We feature our researchers captivated by the beauty of mathematics. Through their work—ranging from “mathematical descriptions of conditions for error correction” to “converting moduli space into shapes” and “differential equations that describe the movement of living organisms”—they seek to uncover new perspectives on mathematics itself.
Explore how our researchers’ initiatives in regional revitalization, health, and welfare are nurturing heartfelt connections between gardening and the local community!
Meet our dynamic faculty members at the Design Research Institute (dri), a hub for designing future lifestyles located at Chiba University’s Sumida Satellite Campus
Chiba University is advancing global talent development through programs like ‘Twinkle,’ where students deliver science education in English to high-school students in ASEAN countries.
What role should universities play in realizing carbon neutrality by 2050? This series will explore this question, accompanied by research conducted at Chiba University.
Efforts to support the healthy growth of children are crucial. Our researchers confront the social issues surrounding modern children to protect “Children’s Present and Future.”
The Research Institute of Disaster Medicine aims to build a disaster medicine and nursing system in the post-corona era. In addition to researchers of medicine, pharmacy, and nursing, those of horticulture, engineering, humanities, and sociology work together to create a new society.
Chiba University is the only national university that accommodates a department of horticulture in Japan. We highlight our researchers who are exploring the possibilities of Food and Landscape.
The promotion of biotechnology is indispensable to achieving SDGs and improving the QOL of our people. We look into the unique research that our top leaders in Biotechnology and Life Sciences are challenging.
