月曜日 08:30 - 17:00 火曜日 08:30 - 17:00 水曜日 08:30 - 17:00 木曜日 08:30 - 17:00 金曜日 08:30 - 17:00

Hokkaido University WISE Program for One Health Frontier

ホーム
日本
Fukagawa-shi, Hokkaido
Hokkaido University WISE Program for One Health Frontier

Hokkaido University WISE Program for One Health Frontier, 教育関連サイト, Fukagawa-shiの連絡先情報、マップ、方向、お問い合わせフォーム、営業時間、サービス、評価、写真、動画、お知らせ。

29/10/2025

Title:　Call for participants: One Health Ally Course 2025 Information session ★ November 12th 16:00-16:30 Japanese /　16:30-17:00 ENGLISH
One Health Ally Course is an inter-graduate school and inter-university special educational program to provide the essence of One Health for students in both humanities and sciences.
This will be a meaningful course for students who are interested in international organizations and overseas activities but who have no such opportunities.
Please join us for the information session online!

05/06/2025

We are pleased to announce that we will hold the 17th WISE/LP seminar with Dr. Jaime Galán Elvira as our guest speaker.
Detail is as below. Please see attached Poster and Abstract + Biography.

☆17th WISE/LP Seminar
【Speaker】 Dr. Jaime Galán Elvira, NJOVU African Wildlife Conservation, Professor, Alfonso X El Sabio University, Spain
【Title】The role of veterinary medicine in wildlife conservation in situ
【Date &Time】 June 11th (Wed) 16:00-17:00
【Venue】 Lecture Hall, Lecture Building, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
【Organizer】 Ms. Anastasiia Kovba (D4), Wildlife Biology and Medicine Lab

☆No pre-registration is required.
We are looking forward to the participation of many of you.
WISE Office

04/03/2025

NEWS LETTER Vol.12 Published!!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The twelfth edition of the newsletter gives a brief overview of our latest progress and event report in 2024.
Contents include:
・Event Report
・Overseas Activity Report (Internship and Ally Course Module 4)
・WISE Alumni Message
・Student's Voice
・Ally Course Completion
・The Examination for ZCE
・Student's Award Reports
・One Health Relay Report
A PDF version of the Newsletter is available on the website.
https://onehealth.vetmed.hokudai.ac.jp/en/publications/

21/02/2025

★One Health Relay Report★
Will introduce our Hokudai researchers' latest study here!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile #40: Dr. Hirofumi SAWA, Professor
Division of Biological Response Analysis,
Institute for Vaccine Research and Development (IVReD)

～Research and Development of Japanese Vaccines～
　The Institute for Vaccine Research and Development (IVReD), Hokkaido University (HU) was established in October 2022 as a synergy center under the Program, entitled, “Japan Initiative for World-leading Vaccine Research and Development Centers” by Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED).
　Among the activities performed by members of the IVReD, Professor Yoshihiro Sakoda and his research group at the Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, isolated a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus strain (HPAIV) (H5N1 subtype) in 2022 for the first time in Japan from a dead red fox (Virology, 2023). This HPAIV strain was sent to Dr. Hideki Hasegawa, who is the Director of the Center for Influenza and Respiratory Virus Research at the National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID), representative of WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza in Japan, and an IVReD visiting professor. The genome, pathogenicity, and antigenicity of the HPAIV strain (Ezo Red Fox strain) were examined at the Center for Influenza and Respiratory Virus Research, NIID, and the vaccine strain (NIID-002) was synthesized from the parental Ezo Red Fox strain. In February 2024, the NIID-002 strain was approved as candidate vaccine virus (CVV) for H5N1 at the WHO Vaccine Composition Meeting (VCM). In addition, the NIID-002 was selected as Influenza pre-pandemic vaccine strain by the Health Sciences Council of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, and stockpiling production of the NIID-002 is currently underway by pharmaceutical companies in Japan.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join us for WISE Program and study with Hokudai researchers!!

13/02/2025

We are pleased to announce that we will hold the 15th WISE/LP seminar with Dr. Anna K. ÖVERBY as our guest speaker.

Speaker：Dr. Anna K. ÖVERBY, Professor, Department of Clinical Microbiology, Umeå University, Sweden

Title：Whole brain imaging reveals that both type I IFN system and the viral proteins shape tropism of tick-borne brain

Date: March 3 (Mon) 4:30pm-5:30pm

Venue: Lecture Hall, Lecture Building, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Organizer：Mr. THAMMAHAKIN Passawat, D3, Laboratory of Public Health

Pre-registering is not required, please bring your ID card with you.
We looking forward to seeing many of you there!

29/10/2024

★One Health Relay Report★
Will introduce our Hokudai researchers' latest study here!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile #39: Dr. Katsuro HAGIWARA, Professor
Department of Veterinary Virology, School of Veterinary Medicine,
Rakuno Gakuen University

～Social problems of hepatitis E virus～
　Hepatitis E virus (HEV) genotypes 3 and 4 are of concern as zoonotic diseases. These HEVs show no clinical signs in animals, but shed the virus and contaminate the environment. HEV can also be found in the liver of adult pigs without any abnormal findings. HEV has been detected in a variety of domestic and wild animals worldwide.
　HEV infection in humans is primarily oral, with cases reported annually in Hokkaido, which has one of the highest rates of reported cases in Japan. Many cases are attributed to consumption of pigs, wild boar, and deer meat. The spread of the disease is diverse, including feed-borne transmission between livestock and transmission through environmental contamination. As a societal problem, there are cases of animal-derived HEV causing hepatitis in humans and cases of subclinical infection with viremia. The other is post-transfusion hepatitis, which occurs in blood transfusion patient through blood donation from infected individuals in a viremic state. Post-transplant hepatitis has also been observed in organ transplantation, although the number of cases is small.
　The characteristic features of this infection are that HEV of animal origin can be a source of infection in humans and that blood from subclinical patients can lead to iatrogenic disease. This is an example of the importance of the One Health approach to infection control.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join us for WISE Program and study with Hokudai researchers!!

