems for transposons and genes in vertebrates. Epigenome regulation during germ cell development. Genome‐
Transposable elements, Trangenerational
epigenome interactions during evolution. Mechanism of cancer cell growth inhibition by activation of transposons.
Inheritance, Diabetes, Cancer

ICHIYANAGI Kenji

OHTANI, Hitoshi

32. Animal Morphology

Formation and deformation of the traits in vertebrates. Viral endogenization and the roles of the viral‐derived element in vertebrates.
Transgenerational epigenetic inheritance (TEI).

morphology, molecular genetics,
reproductive system, Vertebrates

HONDO, Eiichi

IIDA, Atsuo

Animal Integrative
Physiology

Understanding the regulatory mechanisms of circadian and seasonal rhythms in vertebrates. Development of transformative bio‐
molecules that improve animal production and human health. Studies on physiological regulation of gene expression and release of
growth factors in birds.

Seasonal Rhythm, Circadian Rhythm, Growth
YOSHIMURA,
Hormone, Comparative Biology, Chemical
Takashi
Biology33.

34. Animal Reproduction

Basic studies on the neuroendocrinological mechanism regulating animal reproduction and its application to animal production and drug Gonadotropins, GnRH, Kisspeptin, Gonads,
discovery.
Brain, Neuroendocrinology

TSUKAMURA,
Hiroko35. Animal Nutrition

Nutritional factors, Animal disease model,
Analysis of the nutritional factors and environmental factors for metabolic diseases (dyslipidemia and fatty liver etc.) in mammalian andMetabolic diseases, Fatty liver, Egg
avian species. Analysis of the uptake mechanism of biomolecules into avian eggs and its application to production of valuable protein.
production

MURAI, Atsushi

3. Animal
Sciences36.

Animal Production
Science

Studies on regulatory mechanism of physiological functions in ruminants and its utilization for animal production.

Reproduction, GnRH, Uterine function,
Ovarian activity, Heat stress

OHKURA, Satoshi

37. Avian Bioscience

Functional genomics‐based identification of genes that control useful phenotypes of birds. Production of genetically mannipulated birds Animal model, Genetic resource,
for model animals and industrial use.
Biophrmaceutical production

NISHIJIMA, Ken‐ichi

38. Fish Biology

Morphological, physiological, and behavioral studies of the brain, sensory receptors, motor systems, and peptidergic neurons in aquatic fish, nervous system, sensorimotor circuit,animals.
peptidergic neurons, behavior

YAMAMOTO,
Naoyuki39.

Sericulture andEntomoresources

40. Applied Entomology

Molecular mechanisms of baculovirus infection, baculovirus‐host interaction and antiviral responses in insects.

Insect pathology, Baculovirus infection,
IKEDA, Motoko
Antiviral response, Host range determination

Studies on the development of insect pest management methodology via physiological and molecular approaches.

Insect hormone and pest management* Designated Associate Professor** Designated Lecturer*** Designated Assistant Professor

YAMAGATA,
Takahiro

ISHIKAWA, Akira

OHKAWA, Taeko

TSUKADA, Akira
NAKAYAMA,
Tomoya***CHEN, Junfeng***

KON, Naohiro**

UENOYAMA,
Yoshihisa
INOUE, Naoko

MATSUYAMA,
Shuichi
NAKAMURA, Sho*OKUZAKI, Yuya
GOTO, Maki HAGIO,
Hanako***

ABE, Hideki

HAMAJIMA, Rina

MINAKUCHI, Chieka(as of October 1, 2022)

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Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University

Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff
Staff
Department

Laboratory

Area of Research

Research Key Words

Professor

41. Organic Chemistry

Bioorganic studies on naturally occurring organic molecules possessing novel structure and biological activity: development of new
synthetic methodologies, total synthesis of natural products, elucidation and control of the biofunctions.

organic synthesis, natural products, chemical
NISHIKAWA, Toshio
biology, molecular design

42. Bioactive Molecules

Studies on identification, action mechanisim, biosynthesis and receptor of bioactive natural products (hormones, antibiotics, etc.)
produced by plants, microorganisms, and marine organisms.

natural products, hormones, antibiotics,
carbohydrates, peptides

Chemical Biology of
Natural Products

Isolation, structure determination, synthesis, biosynthesis, and modes of action of bioactive natural products that regulate biologicallyand physiologically intriguing phenomena. Anesthetic substances from venomous mammals, and key substances for marine symbiotic
relationships. Development of new analytical methods for target molecules using fluorescent probes.

natural products, chemical biology, chemical
KITA, Masakiprobe, mode of action, toxins, symbiosis

44. Polymer Chemistry

Studies on controlled syntheses and functions of biomaterials and medical polymers including artificial glycoconjugates, biofunctional
polymers and environmentally friendly synthetic polymers.

