To those considering our laboratory

I believe that any person can contribute to life science and medical research as long as he or she has enthusiasm and purpose and does not have significant personality issues. The same is true for those who study or work in our laboratory. On the other hand, at least I cannot judge the ability and personality of a prospective participant in our laboratory from just a short conversation. I can't tell without working with them to some extent.

For this and other reasons, if each of us does not have some idea of our own abilities and personalities, we will be in trouble. Mismatched themes and hopes will not produce results, and time, effort, and money will be wasted. If you are a university student or above, you should have some idea of what kind of person you are.

If you are interested in our laboratory, please think about how you have been through your studies, part-time jobs, club activities, and daily life. It is even better if you can properly sell yourself based on this. If you are a student or post-doctoral fellow who wants to leave your mark on the history of science through research on intractable diseases, disabilities, or aging, please contact us anytime. Anything but enthusiasm and personality can be compensated for in our lab. Or perhaps you are the one to lead or support our laboratory.