Yamamoto Bio-Emission Laboratory
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YAMAMOTO Bio-Emission Laboratory (Former name is Medical Imaging Laboratory)
National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS), Japan
9-1, Anagawa-4, Inage-ku, Chiba-shi 263-8555 JAPAN
Phone: +81-43-206-3066
Fax: +81-43-206-3069
Society Activity
Research Activity
- Research on Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
- Lung Cancer Automated Recognition Group
(Finished on March 31, 2000)
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We developed and studied system that extracts automatically lung cancer
candidates from 3-dimensional images of X-ray CT, then that is useful for
diagnoses.
- Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) Group
- Fundamental studies to apply semiconductor radiation detecters to the diagnostic equipments in nuclear medicine
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Bio-Emission Group
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We research the special or anomalous functions in the human body by measuring
some physiological factors, e.g. EEG, and the weak emission from the body
like infrared rays or magnetism. We have corroborative investigation about
the latent talent of the human being, for instance, the influence of one's
mind and consciousness on his body, someone else and the matters.
Project Activity
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A new program starts on June 1, 2000
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We begin a new research program which relates to anomalous somatic functions,
based on a budget from Science and Technology Agency of Japan.
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Study on Analyzing Methods of Human Body Functions Using Various Simultaneous
Measurements (VSM) (Finished on March 31, 2000)
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5-Year-Project of Science and Technology Agency of Japan
- We worked on the 5-year-project "Study on analyzing methods of human body
functions using various simultaneous measurements" (see figure
VSM Image) awarded a budget from Science and Technology Agency of Japan
since September 1995, in National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Science
and Technology Agency, Japan.
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Research communication between Japan and China was started in 1996. Members
of our laboratory and others visited China for research communication on
qigong and anomalous somatic functions.
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Winter Seminar 1998 (Finished)
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Somatic Science Research at Yunnan University in
China
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International Workshop on Anomalous Somatic Functions
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Human Potential Science International Forum
- Date: 22-27 August 2002
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Place: Reception Hall NAGISA, on 2F of OVTA, Makuhari, Chiba (near Tokyo), Japan
1-1, Hibino, Mihama-ku, Chiba-city 261-0021 JAPAN near Tokyo, Japan
- Please ask details to ISLIS Head Office: islis@nirs.go.jp
HEAD
RESEARCH STAFF and COLLABORATER
October 8, 2003
| KOKUBO Hideyuki |
Research Staff profile / e-mail |
| CHEN Weizhong |
Research Staff, Graduate Student of Chiba University |
| YOICHI Hideo |
Research Staff |
ZHANG Tong |
Research Staff |
| BABA Masako |
Research Staff |
| SUGA Haruko |
Research Staff |
| YODA Atsuko |
Research Staff |
| FUKUDA Nobuo |
Honorary Scientist |
| MACHI Yoshio |
Collaborator / Professor, Tokyo Denki University |
| KAWANO Kimiko |
Collaborator / Nippon Medical School e-mail |
Winter Seminar 1998
Somatic Science Research at Yunnan University in China
- Date: January 8, 1998 (Finished)
- Time: 13:00
- Place: Conference Room, Advanced Medical Research Center for Heavy Ions, NIRS
- Language: Japanese (Chinese will be translated to Japanese).
- Fee: The First Program; Free. The Second Program; 2000 yen.
- Reception: 17:00-19:00
- Charge: 4000 yen
PROGRAM
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13:00
The First Program: Japan-China Joint Communication "Anomalous Somatic
Functions"
- YAMAMOTO Mikio, KAWANO Kimiko and MACHI Yoshio
- 14:00
The Second Program: Somatic Science Research at Yunnan University
- LUO Xin and ZHU Nianling
- RIU Chao (Translator)
- 16:10 Discussion
- 17:00 Reception
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