Research topics
- Combining live cell imaging and single-cell RNA sequencing
- Three-dimensional ultrafast live imaging of intracellular microstructure
- Large-scale automatized collection of data pairs of Raman Spectrum-RNA Sequence in a single cell
- Combining super-resolution imaging of actomyosin organization and machine learning to identify mechanicalstates of endothelial cells in developing blood capillaries.
- Investigation of cell specificity responsible for MET events within kidney organoids using machine-learning approaches
- Nano fluidic chip -From micro to nano-
- Exploration of a novel tissue stem cell population and niche
- Decoding the mechanism of neural epithelium formation during the development of neural organoids.
- Prediction of aging status using image data
- Integrated understanding of gene expression dynamics and cell differentiation lineages utilizing single-cell 3D genome information
- Development of a simple screening method based on the activity of molecules derived from a single gene
News&Topics
The DECODE seminar is only open to members of the RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research.
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2024.2.27 Seminar
DECODE seminar in February
Speaker: Chongxia Zhong (Laboratory for Cell Polarity Regulation)
Title: Development of various fluorescence lifetime sensors using mTurquiose2 platform
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2024.1.23 Seminar
DECODE seminar in January
Speaker: Minoru Takasato (Laboratory for Human Organogenesis)
Title: Cellular specificity of MET during nephrogenesis
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2023.10.24 Seminar
DECODE seminar in October
Speaker: Osamu Takenouchi (Laboratory for Chromosome Segregation)
Title: Development of an imaging toolbox for analysis of individual chromosome dynamics in live mouse oocytes
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2023.9.26 Seminar
DECODE seminar in September
Speaker: Masaharu Uno (Laboratory for Molecular Biology of Aging)
Title: Prediction of aging status using image data of C. elegans
2024.6.4 Seminar
DECODE seminar in May
Speaker: Hideya Sakaguchi (RIKEN BDR-Otsuka Pharmaceutical Collaboration Center)
Title: Imaging of self-organizing process during patterning formation of spinal cord organoids
Speaker: Li-Kun Phng (Laboratory for Vascular Morphogenesis)
Title: Towards visualization and measurement of cytoplasmic viscosity in endothelial cells in the zebrafish