Hokkaido University Spotlight on Research 2021-2022

New nano particles suppress resistance to cancer immunotherapy

After intravenous injection into mice, STING-lipid nanoparticles (red) transported through blood vessels (green) accumulate in the liver (Takashi Nakamura, et al. Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer. July 2, 2021).

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Asteroid Ryugu Samples Arrived at Hokkaido University

Magnetic patterns hidden in meteorites reveal early Solar System dynamics

Institute for the Advancement of Sustainability launched

Low temperature science: the past, present, and future

Blue LEDs light the way toward sustainable development

Benjamin List awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021

Causes of concrete and asphalt deterioration explained

Plant flowering in low-nitrogen soils: a mechanism revealed

The Silence of Indigenous people

Two Ig Nobel laureates Discuss “Research that makes people laugh and then think”

Corals tell Arabian Sea story of global warming

Newly identified atmospheric circulation enhances heatwaves and wildfires around the Arctic

Cancer registry improves understanding of rare ovarian tumor

Magnetic patterns hidden in meteorites reveal early Solar System dynamics

120-year-old reaction turned on its head with environment-friendly, paste-based method

DNA design brings predictability to polymer gels

New nano particles suppress resistance to cancer immunotherapy

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