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2025/01/20
Determination of Adopters for GAP Fund FY2024 Entry Course (2nd round)
The Greater Tokyo Innovation Ecosystem (GTIE) has selected 10 entry courses (2nd round) for the GAP Fund for FY2024 as follows.
List ofGTIE GAPFund Selectees
FY2024
Entry Course 2nd round (Number of adopted projects: 10) *Not in random order
| Name | Institution | Title | Title of Proposal |
| Hirotsugu Asahara | Tokyo University of Science | Professor, Tokyo University of Science | Drug Development and Practical Application of Novel Artificial Nucleic Acids |
| Masanari Umemura | Yokohama City University | Associate Professor | Development of Brain Tumor Therapy Device Using AC Magnetic Field |
| Manabu Kanazawa | Tokyo University of Science | Professor | Digital denture fabrication service – Tokyo Kagaku Labo |
| Yuta Kurashina | Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology | Associate Professor | Research and development of a coreless drug delivery device using ultrasound irradiation with different superimposed frequencies |
| Yasuo Yoshimi | Shibaura Institute of Technology | Professor | Development of Real-Time Histamine Sensor Using Molecularly Imprinted Polymer |
| Kimi Kuroda | Tokyo University of Science | Professor, Tokyo University of Science | Social Implementation of a Programmable Device Using Biometric Information to Reduce Infant Crying and Support Sleep Training |
| Jinichi Hirano | Keio University | Full-time Lecturer | Development of a web system to improve the treatment of depression |
| Masao Tanabe | Shibaura Institute of Technology | Professor, Shibaura Institute of Technology | Nondestructive Terahertz Sensing of Steel Corrosion under Coating |
| Hiroyuki Nakamura | Tokyo University of Science | Professor, Tokyo University of Science | Development of Next-Generation Neutron Capture Therapy Agents: Toward Practical Application in the Treatment of Intractable Cancer |
| Shoto Sekiguchi | Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology | Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology D. student, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology |
Development of an endoscopic biopsy technique “utilizing bubble flow” for minimally invasive and simple lung cancer diagnosis |
Please click here for details of the selected recipients.
Contact : GTIE Secretariat (Tokyo University of Science) gtie.tt.admin@sangaku.titech.ac.jp