Keio University
Human Biology-Microbiome-Quantum
Research Center (Bio2Q)
NEW SCIENCE FIELD

Integrating Biology,
Microbiome andQuantum Computingfor Healthy Longevity
Wewelcomeyourdonation!

Human health is maintained by complex
interactions between multiple organs.
These interactions include the microbiome,
which exists on every external surface ofthe body, and the resulting information isprocessed and utilized in a coordinatedmanner.
Our center will develop novel researchtechniques to understand the interactions
between multiple organs and the microbiome and develop methods to apply quantum computing to human biology. Our
mission is to forge a new interdisciplinary
research area that will lead to groundbreaking progress in elucidating the regulatory
mechanisms sustaining human health. In
the long term, we will develop new prophylactic/therapeutic approaches to promotehealthy longevity.

Our Goals

Developing and advancing researchtechniques to elucidate interactions
between multiple organs and themicrobiome.

Creating a new interdisciplinary
research field to advance the understanding of mechanisms related tohealth.

Pioneering methods to utilize quantum
computers in unraveling complex phenomena in biological systems.

Contributing to the development of newtreatment and prevention methods fordiseases (preemptive medicine).

Unraveling the secrets of healthy
longevity based on understanding themechanisms of the human body,including the microbiome.

Taking on Challenge
to Unparalleled
Integrated Researchin the World.

Bio 1

Human
Multi-Dimensional
Data Analysis CoreIn Bio2Q, three research core units, human multi-organ
multi-dimensional data analysis core (Bio-1), homeodynamics mechanistic analysis core (Bio-2), and quantum
computing core (Q), transcend boundaries for integrated research. By conducting interdisciplinary researchamong researchers from different disciplines andbackgrounds, and promoting the use of cutting-edge
technology, Bio2Q will function as a unique researchbase that is highly regarded around the world.

Bio 2

Homeodynamics
Mechanistic
Analysis CoreQ

Quantum
Computing
Core

Bringing together
World-RenownedResearchers.
Bio2Q brings together world-leading researchers inmicrobiome research, organoid technology, metabolite
analysis, neural circuit analysis, and quantum computing. We also collaborate internationally with world
leaders in immunology, microbiology, neuroscience,
informatics, biochemistry, metabolism, stem cellbiology, structural analysis, and more.

First Private University
to be Adopted by theWPI Program.

The World Premier International Research Center
Initiative (WPI) is a project promoted by the Ministry ofEducation, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. As
the first private university to be selected for the WPIProgram, we aim to create a visible and active researchbase at the Human Biology-Microbiome-Quantum
Research Center.

Donation
Requirements

Use of Donations
Donations will be used to advance the research ofBio2Q.
Target Donors
Individuals/Corporations/Organizations
Application Procedure
01. Kindly reach out to the designated office via email toinitiate the process. We will provide guidance throughout.
02. We will provide you with the bank account details foryour transfer.
03. Upon confirming the transfer, we will promptly provide

you with the required documents and details for yourtax return.
Information on Tax Benefits (Donation Deduction)
Donations made to Keio University are considered
contributions to specified public interest promotion
organizations. This means they qualify for preferential
treatment under the Income Tax Act (for individuals)
and the Corporation Tax Act (for corporations) in theform of donation deductions or tax deductions. For
comprehensive details, please visit the Keio University
Office of Fund Raising website (https://kikin.keio.ac.jp/).
Acknowledging Generous Donors
With your consent, we can recognize your support by
publishing your name and donated amount in thehighly-regarded Keio University journal Mita Hyoron
and on the Bio2Q website.

Inquiries
Office of Research Development and SponsoredProjects, Shinanomachi Campus, Keio University
35 Shinanomachi, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-8582
Email: sc-kifu@adst.keio.ac.jp
sc-wpi-staff@adst.keio.ac.jp
Tel: 03-6709-8106 (Weekdays 8:30-17:00)