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In the latest episode of #StellarLabRadio, Professor Nozomu Yachie shares a bold and ambitious idea: building a “video camera” inside cells and using #DNA itself as a storage medium to record biological events over time.
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[Part Ⅱ] Giving 120% — From Band Life to a Passion for Science The Journey of Kyoko Miura | Stellar Science Foundation (SS-F) In the second part, we shift to Professor Miura’s personal journey—how she became immersed in research, the unexpected parallels between band life and science, her “give it 120% and if it doesn’t work...

Part 2 of our #StellarLabRadio interview with Professor Kyoko Miura moves away from the biology of the naked mole-rat and into the personal journey behind her scientific career. Before she entered the world of research, she was deeply immersed in band life.

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In the latest episode of #StellarLabRadio, Professor Kyoko MIURA of Kyushu University takes us deep into the world of the #NakedMole-rat—an extraordinary mammal that almost never develops #cancer, #diabetes, or #Alzheimer’s, and can live for nearly 40 years.

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[Part II] “Curiosity as a Clue to Discovery”: The Changing Role of Researchers and the Future of Regenerative Medicine — Yo Mabuchi | Stellar Science Foundation (SS-F) In this second part, under the theme “Bringing new options to medical treatments,” we dive into what the future of medicine could look like through cell therapy, while also uncovering Professor Mabuch...

From Crocodile Bags to Stem Cell Therapies: Rethinking What It Means to Be a Researcher

Stellar Lab Radio feature with Dr. Yo Mabuchi of Fujita Health University

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