28/10/2024

One Health Ally Course Information Session on November 5th, Tuesday.

We would like to hold Online Ally Course Information session as follows. Pre registration is not required, please access the QR code on flyer.

Date: November 5th (Tue)
Time: JAPANESE 16:00-16:30
ENGLISH 16:30-17:00
(same contents)

We are looking forward to seeing many of you!

27/09/2024

We are pleased to inform you that【SATREPS Seminar: Controlling neglected zoonoses using One Health in Tanzania】will be held at Rakuno Gakuen University (Student Hall) by Hybrid with Webex.

【Date】October 11 (Fri), 2024, 17:00 JST
For details, please refer attached flyer also if you would like to participate online, please register using the QR code on the attached flyer.

We look forward to the participation of many of you.

09/07/2024

★One Health Relay Report★
Will introduce our Hokudai researchers' latest study here!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile #38: Dr. Masahiro KAJIHARA, Associate Professor
Division of International Research Promotion, International Institute for Zoonosis Control

～Virus hunt in bats in Africa～
　Following the proverb, "Those who drink the water of Africa will return to Africa," after my first visit to Zambia as a university student, I began a journey that has led me to conduct research in Africa for over ten years, including approximately five years based in Zambia. My primary research focus is discovering viruses carried by bats and elucidating their characteristics and ecology. In Zambia, our team confirmed the presence of the Marburg virus, which causes lethal hemorrhagic fever in humans. Surprisingly, this virus resembled the viruses found in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, which are 2,000 km away. However, the ecology of the virus—such as when, how, and from where it arrived in Zambia—remains unsolved.
　Viruses infect living cells and utilize their systems to replicate. Thus, understanding the ecology of the hosts is essential to understanding the viruses' ecology. Currently, I am most passionate about biologging studies, in which we release bats equipped with small GPS data loggers into the night sky of Zambia and track their movements via satellites. Our tracking results have successfully captured bats intruding into neighboring countries and densely populated capital areas, revealing that bats travel over a much wider range than previously imagined. In the future, I plan to analyze the risks of virus transmission associated with bat movements. My aim is to conduct research that protects humans and animals from infectious diseases, contributing to their health and happiness. In this context, I believe that understanding the ecology of viruses is essential.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join us for WISE Program and study with Hokudai researchers!!

24/06/2024

NEWS LETTER Vol.11 Published!!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The eleventh edition of the newsletter gives a brief overview of our latest progress and upcoming events in 2024.
Contents include:
・Event Report
・Student’s Voice
・Internships Report
・Student's Award Reports
・SaSSOH 2024
・Ally Course Completion
・The Examination for CHCE
・One Health Relay Report
A PDF version of the Newsletter is available on the website.
https://onehealth.vetmed.hokudai.ac.jp/en/publications/

19/06/2024

Student Monthly Progress Meeting on June 28th, 2024

The Student Monthly Progress Meeting in June will be held on June 28th (Fri) from 16:00 to 17:00 at Lecture Hall.

Four students who belong to Internal Medicine, Biochemistry, and Wildlife Biology and Medicine Labs will introduce their research topics.
You will be able to learn new insights regarding other research fields.

02/05/2024

★One Health Relay Report★
Will introduce our Hokudai researchers' latest study here!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Profile #37: Dr. Masami MORIMATSU, Professor
Laboratory of Laboratory Animal Science and Medicine,
Department of Applied Veterinary Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

～Was going to be a cattle vet, but now I'm a rodent vet.～
　I am from a dairy farming village in Tokachi, Hokkaido, and I enrolled in university because I wanted to become a cattle veterinarian. However, when I graduated from the university, the Agricultural Mutual Aid Association (now NOSAI) was going through an organizational restructuring and stopped offering jobs, so I remained at the university and continued my research.
　I am currently involved in rodent (mouse and rat) research and related animal experimentation, as well as education and facility management. I studied in a lab in the U.S. that was working with genetically engineered mice and discovered that Rad51 recombinase binds to a breast cancer-susceptibility protein, which led to an expanding interest in cancer and research on canine mammary gland tumors. I also discovered Nfkbiz, a protein that is strongly expressed in inflammation, with Dr. Hiroshi Kitamura (now at Rakuno Gakuen University), with whom I was in the Biochemistry Laboratory, and I discovered that dermatitis is caused when this protein is mutated in mice.
　Humans and animals get sick by the similar mechanism. I am currently working in the field of animal experimentation, where I study animal models of diseases and use the findings to improve human health. It is also an important role of veterinarians to promote animal care and techniques to avoid unnecessarily painful and sickly burdens on animals in these fields.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join us for WISE Program and study with Hokudai researchers!!

住所

Fukagawa-shi, Hokkaido

営業時間

月曜日	08:30 - 17:00
火曜日	08:30 - 17:00
水曜日	08:30 - 17:00
木曜日	08:30 - 17:00
金曜日	08:30 - 17:00

ウェブサイト

https://onehealth.vetmed.hokudai.ac.jp/en/

アラート

Hokkaido University WISE Program for One Health Frontierがニュースとプロモを投稿した時に最初に知って当社にメールを送信する最初の人になりましょう。あなたのメールアドレスはその他の目的には使用されず、いつでもサブスクリプションを解除することができます。

その学校に問い合わせをする

Hokkaido University WISE Program for One Health Frontierにメッセージを送信:

名前:

メールアドレス:

メッセージ:

あなたの学校を学校のトップリストFukagawa-shiにしたいですか?