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Faculty of Science and Technology / Graduate School of Science and Technology

From the Pursuit of Individual Ideals to a Better Society

At Keio University’s Faculty of Science and Technology and Graduate School of Science and Technology, individuals pursue their studies and research while upholding their own ideals, within a tradition and culture of learning together and uplifting one another.

The task for the science and technology of the 21st century is to find solutions to the various problems—biological, global environmental, informational, social systematic, and anthropological—that were so difficult to explain or resolve in the 20th. The key to this lies in “emerging.” Keio University offers an education that allows untapped potential in science and technology to flourish.

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March 25, 2026

Winners of the 2025 Fumiko Yonezawa Award Announced

March 19, 2026

Mochitsuki (Mochi-Making) Event at Yagami Campus

March 18, 2026

[Deadline Approaching (March 30)] Notice regarding IMT Atlantique Language Training

March 13, 2026

The 6th KEIO SPORTS SDGs Symposium 2026

February 24, 2026

Energy Usage for January 2026

February 18, 2026

Notes from the President's Office No. 25 has been posted.

February 12, 2026

Apology and Report Regarding the Loss of Personal Information

January 28, 2026

AY 2026 Faculty of Science and Technology / Graduate School of Science and Technology TA Recruitment Begins

January 21, 2026

Notes from the President's Office No. 24 has been posted.

January 20, 2026

2026 KGRI Grant (Research Grant) Call for Applications

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CONTENTS

Current Student Interview

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It's okay not to have it all figured out, it's okay to be unsure. Taking on challenges opens up the future and brings you closer to the person you want to be.

Fascinated by the elusive nature of light, she pursued a path in science. Creating ecological devices that coexist with the natural environment.

A proactive learning attitude and a supportive environment foster growth. Finding her own purpose through research.

The present exists to create technology that will be useful in the future. A fulfilling learning environment amplifies the joy of inquiry.

The mathematics of clear answers and the ambiguity of human society. Studying mathematics allows me to appreciate the merits of both.

Cultivating a broad perspective with a flexible attitude. Expanding my own potential through research.

How to apply knowledge learned from multiple perspectives. Contributing to society by solving real-world problems.

I want to witness the evolution of life beyond imagination. Nurturing the seeds of curiosity and giving back to society through the experience I've gained.

The self-discipline that led him to the path of organic chemistry. Contributing to the real world with knowledge gained from ambitious research.

Dialogue with others enriches my research and personal growth. I want to contribute to society using the thought processes I've honed at university.

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Current Student Interview

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It's okay not to have it all figured out, it's okay to be unsure. Taking on challenges opens up the future and brings you closer to the person you want to be.

Fascinated by the elusive nature of light, she pursued a path in science. Creating ecological devices that coexist with the natural environment.

A proactive learning attitude and a supportive environment foster growth. Finding her own purpose through research.

The present exists to create technology that will be useful in the future. A fulfilling learning environment amplifies the joy of inquiry.

The mathematics of clear answers and the ambiguity of human society. Studying mathematics allows me to appreciate the merits of both.

Cultivating a broad perspective with a flexible attitude. Expanding my own potential through research.

How to apply knowledge learned from multiple perspectives. Contributing to society by solving real-world problems.

I want to witness the evolution of life beyond imagination. Nurturing the seeds of curiosity and giving back to society through the experience I've gained.

The self-discipline that led him to the path of organic chemistry. Contributing to the real world with knowledge gained from ambitious research.

Dialogue with others enriches my research and personal growth. I want to contribute to society using the thought processes I've honed at university.

New Edition: Research Bulletin Kyurizukai

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Optical Biomedical Engineering at Keio Faculty of Science and Technology: The Potential of Light to Illuminate the Future of Medicine

The Imagination of Keio Science and Technology: Human-Agent Interaction and SF

Elementary Particle Observation at Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology: Exploring Small Particles and the Laws of the Universe with Large Equipment

Art from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Cultivating artistic observation

The Science of Electrodes from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology

Quantum Annealing from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Challenging the Frontier of Physics and Information Science

Computational Solid Mechanics and Information Technology from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology What is the Future of Computer Aided Engineering?

Human Interface from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Bridging humans and computers

"Man-Made Proteins" from Keio University's Faculty of Science and Technology Invention and creation through researching self-assembling proteins

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Initiating creative collaboration between humanities and sciences

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See New Issues of Research Bulletin Kyurizukai

New Edition: Research Bulletin Kyurizukai

See New Issues of Research Bulletin Kyurizukai
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Optical Biomedical Engineering at Keio Faculty of Science and Technology: The Potential of Light to Illuminate the Future of Medicine

The Imagination of Keio Science and Technology: Human-Agent Interaction and SF

Elementary Particle Observation at Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology: Exploring Small Particles and the Laws of the Universe with Large Equipment

Art from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Cultivating artistic observation

The Science of Electrodes from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology

Quantum Annealing from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Challenging the Frontier of Physics and Information Science

Computational Solid Mechanics and Information Technology from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology What is the Future of Computer Aided Engineering?

Human Interface from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Bridging humans and computers

"Man-Made Proteins" from Keio University's Faculty of Science and Technology Invention and creation through researching self-assembling proteins

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES from Keio's Faculty of Science and Technology Initiating creative collaboration between humanities and sciences

Gakumon no susume (An Encouragement of Learning) (Research Introduction)

See List of Gakumon no Susume (An Encouragement of Learning)

Will Quantum Information Change Our Lives?

