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University of Tsukuba to Consolidate and Reorganize Humanities Departments, with Faculty Concerned About "Shrinkage and Decline in Quality"

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It has become clear through interviews with people involved that the University of Tsukuba plans to merge its three humanities-related departments in 2029 and reorganize its upper-level faculties. The Central Council for Education (an advisory body to the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) compiled a report in February recommending the need for reorganization and integration of higher education institutions such as u…Read Article

Health · Ibaraki

Older patients' recovery after mechanical ventilation linked to care needs

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A recent study published in BMC Geriatrics analyzing health and long-term care insurance data from Tsukuba City has provided new insights into the prognosis of older patients who undergo invasive mechanical ventilation.Read Article

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Discovery of a New Marine Flagellate

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Researchers have identified a previously unknown species of unicellular organism in seawater collected near Hachijojima Island. The newly discovered species, named Viscidocauda repens, belongs to the protist group Endomyxa and is notable for possessing a persistent flagellum -- marking the first recorded instance of such a flagellate within this group.See the Story

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QuEra Installs Quantum System In Japan

Tsukuba, Japan – May 28, 2025 – QuEra Computing, a neutral-atom quantum computing company, announced it has installed its first quantum computer outside of its own labs – at Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in Tsukuba. QuEra said the gate-based neutral-atom computer is a key step in Japan’s national quantum […] The post QuEra Installs Quantum System in Japan appeared first on High-Performance Comput…Ibaraki · IbarakiSee the Story

The Complex Circumstances that Led to the Number of Trains on the Joban Line Being Halved at Toride: The Long History of the Battle Between the Geomagnetic Observatory and Railway Electrification

Tsuchiura City is a city located in the southern part of Ibaraki Prefecture with a population of about 140,000. It has flourished as a castle town since ancient times, and is surrounded by Lake Kasumigaura, Mount Tsukuba, and Tsukuba Science City. The Joban Line runs north and south through the city, and it seems like it has good transportation to commute to central Tokyo.Ibaraki · IbarakiRead Article

Quantum Computing: Bluefors Delivers 18 Cryogenic Systems To AIST’s New G-QuAT Center

Bluefors has equipped AIST’s Global Research and Development Center for Business by Quantum-AI Technology (G-QuAT) in Tsukuba, Japan, with 18 KIDE cryogenic systems – commercially available dilution refrigerators capable of supporting a 1000+ qubit quantum computer – in a six-week installation, bolstering research into scalable quantum computing and its applications for materials science and economic challenges.Ibaraki · IbarakiRead Article

Researchers Develop Pressure-Induced Water-Producing Material

Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have discovered a phenomenon – applying pressure to a Prussian copper-chrome blue analogue, which is a compound with crystal voids, causes the water discharge stored in these voids. This material should serve as a new on-site water production platform for the extraction of water only [...]Ibaraki · IbarakiRead Article

How to Grow a Deep Tech Economy, but for Real This Time

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As the Government’s long-anticipated science system reforms take shape, there are pieces of the puzzle that remain missing. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, in announcing his new science and technology council, said that our system is “held back by outdated settings” and that we need “clearer priorities”.It is perplexing therefore, that the Prime Minister’s Science and Technology Advisory Council  comprises so many qualified people, yet we woul…Ibaraki · IbarakiSee the Story

An 'invisible order' in glass shapes vibrations in the terahertz frequency range - Tech and Science Post

Although glasses exhibit disordered atomic structures, X-ray and neutron scattering reveal a subtle periodicity. Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have demonstrated that this hidden periodicity—referred to as “invisible order”—plays a critical role in determining vibrational fluctuations in the terahertz (THz) frequency range, which significantly influence the physical properties of glass. The research is published in the journal Scientif…Technology · IbarakiRead Article

Dopamine and noradrenaline linked to hippocampal activation during light exercise

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Researchers at the University of Tsukuba investigated whether monoamine neurotransmitters, such as dopamine, are involved in hippocampal activation even during light exercise. Dopamine secreted from the ventral tegmental area of the brainstem and noradrenaline secreted from the locus coeruleus were hypothesized to be involved in a brain neural circuit that regulates hippocampal activation during light exercise.Medical · IbarakiSee the Story

An 'invisible order' in glass shapes vibrations in the terahertz frequency range

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Although glasses exhibit disordered atomic structures, X-ray and neutron scattering reveal a subtle periodicity. Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have demonstrated that this hidden periodicity—referred to as "invisible order"—plays a critical role in determining vibrational fluctuations in the terahertz (THz) frequency range, which significantly influence the physical properties of glass.Ibaraki · IbarakiRead Article

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