Pharmacists who can take an active role in communities or organizations.
Exclusive research on clinical communication through a fusion between pharmaceutical science and psychology.
The sharing of information on useful chemicals in thereby helping to address more efficient drug development.
Creation of new analgesics without narcotic properties (drug dependence).
Attempt to elucidate the novel functions of amino acids related to the causes of aging and diseases.
Identifying the strength of natural organic compounds through the power of organic synthesis.
Addressing environmentally sound chemical synthesis methods for drugs.
Analyzing the three-dimensional structures of proteins responsible for biological phenomena using computers.
Scientifically elucidating the efficacy of medicinal plants in thus also utilizing them in preventive medicine.
Studying the mechanism of cell death with enzymes that target adjusting the formation of active oxygen.
Eliminating hazardous chemicals contained in soil or water using the power of plants and microorganisms.
Contributing to the development of carcinostatic agents through "visualization" of phosphoproteins.
Attempting to address new therapeutic agents by studying chronic pain at the synaptic level.
The search for the mechanisms of life from the point of view of pharmacology and studying the effect of drugs.
Utilizing the "individuality" of bacteria in drug developments and preventing infections.
Connecting functional molecules produced by microorganisms to drug developments.
Contributing to new drug developments by predicting drug absorption and metabolism in the small intestine.
Economic design of base molecules for use in creating drugs over short time spans.
Studying the functions of radiation that can also be used in treatments.
Cultivating medicinal plants used as raw materials for drugs and studying them using morphology, genetics, and components.
Education and research from the position as a hospital pharmacist.
Pharmaceutical education and research through practical team medicine activities.
Proposal of a new form of outpatient care with pharmacists included in the team.
TDM for optimal drug treatment for patients of the headquarters of the TDM Center, the Kitasato Institute Hospital.
Subjecting the toxicity hidden in various chemicals used in our daily lives as part of the care provided by pharmacists.
Working on community healthcare and home healthcare with individual recognition of patients.
Solving clinical issues in coordination with leading-edge basic research.
Provision of diverse drug-related information.
Identifying highly safe therapeutic agents based on elucidating the mechanism involved in inflammation.
"Quality control" for clinical tests inevitable in drug developments by the Director of the Kitasato University Research Center for Clinical Pharmacology.
Addressing global-standard clinical tests that suit global drug development needs.
