International membrane consortium on research and education strives for sustainable and carbon-neutral societies

Building resilient lifelines with both hard and soft countermeasures

Knowledge transfer in the changing system of sake brewers

Striving to shed light on the mechanism of major earthquakes

A beginner’s question led to breakthrough

Next-generation hazard maps to help society change and enhance disaster resilience

Clothing: Considering environmental issues close to home

Photoproduction creates medicine from waste

International consortium on ‘Mie-tronics’: a new emerging field of nanophotonics

Creating an international innovation hub for engineering biology

From entrepreneurship education to fundraising

What is the goal of the newly established Faculty of System Informatics?

A microbial plastic factory for high-quality green plastic

Changing Global Logistics and the Global Environment with Digital Technology

How to upcycle low-energy light

Often seen, never studied: First characterization of a key postsynaptic protein

Dry-cleaning fluid becomes a synthetic chemist's treasure

Keeping Vilsmeier reagent in the flow

Successful polycarbonate synthesis using the photo-on-demand interfacial polymerization method

New method for polyurethane synthesis using fluorine compound developed jointly by Kobe University and AGC Inc.

Bioengineering to Achieve Carbon Neutrality

Kobe University and AGC successfully convert dry cleaning solvent into useful chemical compounds

Key to Chemical Industries’ Sustainable Future?

Safe, sustainable photo-on-demand synthesis of polypeptide precursors

Developing fluoroalkyl carbonates to make pharmaceutical and chemical industries cleaner and safer

Bioproduction Breakthrough: New method for developing Pichia pastoris yeast strains with high productivity of useful proteins

New photocatalytic membrane that can be cleaned using light energy

Tyrosine chassis for sustainable, high-yield production of useful compounds in yeast smart cells

New eco-friendly synthesis method uses alumina as a recyclable catalyst

Green technology breakthrough