[Event] The Nagoya University Graduate School of Law will host a hybrid special lecture titled “Generative AI: The largest ever theft of intellectual labor?” on November 25, 2025. Explore the legal dimensions of generative AI’s impact on intellectual work: bit.ly/4qLtRgj

[News] Nagoya University ranked 36th overall and 6th in Japan in the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2026. bit.ly/3Jz3WYs

[Public Event] Meet a Kiso horse up close at Nagoya University on November 22, 2025—learn about these indigenous Japanese horses and even try riding them! Registration required. Find out more about this event and the related special exhibit at the Nagoya University Museum: bit.ly/4qKGd8n

[News] Nagoya University Distinguished Professor Hisashi Yamamoto has been awarded the prestigious Order of Culture for his contributions to organic chemistry. bit.ly/47YA80E

[News] Nagoya University welcomed representatives from Chiang Mai University to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. The meeting focused on collaborative opportunities in veterinary medicine, biosciences, and interdisciplinary research. Read more: bit.ly/49xLnhF

[News] Applications are now open for Nagoya University G30 undergraduate programs with October 2026 enrollment. The first application round closes December 3, 2025 at 16:00 JST. Learn more about the international programs and apply: bit.ly/4qM6mUu

[News] Nagoya University welcomed five doctoral students at the 2025 Entrance Ceremony for its Uzbekistan Satellite Campus in Tashkent. The ceremony included representatives from the Embassy of Japan, JICA, and Uzbek government ministries. Learn more: bit.ly/3JeHrYM

[News] The blue LED developed by researchers at Nagoya University has been recognized as an IEEE Milestone. This breakthrough in the 1980s overcame challenges that many believed impossible and later earned a Nobel Prize. Learn more: bit.ly/4qjYUj7

[News] Nagoya University presented the 2025 Leading Women Researchers Award to four faculty members on October 6. The award recognizes outstanding research abilities and leadership potential. Learn more about this initiative: bit.ly/4hwHRX9

[News] Graduate School of Law Professor Naoko Maeda has been re-elected as a member of the United Nations Committee against Torture, continuing Nagoya University’s contribution to international human rights efforts. bit.ly/47k5cXj

[News] The Nagoya University Asian Satellite Campuses Institute in Mongolia held its 2025 Entrance Ceremony on October 23, welcoming three new doctoral students. The event brought together officials from the Embassy of Japan, JICA, and Mongolian institutions. bit.ly/4hxUAZw

[News] Nagoya University honored three international alumni with the Award for Contributions to International Exchange during Homecoming 2025. The reception celebrated global alumni achievements and connections. Learn more: bit.ly/3JpHfFW

Prof. Colombo from Ca'Foscari University of Venice delivered a special lecture on International Commercial Arbitration at the Nagoya University Graduate School of Law on October 22. Topics included arbitration agreements and practical dispute resolution strategies. Read more: bit.ly/48QcXGJ

On October 24, over 230 students gathered at Toyoda Auditorium for a party welcoming international students to Nagoya University. The evening brought students together through food and entertainment that helped build community on campus. See more: bit.ly/4qwo8uC

[News] Nagoya University has been selected for the Japan Science and Technology Agency’s EXPERT-J initiative to recruit global talent, supporting international research collaboration and competitiveness. bit.ly/3JgrKjF

[News] The Nagoya University Philippine Center held its 2025 Entrance Ceremony on October 13, welcoming six new Filipino doctoral students into the Transnational Doctoral Programs for Leading Professionals in Asian Countries. Read more about the ceremony: bit.ly/4nrQx21

[News] Nagoya University has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the Collection Club, an organization that helps students reconnect with campus life by sharing their interests and participating in group activities. bit.ly/3Job2yM

On October 21, Nagoya University Vice President Norimi Mizutani met with Singapore University of Technology and Design Provost Chee Yeow Meng. The meeting featured an overview of SUTD’s curriculum and discussions on possible short-term exchange programs.

[News] Nagoya University and the City of Nagoya have signed a new agreement to promote sustainable growth through joint research and policy collaboration. The initiative aims to address urban challenges and support long-term development. Learn more: bit.ly/4hvNvsw

[News] Nagoya University President Naoshi Sugiyama met with UNC-Chapel Hill leadership in September to strengthen the partnership between the institutions. The universities are working together on medical research, student exchanges, and exploring new collaboration areas. Read more: bit.ly/4qkexa2

[News] Nagoya University ranked 5th in Japan in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2026. bit.ly/3WPWjja

[News] Nagoya University completed a two-week pilot test of "metawork" technology in Shinshiro, Aichi Prefecture. 85 participants successfully operated robotic arms remotely using VR headsets. The project explores new possibilities for regional revitalization. Read more: bit.ly/46ZaEjm

[News] A Nagoya University delegation visited @ncstate.bsky.social from Sept. 22-24, 2025, celebrating 40 years of academic collaboration. The three-day visit featured anniversary symposiums, research discussions, and plans to expand student exchange programs. Learn more: bit.ly/3WMregh

Nagoya University Hospital's Department of Nephrology is advancing kidney care through innovative research. Meet four specialized teams—Regenerative Medicine, Biochemistry, Clinical Research, and Peritoneal Dialysis—as leading researchers share their work: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnKr...

[News] Nagoya University has released the 2026 admission requirements for its G30 international graduate programs. Applications open Jan. 6-Jan. 14, 2026, and a webinar explaining the details will be held on Nov. 19, 2025. Learn more: bit.ly/3WFV1XZ

[News] On October 3, Nagoya University hosted a delegation from Peking University to strengthen academic ties. The visit included meetings with Nobel laureates and facility tours, highlighting collaborative research and international cooperation. Learn more: bit.ly/4qdW92G

[News] Nagoya University has been selected for MEXT’s prestigious FLAGs program, recognizing its commitment to cultivating future global leaders through advanced graduate education. bit.ly/3JgxY2V

[Research] A new system from Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine can identify genetic mutations in brain tumors in 25 minutes during surgery, enabling real-time decisions about tumor boundaries. Learn more: bit.ly/3WHBXbL doi.org/p875

[News] Congratulations to Professor Kazuhisa Tsuboki for receiving the 2025 Prime Minister’s Distinguished Service Award in Disaster Management for his contributions to the improvement of disaster management systems. bit.ly/4n5DGSY

[Research] Researchers at Nagoya University discovered that zebrafish have enlarged spinal cord areas, previously thought to exist only in four-limbed vertebrates. The finding offers new insights into vertebrate evolution. Learn more: bit.ly/43giR04 doi.org/p874

[Research] Research from Nagoya University shows that volcanic ash from eruptions on Nishinoshima Island traveled 130 km and enhanced phytoplankton growth near Mukojima Island. The findings reveal how volcanic activity can influence ocean ecosystems at significant distances. bit.ly/4hfpd6

[News] The Asian Satellite Campuses Institute at Nagoya University held a research presentation ceremony on September 30, featuring five doctoral graduates from across Asia. The presentations covered critical topics in trade policy, healthcare, and agriculture. Read more: bit.ly/3VLFcP5

At the Fall 2025 Entrance Ceremony, Associate Professor Christian Otchia (GSID) addressed the incoming class: "Your journey will not always be easy, but it will be worthwhile." Congratulations to the 291 students from 41 countries who joined Nagoya University today! Read more: bit.ly/3VMCWHo

[Research] 🧲 Scientists in Japan have solved a 5-year quantum puzzle—why weak magnetic fields can switch electrical behavior in kagome metals. This could enable entirely new types of magnetic electronics. No touching required. bit.ly/4ogMNBF 🧪 doi.org/p7sz

Congratulations to the 234 students who graduated from Nagoya University yesterday! Best wishes for continued success in your future endeavors 🎉 Read more about the ceremony: bit.ly/3ILxS2Z