The "Force" Seen Across Different Scales

The Infinite Potential of Molecules

Manipulation and Control of Quantum Many-Body Systems

Mathematical Study of Chaos

Human-Agent Interaction and Imagination Expanding Society

Quantum Revolution 2.0: Pioneering the Future with the Power of Quantum

個性を磨いて、みんなで挑む環境問題

Creating the Future of Treatment and Diagnosis with Optical Technology

Still Making New Discoveries in the Gutenberg Bible!

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See List of Gakumon no Susume (An Encouragement of Learning)

Gakumon no susume (An Encouragement of Learning) (Research Introduction)

See List of Gakumon no Susume (An Encouragement of Learning)
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Will Quantum Information Change Our Lives?

The "Force" Seen Across Different Scales

The Infinite Potential of Molecules

Manipulation and Control of Quantum Many-Body Systems

Mathematical Study of Chaos

Human-Agent Interaction and Imagination Expanding Society

Quantum Revolution 2.0: Pioneering the Future with the Power of Quantum

個性を磨いて、みんなで挑む環境問題

Creating the Future of Treatment and Diagnosis with Optical Technology

Still Making New Discoveries in the Gutenberg Bible!

Press Releases (Newspaper and Media Coverage)

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[Article] Keio University Electrolytically Produces "Formic Acid" from Carbon Dioxide [Department of Chemistry, Professor Yasuaki Einaga]

[Article] Keio University Electrolytically Produces "Formic Acid" from Carbon Dioxide [Department of Chemistry, Professor Yasuaki Einaga]

[Press Release] Successful Development of AI to Automatically Determine Mouse Spermatogenesis Stages Leading to Pregnancy—Contributing to the Evaluation of Spermatogenesis Quality, a Cause of Infertility—[Professor Akira Funahashi, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Smallest Unit of Plasmon Phenomenon Identified as a 21-Atom Gold Nanocluster—Potential Applications for Plasmonic Optical Circuits Supporting Next-Generation Solar Cells and High-Speed Communications—[Professor Atsushi Nakajima, Department of Chemistry]

[Article] Keio University Professor Gives Special Class on Microorganisms at Hayama Kamiyamaguchi Elementary School, Prompting Many Questions from Students [Professor Kenji Miyamoto, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Development of a New Nonlinear Raman Spectroscopy Method Using a Twin-Beam Light Source: Toward Low-Cost, Compact, High-Resolution Raman Measurement Systems [Professor Hideaki Kano, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Unraveling the Mechanism That Measures the Time for Sea Squirts to Mature [Associate Professor Koji Hotta, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Inaugural Symposium and Unveiling of Yagami Innovation Laboratory, an Open Innovation Facility at Keio University (6/26)—Domestic and International Social Issues

[Press Release] Signing Ceremony for a Partnership Agreement between the Hayama Town Curriculum Advisory Committee and the Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology on Enhancing Environmental Education for Students [Professor Kenji Miyamoto, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] The Mechanism Behind the 'Snap' of a Jumping Toy - Application for Next-Generation Soft Robot Technology - [Department of Mechanical Engineering, Associate Professor Hidetoshi Takahashi, Professor Genya Ishigami, Full-time Lecturer Tomohiko Sano]

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Press Releases (Newspaper and Media Coverage)

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[Article] Keio University Electrolytically Produces "Formic Acid" from Carbon Dioxide [Department of Chemistry, Professor Yasuaki Einaga]

[Article] Keio University Electrolytically Produces "Formic Acid" from Carbon Dioxide [Department of Chemistry, Professor Yasuaki Einaga]

[Press Release] Successful Development of AI to Automatically Determine Mouse Spermatogenesis Stages Leading to Pregnancy—Contributing to the Evaluation of Spermatogenesis Quality, a Cause of Infertility—[Professor Akira Funahashi, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Smallest Unit of Plasmon Phenomenon Identified as a 21-Atom Gold Nanocluster—Potential Applications for Plasmonic Optical Circuits Supporting Next-Generation Solar Cells and High-Speed Communications—[Professor Atsushi Nakajima, Department of Chemistry]

[Article] Keio University Professor Gives Special Class on Microorganisms at Hayama Kamiyamaguchi Elementary School, Prompting Many Questions from Students [Professor Kenji Miyamoto, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Development of a New Nonlinear Raman Spectroscopy Method Using a Twin-Beam Light Source: Toward Low-Cost, Compact, High-Resolution Raman Measurement Systems [Professor Hideaki Kano, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Unraveling the Mechanism That Measures the Time for Sea Squirts to Mature [Associate Professor Koji Hotta, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] Inaugural Symposium and Unveiling of Yagami Innovation Laboratory, an Open Innovation Facility at Keio University (6/26)—Domestic and International Social Issues

[Press Release] Signing Ceremony for a Partnership Agreement between the Hayama Town Curriculum Advisory Committee and the Keio University Faculty of Science and Technology on Enhancing Environmental Education for Students [Professor Kenji Miyamoto, Department of Biosciences and Informatics]

[Press Release] The Mechanism Behind the 'Snap' of a Jumping Toy - Application for Next-Generation Soft Robot Technology - [Department of Mechanical Engineering, Associate Professor Hidetoshi Takahashi, Professor Genya Ishigami, Full-time Lecturer Tomohiko Sano]

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