45. Food and Biodynamics

Chemical biology of electrophilic ligands, such as lipid peroxidation products and functional food molecules.

46. Applied Enzymology

Mechanistic enzymology of flavin and pyridoxal enzymes. Physiological function of isoprenoid and amino acids. Microbial and enzymatic enzyme, isoprenoid, archaea, D‐amino acid,
HEMMI, Hisashi
production of useful substances. Lipid biosynthesis in Archaea.
pyridoxal phosphate

43.

Biomaterials, Biopolymers, Functional
Polymers, Polymer Synthesis, Organic
AOI, Keigo
Synthesis
Oxidative stress, Covalent modification ofproteins, Functional foods, Lifestyle‐related SHIBATA, Takahiro
diseases, Extracellular vesicles

Lecturer

Assistant
Professor
MIYASAKA,
Tadachika

OJIKA, Makoto
NAKAGAWA,(Scheduled to retireYu
in March 2023)

Bioinformatics, Enzyme engineering, Protein
Molecular bioengineering for novel biomolecules, bioprocesses and analytical processes. Currently, novel monoclonal antibody
Engineering, Antibody Engineering, Next
47. Molecular Biotechnology screening, single molecule technology for protein engineering, and the mechanism of translation‐enhancing peptide are major research
NAKANO, Hideo
Generation Sequencing, High‐throughput
topics.
Screening
Ca2+‐binding proteins, Cell death, Cell
Molecular and Cellular Biochemical and molecular cell biological studies on signal transduction, intracellular traffic, gene expression regulation in animal cell48.
growth, Membrane traffic,
Regulationdifferentiation, growth and cell death.
Molecular interactions
Biochemistry and molecular cell biology on the biosynthesis and dynamics of proteins, nucleic acids and their complexes in mammals,
and on the functions and regulations of these molecules in living organisms, including cell proliferation and tissue differentiation.
Mammary gland, Milk, Ribosome, Epithelial
49. Molecular Bioregulation
Specifically, we are studying mammary gland development and milk synthesis, translational control including ribosomes, and thecellepithelial responses to bioactive factors.

4. Applied
Biosciences

Associate
Professor

KONDO, Tatsuhiko

TSUNEMATSU, Yuta
NOMURA,
Nobuyoshi
NAKASHIMA, Fumie
HATTORI,
Hiroyuki***

ITO, Tomokazu

DAMNJANOVIC,
Jasmina

SHIBATA, Hideki

KATO, Teruyo

TAKAHARA,
Terunao
OHSHIMA,
Kenji

NADANO, Daita

50. Glyco‐Life Science

Interdisciplinary studies between bioagricultural, medicinal, and pharmaceutical sciences on regulatory mechanisms for glycans‐involved Glycocalyx, glycans, glycosyltransferase,
SATO, Chihiro
phenomena to attain better health, environment, and foodglycosidase, immune system, neural system

HANE, Masaya

51. Animal Cell Function

Glycobiology, Sialic acid metabolism,
Studies on impacts of metabolic changes of glycans in proteins and lipids at the organism level, using medaka models and their integrated
Membrane microdomain, Reverse genetics
omics including glycomics.
of Medaka, Glycomics, Glycoproteomics

WU, Di

52. Animal Cell Physiology

Studies on fucntions of extracellular matrix, transporter proteins, and signal transduction.

Nutritional regulation of enzyme and gene expression in mammals. Molecular mechanisms for hepatocyte differentiation in 3‐
53. Nutritional Biochemistry dimensional culture systems. Physiological significance of liver circadian rhythm. Metabolism and physiological functions of branched‐chain amino acids.

