F irst, NIPS is conducting cutting-edge research in the physiological sciences at many levels - from the molecule to the system or whole organism -- and to elucidate the mechanisms of living body function by integrating the research results from the different levels. Second, as an inter-university research institute, we are conducting joint studies with researchers from domestic or foreign universities and research institutes by using specialized equipments and large-scale research facilities.
■ Specialized equipments and large-scale facilities for joint researches
■ Center for Multidisciplinary Brain Research (CMBR)

Since April 2008, the "Center for Multidisciplinary Brain Research (CMBR)" has benn set up by the Government support in the NIPS in order to promote collaborative researches and education of multidisciplinary brain sciences with the efforsts of many brain researchers.

See > http://www.nips.ac.jp/eng/research/multi/

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06.24.2010 Lesion of primary visual cortex in monkey impairs the inhibitory but not facilitatory cueing effect on saccade
06.04.2010 Cbln1-Glutamate deleta 2 receptor complex is a unique synapse organizer that acts bi-directionally on both pre- and postsynaptic components (NIPS “Planned collaborative project”) [ URLURL ]
06.01.2010 Germline stem cells in adult vertebrate ovaries of Medaka
04.27.2010 ACTIVATION OF POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE-2-LIKE 1 (PKD2L1)/PKD1L3 COMPLEX BY ACID IN MOUSE TASTE CELLS
04.15.2010 Call for Registration: Fresh Perspectives of Computation in Neuronal Systems [ URLURL ]
04.07.2010 Ligand-induced rearrangements of the GABAB receptor revealed by fluorescence resonance energy transfer
03.31.2010 A push makes neuron longer
TRPV2 receptor feels mechanical membrane-stretch in developing neurons
03.30.2010 Metabolic adaptation of mice in a cool environment