Division of Biosphere Science

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Division of Biosphere Science

The Division of Biosphere Science conducts both fundamental and applied research on global environmental issues by integrating knowledge and techniques from a wide range of biological fields, including ecology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and production science. Through a diverse array of lectures and research training, the division aims to nurture promising young researchers who will make significant contributions to the field. The division comprises eight courses and is home to faculty members engaged in a broad spectrum of research areas.

Division Head Shigeyuki Koshikawa

  1. Plant Ecology and Biodiversity Science Course
  2. Field-based research on plants and their biological interactions

  3. Ecological Genetics Course
  4. Research on evolution, biodiversity maintenance, conservation of threatened species, and adaptation to environmental changes through field survey and laboratory work

  5. Molecular Biology Course
  6. Research on molecular mechanisms underlying environmental responses in microorganisms, plants, and mammals through molecular biology and biochemistry

  7. Animal Ecology Course
  8. Research on ecology and conservation of animals in terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems through field surveys and genetic analyses

  9. Marine Biogeochemistry and Biology Course
  10. Research on aquatic biological production from biological, chemical, and physical scientific perspectives, focusing on fish propagation, biogeochemical element cycles, fishing processes and organismal behavior.

    Course Representative ·Tsutomu TAKAGI

    Staff· Naruho IJIRI· Takeshi YOSHIMURA
  11. Aquatic Biology Course
  12. Research on environmental responses, adaptation, biological productivity, and biodiversity of aquatic organisms in rivers, lakes, and oceans, using diverse approaches ranging from genetic to community-level analyses.

  13. Agro-Ecosystem Science Course
  14. Research at the experimental farm, livestock farm, and botanical garden on crop cultivation and breeding, livestock production systems, and wild plant conservation, under the shared theme of sustainable biological production and environmental sustainability

  15. Forest Field Science Course
  16. Research on biodiversity, ecosystem functions, and regional resource management in forest ecosystems under climate and land use changes

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