KITAJIMA, Ken

Bone, Heart, Molecular Biology,
Electrophysiology, Imaging

MATURANA,
Andrés Daniel

NIIMI, Tomoaki

Gene expression, Liver clock, Branched‐chainamino acids (BCAA), Muscle

ODA, Hiroaki

KITAURA, Yasuyuki

Studies on the microbial population, and the chemical and biological processes occurring in the paddy field ecosystem.

Agricultural land, Biogeochemical cycles,
Microbial ecology, Microbial physiology,
Microbial taxonomy

ASAKAWA, Susumu

55. Applied Microbiology

Molecular and chemical genetic studies on gene regulation of agriculturally and industrially important microorganisms, especiallyfilamentous fungi.

Filamentous fungi, Food microiology,
Polysaccaride‐degrading enzymes,
Transcriptional regulation, Secondary
metabolites

KIMURA, Makoto

56. Plant Signaling

Studies on molecular mechanisms underlying optimization of plant growth and development in response to environmental cues withfocusing on phytohormone function.

Nutritional response, Plant hormones,
Growth regulation, Nitrogen, Iron

SAKAKIBARA,
Hitoshi

57. Biochemistry

Flower development and anthesis, Pollen
Biochemical, molecular genetic, and microscopic studies on regulatory mechanisms of development of plant organs such as flowers,
morphology, Meristem organization,pollen grains, and roots. Studies on molecular functions and regulation of membrane proteins that support photosynthesis and inorganic
Jasmonic acid, Transcription factors,
nutrient assimilation in plants and cyanobacteria.
Membrane transporter

54.

58.

Soil Biology andChemistry

Molecular andFunctional Genomics

Biochemical, cellular and genetic studies on molecular mechanisms of chlorophyll biosynthesis, nitrogen fixation, circadian rhythm andphytochrome signal transduction in cyanobacteria and plants.

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Cyanobacteria, Chlorophyll biosynthesis,
Nitrogen fixation, Plants, Circadian clock,
Plant hormones

FUJITA, Yuichi

WATANABE,
Takeshi

SHINJO, Rina***

MAEDA, Kazuyuki

KIBA
Takatoshi

TABATA, Ryo**
HASHIMOTO‐
SUGIMOTO, Mimi

ISHIGURO, Sumie

MAEO, Kenichiro
MAEDA, Shin‐ichi
NAKANISHI, Yoichi

YAMASHINO,
Takafumi

YAMAMOTO, Haruki

Graduate School of Bioagricultural Sciences, Nagoya University

Laboratories, Areas of Research, and Staff
Staff
Department

Laboratory

59.

Area of Research

Research Key Words

Developmental Signaling
Studies on regulatory mechanisms of biochemical and molecular processes involved in the growth and development of higher plants.
Biology

ethylene biosynthesis, apical dominance,parthenocapy, protein mass spectrometry

60. Plant Cell Function

Molecular mechanisms of plant growth and development, and their regulation in response to evironmental signals. Studies onmembraneless organelles in plant cells.

meristem, endosperm, stress, seed
dormancy, jasmonic acid,membraneless organelles

Plant Integrative
Physiology

Understanding plant circadian rhythms and seasonal behaviors with multi‐omics approaches. Improvement of plant biomass andproductivity by controlling key genes for circadian and seasonal behaviors.

Plant circadian clock, Transcriptional
network, Bioactive small molecules.

61.

62. Plant Metabolic System

63.

Metabolic Balance of
Ecosystem

Studies on biological functions and regulatory mechanism of plant metabolism.

Methodology development of analysis of metabolic balance of ecosytem and its application to applied sciences.
**Designated Lecturer***Designated Assistant Professor

amino acids, environmental stress,
mathematical modelling, metabolome,
specialized metabolites
homeostasis, environmental analysis,complexity, NMR, data science, machinelearning

Professor

Associate
Professor

Lecturer

Assistant
Professor

MORI, Hitoshi(Scheduled to retirein March 2023)
UEGUCHI, Chiharu
TAKEDA, Shin
NAKAMICHI,
Norihito
HIRAI, Masami

KIKUCHI, Jun(as of October 1, 2022)

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