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Research

Research

BDR researchers coming from diverse research fields are working together to achieve higher goals.

Seminars & Symposia

Seminars & Symposia

BDR hosts annual symposium and regular seminars inviting international scientists in life science.

Careers & Study

Careers & Study

BDR embraces people from diverse backgrounds, and strives to create an open and supportive setting for research.

Outreach

Outreach

BDR communicates the appeal and significance of our research to society through the use of various media and activities.

News

News

From research, events, people and everything in between, find out what’s going on at RIKEN BDR.

About Us

About Us

Exploring the scientific foundations of life through interdisciplinary approaches to address society’s problems.

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About UsBDR's Vision: Unraveling the Life Cycle

The process of birth, growth, and eventual aging in living organisms can be viewed as a continuous sequence of events known as the life cycle. At the Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR), we use the wide range of expertise of our researchers assembled from diverse research fields to investigate the dynamically changing biological processes of life across multiple scales, from molecules and cells to the whole organism to unveil a comprehensive picture of the life cycle. We also aim to develop technologies that can predict and control the changes in the state and function of the cells and organs driving life cycle progression.

By advancing these studies, we aspire to uncover new ways to maintain health throughout the organismal lifespan and contribute to finding solutions to issues associated with an aging society with declining birthrates.

With RIKEN’s broad diversity of research and world-class research infrastructure, we employ an integrative approach to address unresolved issues, including technology and techniques related to stem cells and germ cells, organoids (mini-organs) and diverse animal models, advanced imaging and quantification technologies, mathematical modeling, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and multiscale simulations.

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