Articles by University of Tsukuba

New technology has potential to enable more immersive experiences in the world of VR

The graphene blocks the penetration of fuel molecules while maintaining high proton conductivity

Researchers find that rapid vegetation recovery reduces the duration of unsustainable turbidity effects

This development will facilitate advanced applications in printed circuit boards and other technologies

Researchers in Japan have discovered a group of neurons in the mouse brainstem that suppress unwanted movement during rapid eye movement sleep

Researchers synthesize an elastic polymer from low-cost, sustainable materials that can be used to fabricate lenses that help keep infrared cameras focused in the dark

Researchers find that the fruit development process in tomatoes rewires the central metabolism pathway via the plant hormone gibberellin

Researchers from Japan demonstrate that a biosurfactant from yeast can dissolve stubborn biofilms and enhance the efficacy of chemical cleaning products

Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have created millimeter-size chips with unique color patterns that cannot be forged

Japan-US research collaboration finds sperm cells avoid fatal osmotic stress by absorbing taurine while passing through male reproductive organs