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FY2025 SPRING International Workshop

 The SPRING International Workshop has been held as a “joint research presentation” until FY2023, but from FY2024, the content will be renewed, aiming at international exchange and an easy-to-understand introduction of research for non-specialists. It will also provide a forum for exchange between selected students and companies and research institutions.

FY2025 SPRING International Workshop Program

Part 1
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Date & Time: 12:30–16:00, February 20 (Fri.), 2026
Place: 25F,Yokohama Landmark Tower TKP Meeting Room and online (via Zoom)
*Presenters will present in English.
*Japanese simultaneous interpretation available.
 
(1)Opening Remarks
Business Management:Vice President Masaru Tachibana

(2)Invited lecture Speeches
The University of British Columbia Canada Assoc.Prof .Shi-ra-ji Ro-bi
“Bridging Three Continents with Scientific Discovery: Challenges, Rewards, and Impacts”


(3)Presentation 20 SPRING Selected Students

 “Self-introduction and research introduction.”
  1. Quantification of intracellular physical properties based on direct stress manipulation by magnetic tweezers
  2. Study on Perovskite Solar Cell Materials through the Integration of First-Principles Calculations and Data Science
  3. Non-equilibrium mechanics of intracellular microtubule
  4. Analysis of c-di-GMP induction biofilm in freshwater cyanobacterium
  5. Functional analysis of ARID1A in DNA repair
  6. Change of aquaporin genes in evolution of wheat polyploidization revealed by comprehensive analysis
  7. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms and identification of diagnostic markers of Asian-type diabetes characterized by early pancreatic β-cell dysfunction
  8. Dynamic structural analysis of the Ebola virus glycoprotein GP using the DXT method
  9. Structural Analysis of Light-Responsive Peptide Nanofibers for Biomedical Applications
  10. Development of Novel E3 Ligase Ligands for PROTAC Applications
  11. Exploring the structure of a PIP₂ floppase
  12. In Silico Analysis of Large-Scale Conformational Changes in Type51 R-body
  13. Development of AI for Integrated Understanding of Protein-Protein Interaction Modulators
  14. Structural analysis of hepatic drug transporters and elucidation of their polyspecific binding mechanisms
  15. Supression of Pol II Ser2 Phosphorylation enables short snRNA transcription termination via 7SK-mediated SEC/LEC compertmentalization in Cajal Bodies.
  16. Comprehensive Evaluation and Advancement of Disease Risk Score–Based Methods for Causal Inference Using Observational Data
  17. Analysis and evolutionary investigation of the gene regulatory network in antigen presenting cell differentiation
  18. Elucidation of the Pathophysiological Role of Brain–Heart Axis Dysfunction in Cardiac Hypertrophy
  19. Elucidating the Mechanisms of Compensatory Area Formation Driving Motor Function Recovery After Brain Injury.
  20. Identification of a B cell dysregulation-sparing Nef mutation linked with cross-neutralization of a neutralization escape variant SIV

<Time of Presentation and Question and Answer Sessions>
Please use English for questions and answers if possible.
No.1-6 presentations (5 minutes x 6 students) Q&A: 5 minutes
No.7-10 presentations (5 minutes x 4 students) Q&A: 5 minutes
No.11-14 presentations (5 minutes x 4 students) Q&A: 5 minutes
No.15-20 presentations (5 minutes x 6 students) Q&A: 5 minutes
Presentation time: 5 minutes per student, with 5 minutes for Q&A for each of the 6 students as above.
 
(4)Comments(5 minutes x 2)
・Assoc.Prof .Shi-ra-ji Ro-bi
・Vice President  Masaru Tachibana
Part 2
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Date & Time: 16:20–18:00, February 20 (Fri.), 2026
Place: 25F,Yokohama Landmark Tower TKP Meeting Room
*Local participation only
 
(1)Opening Remarks

(2)Poster presentations 16 SPRING Selected students  and  Information exchange meeting
“Self-introduction and research introduction.”
*Posters will be presented in groups A and B.

(Group A) Poster presentations 8 SPRING Selected students 16:25-17:05
  1. Parental Preferences over Child Gender and Education Investment Decisions
  2. Study on Instability Blinking Phenomena in Nitride Semiconductor Materials
  3. The role of the cell-cell interaction in the follicular growth and structure of the mouse ovary
  4. Glycoform-based serum biomarker discovery for Neuroendocrine Tumors by proteomics and glycoproteomics
  5. Clinical N-glycoproteomics for the exploration of diagnostic markers for Pancreatic cancer
  6. Competitive regulation by O-GlcNAcylation and phosphorylation in Parkinson's disease
  7. Towards establishing new therapeutics targeting tumor-associated macrophages in pancreatic cancer
  8. In-vivo two photon calcium imaging for brainstem ~The correlation with drinking~
 
(Group B) Poster presentations 8 SPRING  Selected students 17:05-17:45
  1. Synthesis and Fluorescent Properties of Plant-Seed-Induced Carbon Dots
  2. Elucidation of the mechanism of bacterial biotransformation of high molecular weight petroleum hydrocarbons for new petroleum energy resource utilization methods
  3. Mechanism of MMP-7 and / or membrane-type serine proteases-promoted cancer metastasis via their inductions of cancer cell aggregation
  4. Development of PROTAC with photodegradable linkers
  5. In silico design of peptide foldamers targeting protein-protein interactions with enhanced membrane permeability
  6. Mechanism of formation of ectopic B cell follicles that induce thymoma associated myasthenia gravis
  7. Role of MED26 in transcriptional regulation by Mediator complex
  8. Bayesian Screening Design for Phase Ⅱ Oncology Trials

*Participation is free of charge.
In addition to the poster presentations, an on-site exchange session will be held with participants and SPRING-selected students.
We sincerely look forward to your participation.