The Association of Hyperdifferent Fields Tokyo 2026] Keynote Speech by Eiichiro Mori, Associate Professor, Nara Medical University "I want to see the movement of molecules! /March 7, 2026 13:00-13:20

Riverness will sponsor the event.Hyper Interdisciplinary Conference Tokyo 2026Dr. Eiichiro Mori, Associate Professor of Basic Medicine for the Future, Faculty of Medicine, Nara Medical University, will deliver the keynote lecture at the "Molecular Science" conference. He will speak on the topic of "I want to see the movement of molecules! He will be speaking on the topic of "Molecules in Motion!

I want to see how molecules move!

In the 2000s, the human genome analysis revealed information about the genes in the human genome, and in the 2010s, the shape of the proteins that result from the translation of genes was revealed in considerable detail by techniques such as X-ray crystallography and cryo-EM. and cryo-electron microscopy. Still, not all proteins are visible. Many human proteins have parts that do not have a definite shape, and these parts are not easy to see because they involve movement. Molecules that can be crystallized or frozen and observed can be seen, but molecules in motion are difficult to see. We cannot see them, but they are difficult to see! I want to see!" In the 2020s, my desire to "see molecules in motion! I would like to introduce my research on the movement of molecules. I would like to introduce my efforts to see the movement of molecules.

In the program of the Association of Hyperdifferent Fields Tokyo 2026

Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026, 13:00-13:20
Place: Bellesalle Shinjuku Grand Conference Center
(Sumitomo Fudosan Shinjuku Grand Tower 5F, 8-17-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo)

Registration for auditing and participation is now open.

We look forward to welcoming many people from academia, venture companies, large corporations, local medium-sized and small companies, local factories, producers, local governments, junior high and high school students, and technical college students to the Hyperdifferent Field Conference.