Dr. Takayuki Nonoyama’s research introduced on Chem-Station
Dr. Takayuki Nonoyama’s research on double-network hydrogels’ applications on artificial cartilage has been introduced on Chem-Station’s “Spotlight Search.”
As of April 1st 2021, the GSS has transitioned into "SMCR".
2021年4月1日からは、SMCRに活動が引き継がれました。
2016
Professor Jian Ping Gong featured on “Research Frontiers”
Professor Jian Ping Gong, the director of Global Station for Soft Matter, has been featured on Hokkaido University’s “Research Frontiers.” Click here to view her researcher profile page, “Cutting-edge Soft Materials Created with Hydrogels.”
Press Release on “Tough Physical Double Network Hydrogels Based on Amphiphilic Tri-block Copolymers”
Hokkaido University issued a press release on “Tough Physical Double Network Hydrogels Based on Amphiphilic Tri-block Copolymers.”
【Report】The First International Symposium on Advanced Soft Matter: Celebrating the Kick-off of the Global Station for Soft Matter
“The First International Symposium on Advanced Soft Matter: Celebrating the Kick-off of the Global Station for Soft Matter” was held on June 13th – 15th, 2016 at Hokkaido University. The symposium started with opening remarks by President Keizo Yamaguchi of Hokkaido University, followed by a guest speech by Mr. Naoki Himiya, Director of the National read more
24 new members joined GSS on June 1st, 2016
The Global Station for Soft Matter is joined by 24 new members from the U.S., France, and Hokkaido University. We are looking forward to the collaborative work in the future.
The First International Symposium on Advanced Soft Matter: Celebrating the Kick-off of the Global Station for Soft Matter, GI-CoRE, Hokkaido University
We will hold our first international symposium on June 13th – 15th, 2016. Title: The First International Symposium on Advanced Soft Matter: Celebrating the Kick-off of the Global Station for Soft Matter, GI-CoRE, Hokkaido University Date: June 13th, Monday – 15th, Wednesday, 2016 Venue: Akira Suzuki Lecture Hall at Frontier Research in Applied Sciences Building, School of Engineering, Hokkaido read more