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Shumpei Morita, Assistant Professor
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Halocynthia roretzi
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Akiyo Fujiki, Completed master course and graduated in March, 2018
Research project: Morphogenesis of tentacle branch formation in the jellyfish, Cladonema pacificum.
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Kaori Miyaoku, Completed PhD course and graduated in June, 2018
Research project: Germline transcriptional regulation during embryogenesis in the ascidian,
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Tao Zheng, Completed PhD course and graduated in March, 2020
My name is 郑涛(Zheng Tao), come from China. In 2013, I graduated from Harbin Normal
University. In 2015, I graduated from Life Science and Technology, Harbin
Institute
of Technology
with my master's degree. Now, I am so lucky to be one of this warm team
to study the embryo development and germ segregation of cute ascidians (title:Evolutionary and Developmental(Evo-Devo)analysis of germline formation in primitive chordates).
Besides that, I
like cooking,reading and playing billiards. I also hope
meeting new friends and learning from each other, making precious memories in
Japan!
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Ayaki Nakamoto, Moved to Aomori university as an associate professor in April, 2021
Research project: Mechanisms of "KUBIRE" formation in the neurula embryo of the ascidian, Halocynthia roretzi.
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Takuya Yamaguchi, Completed master course and graduated in March, 2021
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Saki Shibata, Transferred to Kitasato university in April, 2021
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Hou Shiting, Completed PhD course in March, 2021
Hi there, I came from Fujian province of P.R. China. And in the childhood, I was living with my grandparents by the seaside and frequently playing near the coast although incapable of swimming. In 2016 I became an international student for one year studying in Kochi University of Japan and conducted marine surveys about drifting seaweeds and juvenile fishes in Tosa Bay. In 2017 I graduated from the College of Fisheries and Life Science, Shanghai Ocean University. From then on, I entered the Pro. Kumano's lab in Tohoku University. My doctoral topic is mainly focused on the branching morphogenesis and patterning of medusa in the jellyfish, Cladonema pacificum. My hobby is bicycling, fishing and falling to daydreams. When I happened to some problems difficult to solve, my motto is "Go to sleep instead of fighting".
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Zhu Jianrong, Left for an industry job in September, 2022
I am from Shanghai China. I graduated from Ocean University of China in
2017 and decided to study abroad in Japan. Then I studied Japanese for
a year at a language school in Kyoto and came to the center in October
2018 qualified as a research student. I am going to start my master's degree
in April 2019. My current research project is mainly focused on the function
of interstitial cells in the branch morphogenesis of jellyfish, Cladonema pacificum. My hobby is to assemble Gundam plastic model and playing a trumpet. My
favorite line is "I do not want to admit ... what is wrong with my
own youth."
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Shizuya Hashimoto, Left for an industry job in March, 2023
Hi there, I'm from Matsumoto (Nagano prefecture). It's surrounded by Japan
Alps, and there is no sea. So I didn't expect that I involve marine biology.
I graduated Nagoya University and its graduate school master course. Until
Master course, I have studied self-incompatibility of ascidian Ciona rousta and Halocynthia roretzi. Now, my theme is the development of PGCs (Primordial Germ Cells) at Halocynthia roretzi. Ny hobby is board games online and my motto is "Where there is will, there is a way". |
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Kaori Yamasaki, Completed master course and graduated in March, 2023
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