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Professor

It is my pleasure to progress exciting science in this favorable environment of Kyoto University iCeMS. I would like to offer the place and opportunity so that everyone in my lab can grow and enjoy in every stage of each career.

Here Curriculum Vitae

Junior Associate Professor

When I was graduate student, I learned about molecular biology to analyze the function of proto-oncogene under the instruction of Dr. Tatsuo Takeya and Dr. Tomoyuki Shishido at NAIST. After graduation, I learned about cell biology, especially in live-cell imaging at single molecule level under the instruction of Dr. Naoki Watanabe at Kyoto University. Then, I analyzed the role of cell-cell junction proteins using knock-out mice under the instruction of Dr. Yoshimi Takai at Kobe University. In Suzuki Lab, I hope to identify the genes that participates in phospholipid scrambling and to analyze the identified genes by the variety of techniques I have learned before.

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Assistant Professor

By making the most out of my past experience from the Shigekazu Nagata and
the Mitinori Saitou labs and the molecular screening techniques from this lab, I
will pursue the unique and elegant science.

Secretary

I will do my best to help create a comfortable and supportive environment for everyone in the lab.

Secretary/ Technical Staff

I hope to provide support to everyone from multiple angles.

Technical Staff　

I have supported experiments in Suzuki Lab. I will perform experiments carefully and steadily so that the research for lab members can progress well.

Technical Staff

I'm really happy to join Suzuki lab and work with you all from diverse backgrounds. I will keep learning and do my best to support everybody.

Senior Research Fellow

In Suzuki Lab, I aim to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying the pathological conditions and develop these discovers into therapeutic applications.

Junior Research Fellow

Junior Research Fellow

I am thrilled to be a part of the Suzuki Group! The warm welcome and acceptance to the Suzuki Group, has indeed motivated me to thinking and contributing to the scientific society! I am excited to collaborate with all fellow members of Suzuki Group and push the boundaries of Science!

Graduate Student（D4)

I am Jaeyeon from Korea. In iCeMS, all of the members are nice and I think this is a perfect place to study science. In Suzuki Lab, everyone is enthusiastic and it’s really exciting to study and learn a lots of things here. I am enjoying studying here!

Graduate Student (D4)

As a chemistry major transitioning to life science, I am very grateful to have been able to join Suzuki Lab. Everyone in this lab is so enthusiastic about their research that I cannot help but be inspired to do good science. I hope that I will be able to learn much and contribute to the advancement of science during my time here.

Graduate Student (D4)

I am glad to have the opportunity to work in an environment filled with earnest and kind members. I hope during my time here I can improve my skills and share knowledge with my fellow lab members.

Graduate Student（D3)

I aim to understand the fundamental mechanisms driving the dynamic phenomena life emerges from and develop skills that will allow me to conduct research to further humanity’s understanding as well as use the knowledge already gained to alleviate portions of human suffering.

Graduate Student（D3)

Graduate Student (D2)

I am Yi-Hsuan from Taiwan. I am grateful for the opportunity to join the Suzuki lab and to do research with all the wonderful lab members. Even though it may be tough sometimes, I hope to discover interesting phenomena with talented lab members. And always love and respect for sciences.

Graduate Student (D2)

I come from Taiwan and feel fortunate to have joined Dr. Suzuki’s lab. Everyone here is friendly and brilliant. I hope that I can become an outstanding researcher one day!

Graduate Student (D2)

I will accumulate meaningful days in this laboratory, which is filled with motivated and enthusiastic members.

Graduate Student (D1)

I hope my research contributes to the advance of medicine.

Graduate Student (D1)

I believe that the accumulation of steady efforts every day will lead to new discoveries, and I
will work hard on my research while having fun. I would also like to grow myself through interaction with the ambitious and enthusiastic members of the Suzuki lab.

Graduate Student (D1)

I'm very grateful for the opportunity to work in the Suzuki Lab! I hope my research lead to discovering a new mechanism of life, and would like to work hard while having fun.

Graduate Student (M2)

I am Gregory, originally from Indonesia, and I am extremely excited to be a part of the Suzuki Lab! Everyone here is very enthusiastic and eager to learn life science collaboratively. Hopefully, I will be able to improve my research skills while also having a good time at the same time.

Graduate Student (M2)

Learning is an endless process through our lives. It’s fantastic to learn more here in the Suzuki lab, I believe that I will become more closer to a science researcher after these two years.

Graduate Student (M2)

I'm very grateful to be here. In the Suzuki Laboratory, where members come from various backgrounds, I would like to work hard for my improvement, aiming at those who face their research with tireless effort.

Graduate Student (M2)

I will learn one by one from everyone in the lab who is enthusiastically doing research and use it as a source of growth. And I believe that hard work pays off, and I will continue to devise and accumulate efforts that will yield results.

Graduate Student (M1)

I’m glad to be part of Suzuki Lab of Medical and Biochemical Cell Dynamics! All the projects and research here are ambitious and with great implications in medicine. I hope to collaborate and contribute with everyone and give a step further in uncovering the mysteries in Life Sciences.

Graduate Student (M1)

I will continue to make steady efforts and learn as much as possible with the wonderful members of the Suzuki Laboratory.

Graduate Student (M1)

Hello, I am Nina from Germany. I am excited to be a part of the Suzuki Lab and to learn and work in an ambitious environment. I will do my best to contribute to the lab and I am looking forward to learn from the other members.

Graduate Student (M1)

I am really grateful to have the chance to join Suzuki sensei's lab. Everyone is so talented and dedicated to the research they are pursuing, which inspires me a lot to work harder and focus on what is important. I want to learn the most out of the oustanding mindsets of everyone and one day fulfill my aspiration to become an excellent researcher and lecturer who also inspires the following generation.

Bachelor
Hikaru Katani
  Current Affliation: School of Biological Science, College of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology (PhD Course)
  Email: hkatani3[at]gatech.edu

Mayu Shimomura
  Current Affliation: Department of Molecular Genetics, University of Toronto (PhD Course)
  Email: m.shimomura[at]mail.utoronto.ca

Mio Murakoso
  Current Affliation: Scripps Research (PhD Course)
  Email: mmurakoso[at]scripps.edu

Master
Takayoshi Ohara

Kaho Morita

Yuma Mishiro

Mayu Tadachi

Klaudia Saladauskas

Lorenzo Pepe

Doctor
Panpan Zhang
  Current Affliation: Molecular Biochemistry Lab, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University
  Email: xzg95859[at]elms.hokudai.ac.jp

Yuki Noguchi
  Current Affliation: Department of Molecular Cell Biology, University of California, Berkeley
  Email: nyuhki21[at]berkeley.edu

Niu Han
  Current Affliation: West Lake University, China

Yuki Yamato
  Current Affliation: ONO PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD.