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Makoto T Hayashi, Ph.D. (Junior PI, IFOM ETS)
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Principal Investigator
Makoto earned his B.S., M.S., and his Ph.D. from Osaka University under the supervision of Dr. Hisao Masukata. During this period, he studied the mechanism of DNA replication in fission yeast. In 2009, he moved to the Salk Institute for Biological Studies to start new projects in the telomere field using the human cell culture model. After a successful postdoctoral period in Dr. Jan Karlseder's laboratory, Makoto then moved back to Japan and became the Hakubi program-specific assistant professor at Kyoto University in 2015. He was warmly hosted by Dr. Fuyuki Ishikawa laboratory and performed his own projects. He has now launched his own laboratory in 2020 as a Group leader at IFOM-KU International Joint Research Laboratory. Makoto is currently employed by the IFOM ETS, the AIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology, and his lab is located at the Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto University.
What is the truth...?
Makiko Nishimura (Secretary)
Lab manegement
Once a week...
Andrew N Osahor, Ph.D. (Postdoctoral Researcher, IFOM ETS)
Expansion of FuVis system
Andrew obtained his B.S. in molecular biosciences in 2007 from Arizona State University. He was subsequently employed as a research assistant at the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University where worked under the supervision of Dr. Hugh Mason on developing Virus-Like Particles as cervical cancer vaccine candidates. He earned his M.S. in Biotechnology from the Malaysia University of Science and Technology in 2012 and his Ph.D. from Monash university in 2019, both supervised by Dr. Kumaran Narayanan. During his graduate career, Andrew studied the mechanism of hybrid non-viral gene delivery to human cells. Andrew was graciously hosted by Dr. Fuyuki Ishikawa for a science symposium in 2018, and has now joined the IFOM-KU International Joint Research Laboratory as a postdoctoral researcher in 2021, supervised by Dr. Makoto Hayashi.
I love Jujitsu.
Herve Dushimyineza (Ph.D. candidate, Kyoto University)
Innate immune response against self-DNA
I like basketball, drinking, and afro-music.
Placide Niyonshuti (Ph.D. candidate, Kyoto University)
The molecular mechanism of mitotic telomere deprotection
I like traveling, drinking, and studying history.
Syunya Kosaka (Master course student, Kyoto University)
The molecular mechanism of mitotic telomere deprotection
My hobbies are soccer, drinking, and watching movies.
Yuya Nishida (Research Assistant, Kyoto University)
meta-TIF assay, live-cell analysis
Yumi Hayashi (Research Assistant)
Molecular cloning, cell culture
Alumni (next affiliation)
2020.04 – 2020.10
Shoma Ishikawa, Ph.D.
University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany
2020.04 – 2022.03
Naoya Koshizuka, M.S
2021.04 – 2024.03
Yuki Sato, Ph.D.
2023.04 – 2024.09
Pamela Orrego, M.S.
2020.04 – 2024.09
Diana Romero-Zamora, Ph.D.
OIST, Okinawa, Japan
AMGEN Sholars (affiliation at the time)
2022 AMGEN Scholar
Keely Likosky
Villanova University
2023 AMGEN Scholar
Muhammad "Kevin" Irsyad Ramadhan
Bandung Institute of Technology
2024 AMGEN Scholar
Darina Mukhamejanova
Nazarbayev University
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