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Attending prenatal checkups can help reduce the risk of low weight at birth, find Tokyo Tech and Toyama University scientists in a recent study. Through statistical analyses of a large Japanese cohort, they pinpointed the main factors…

On May 18, the Japanese Section at Tokyo Tech's Institute for Liberal Arts (ILA) hosted the Manga and Illustration Festival at the International Student Lounge on Ookayama Campus, offering international students an opportunity to learn…

New design for a foldable phased-array transmitter can help make satellites lightweight, smaller, and cost-efficient to launch, report scientists at Tokyo Tech. The transmitter is made of stacked layers of liquid crystal polymer and…

Suzukake Science Day 2023, an open-day event for children, prospective students, and other members of the public which focuses on activities on Tokyo Tech's Suzukakedai Campus, was successfully held in hybrid format on May 13 and 14. In…

The Wakaba* Festival, a student support and exchange event organized by Tokyo Tech students, was held for the third time at Hisao & Hiroko Taki Plaza (Taki Plaza) on Ookayama Campus from April 11 to 14.The Taki Plaza Gardener (TPG)…

The Institute and the Tokyo Tech Alumni Association jointly hosted Homecoming Day 2023 on May 20. Much like in 2022, this year's celebrations were held in hybrid format, allowing a large number of participants to join the reunions,…

Many engaging researchers work at Tokyo Tech. Some are seeking to explain the laws of natural phenomena that have yet to be elucidated in the fields of mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth and planetary sciences, and biology, while…

Tokyo Institute of Technology has selected two teams for the 2022 Interdisciplinary Research Support for Scientists Program, which supports research that transcends individual fields.This support program aims to promote interdisciplinary…

Hydrogen substitution is an innovative strategy for boosting the performance of thermoelectric oxide SrTiO3, find researchers at Tokyo Tech. Their latest study reveals that the approach lowers the thermal conductivity and also realizes…

Researchers at Tokyo Institute of Technology have discovered novel Sillén Bi-containing oxychlorides, which could open up new avenues for oxide-ion conductors, leading to high-performance solid oxide fuel cells at low temperatures. The…