[Research]🩸Blood tests show four main types of COVID vaccine responses! Nagoya University researchers tracked 2,526 people for 18 months & found that tracking antibody levels may identify individuals at greater risk of infection. Published in Science Translational Medicine. bit.ly/4gwc4Vx 🧪

[Research] 🌐⚡ Nagoya University researchers achieve world-first breakthrough in terahertz technology. The team developed a room-temperature resonant tunneling diode using safer Group IV materials, opening new possibilities for 6G networks and ultra-fast data transfer. bit.ly/466ze1i doi.org/p59h 🧪

<RSC Prizes>🏆 2025年基礎有機化学討論会において、安藤慶太（名古屋大学）、槙原優太（大阪大学）、平野純⼀朗（名古屋大学）がそれぞれ@chemicalscience.rsc.org 賞、 @orgbiomolchem.rsc.org 賞、及び @rscadvances.rsc.org 賞を受賞されました！🎉👏👏 @en.nagoya-u.ac.jp www.poc35-2025.org/index.html Well done and big congrats! #chemsky #OrganicChemistry #PhysicalChemistry

On September 8, 2025, the closing ceremony was held for the 92nd Training Course in Japanese Language and the 44th Training Course in Japanese Language and Japanese Culture. Congratulations to the 16 students who completed their programs!

[News] Nagoya University students have launched a crowdfunding campaign to create university-branded t-shirts through the Meidai LinkT Project. bit.ly/3JOU7oZ

[News] Nagoya University has announced the five recipients of the 2025 Akasaki Students' Incentive Prize, which recognizes first-year medical and doctoral students whose research demonstrates exceptional potential for future impact. bit.ly/4pbBzj1

[News] Nagoya University strengthened its partnerships in Singapore through a high-level visit on September 4-7. The delegation advanced collaboration with the National University of Singapore and joined celebration of new alumni branch. bit.ly/464CngE

[News] On August 26, a ceremony was held to present the 2025 Chancellor's Special Award for Educational Good Practice. Two courses from Nagoya University and one from Gifu University were recognized for their excellence. bit.ly/3IdvtxR

[Researchers in the News] Nagoya University's Professor Keisuke Fujii developed AI that simulates "what if" scenarios in self-driving cars, animal behavior, and NBA games without repeated real-world experiments. bit.ly/4gcXSk6

[Research] Nagoya University scientists made a world-first breakthrough in etching hafnium oxide, a promising semiconductor material, at room temperature without toxic halogen gases. The method achieves atomic-level precision while reducing environmental impact. Discover more: bit.ly/3V5tSgs%F0%9...

[Research] 🇦🇶 East Antarctica's interior acts as an early warning system for ice loss! New 30-year study shows Indian Ocean warming causes rapid Antarctic interior warming at 0.45-0.72°C/decade. Published in @natcomms.nature.com. bit.ly/4m594AQ 🧪 doi.org/p45t

[Research] 👩‍🔬🔍Researchers at Nagoya University are becoming architects at the atomic level! The Yamauchi-Asakura Lab creates #nanomaterials with “designer holes” that can make hydrogen fuel cheaper & detect microplastics in water (among other amazing things!). bit.ly/42dIwGc 🧪

[Research] KIOXIA Iwate will begin evaluating GaN photocathode technology developed by Photo electron Soul and Nagoya University. The innovation offers a new approach to semiconductor inspection and metrology that could overcome manufacturing challenges. bit.ly/3UZo9st

[News] Nagoya University welcomed a delegation from the Philippine Commission on Higher Education on September 3, 2025. The visit explored opportunities to expand educational partnerships, with discussions on strengthening collaboration in student and research exchange. Read more: bit.ly/4mMHR7a

[Researchers in the News] 🐓 A team including researchers at Nagoya University have developed a genetic tool to identify and breed out aggressive pecking behavior in chickens, offering a humane solution to improve poultry welfare and farm productivity. bit.ly/462lbbV