Professor ONO Yumie introduces a case study of joint research with St. Marianna University School of Medicine
Meiji University and St. Marianna University School of Medicine held a joint research meeting on September 7 at the Education Building of St. Marianna University School of Medicine in Kawasaki City. This research meeting was launched by the conclusion of a comprehensive agreement between Meiji University and St. Marianna University School of Medicine in 2013 with the aim of matching the needs of the medical field with the research seeds (research seed events) of universities. This time is the seventh meeting of the joint research meeting.
Dr. KITAGAWA Hiroaki, the President of St. Marianna University School of Medicine, and Dr. TACHIKAWA Maki, the Dean of the School of Science and Technology of Meiji University, opened the session with a speech. Dr. TACHIKAWA expressed his expectations for the future as follows: “In such an open exchange of information, it is a meaningful opportunity to learn not only the results of research but also the processes. I hope that sharing needs and seeds will lead to solving problems in the medical field and the development of research at universities.”
A researcher from St. Marianna University School of Medicine introduces a case study of the needs of the medical field
In the first session, Professor ONO Yumie of the Department of Electronics and Bioinformatics, the School of Science and Technology, who was inspired by this research meeting and is conducting joint research with St. Marianna University School of Medicine, introduced a research case titled “Noninvasive quantitative evaluation of peripheral circulation by optical technology and its application to hemodialysis monitoring.” Professor ONO expressed her gratitude as follows: “Graduate students are conducting research together with medical doctors. It has been very meaningful from an educational perspective.”
Professor ONO and graduate students at her laboratory exchanging opinions at an exchange meeting held in the cafeteria
A poster presentation of the research “Using machine learning to understand the causes of hemodynamic factors and remodeling” by Senior Assistant Professor KAMETANI Yukinori, the Department of Mechanical Engineering Informatics, the School of Science and Technology
A graduate student also introduced her research. SHIBAHARA Haruka, a second-year doctoral student at the Applied Chemistry Program, introducing “Development of hydroxyapatite ceramics scaffolds with vascular endothelial growth factor for regeneration of vascular and bone tissue and its evaluation”