Naonori Ueda (Ph.D.)
Title
Team Leader

Members

  • Team leader
    Naonori Ueda
  • Research scientist
    Ichigaku Takigawa
  • Technical scientist
    Ayako Nagahashi
  • Technical staff I
    Ikuyo Inoue
  • Technical staff I
    Takako Enami
  • Technical staff I
    Yuki Matsubayashi
  • Senior visiting scientist
    Haruhisa Inoue
  • Visiting scientist
    Takuya Yamamoto
  • Visiting scientist
    Masato Nakagawa

Introduction

In cooperation with the iPS cell research institute (CiRA) of Kyoto university, by using AI and iPS cell technologies jointly, this team will research and develop technologies for predicting Altzheimer’s disease risk which is becoming social urgent matter. Moreover, we will conduct research develop technologies to ensure the safety of iPS cells themselves. The former results will improve the possibility of risk prediction of Altzhimer’s disease with solution, and the latter will enable the stock of high quality iPS cells for regenerative medicine.

RIKEN Website URL
https://www.riken.jp/en/research/labs/aip/goalorient_tech/med_risk_avoid_base_ips/index.html

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