Research – Laboratory Soft & Wet Matter at Hokkaido University

Research

[Press Releas] Healing the brain: hydrogels enable neuronal tissue growth
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2023/02/24
[Press Releas] Squid tissues and chemistry combine for versatile hydrogels
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2023/01/20
[Press Releas] Uprooting cancer: Hydrogel rapidly reverts cancer cells back to cancer stem cells(Hokkaido U Press Release, March 30, 2021)
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2022/03/30
[Press Releas] Hydrogel mimics human brain with memorizing and forgetting ability
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2020/07/28
[Press Releas] Bio-inspired hydrogel can rapidly switch to rigid plastic
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2019/11/19
[Press Releas] Getting glued in the sea
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2019/11/13
[Press Releas] Self-growing materials that strengthen in response to force
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2019/02/01
[Seeds] Flexible and Strong Gel
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2018/04/03
[Seeds] Gel that is Stronger Than Steel
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2018/04/03
[Seeds] High Strength Gel That Spontaneously Bonds Strongly with Bone Tissue
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2018/04/03
[Press Releas] New “tougher-than-metal” fiber-reinforced hydrogels
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2017/02/24
[Press Releas] Bonding to bones strongly
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2016/07/14