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The Following List Includes the Names of the Selected Fellows, Their Host The following list includes the names of the selected fellows, their host researchers and research themes under the second recruitment of FY 2005-2006 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program for Foreign Researchers. Under this recruitment, 1340 applications were received, among which 300 fellowships were awarded. Notification of the selection results will be made in writing through the head of the applying institution in early August. An award letter will be sent to the successful candidates. Unsuccessful applicants (host researchers) will receive a notice of their approximate ranking, and will inform the candidates. Individual requests for selection results are not accepted. Fellow Host Researcher Host Institution Research Theme Family Name First Name Middle Name Liver Biopsy as a Tool for Detection of Oxidative Stress in ABD ELLAH Mahmoud Rushdi JUN YASUDA Iwate University Hepatic Disorders of Cattle National Institute of Advanced Development of New Functionalized nano-structured silika ABDEL DAYEM ISMAIL ALI Adel Ali HIDEYUKI MATSUNAGA Industrial Science and for Simple Detection of toxie pollutants Technology Design of New Ionic Liquids and Plastic Crystals for ABU-LEBDEH Yaser Ahmad MASAYOSHI WATANABE Yokohama National University Electrochemical Systems Synthesis of Atherosclerosis-Inducing Epoxy-Isoprostane ACHARYA Hukum Prasad YUICHI KOBAYASHI Tokyo Institute of Technology Phosphorylcholines and its Application ADAM David NORIKO HIRATA-KOHNO Nihon University Study of Arithmetic Functions National Institute for Agro- ADANDONON Appolinaire IKUKO OKABE Microbial Community on Sclerotia of Sclerotium Rolfsii Environmental Sciences Innovative Recycling Strategy in Bangladesh Using Cost AFROZ Rafia KEISUKE HANAKI The University of Tokyo Benefit and Life Cycle Analysis Analysis of Genetical Regulation for Tiller Bud Formation AHMED Nisar MASAHIKO MAEKAWA Okayama University and Development in Rice Characterization of Streptococcus-Derived Lipoteichoic AHMED Sharif Uddin MITSUNOBU SATO The University of Tokushima Acid and Application to Oral Cancer Treatment A new processing og rumen-bypass amino acid and porotein AIBIBULA Yimamu MASAKAZU GOTO Mie University feels and its effect on animal production National Food Research ALI Mohammad Babar KIMIKO YABE Research on Mechanism of Aflatoxin Biosynthesis by Fungi Institute National Agriculture and Bio- Astudy of Interactions Between Entomopathogenic ANSARI Minshad Ali MUTSUHIRO YOSHIDA oriented Research Nematodes and Fungi for Biocontrol of Insect Pests Speech Signal Analysis using Instantaneous Frequency in ARIFIANTO Dhany TAKAO KOBAYASHI Tokyo Institute of Technology Noisy Environment Research Organization of ARTHO Cyrille Valentin SHINICHI HONIDEN Afent, Object-Oriented, and Software Engineering Information and Systems Some Statistical Models and Their Applications for the ARYAL Tika Ram SATORU KANOH Hitotsubashi University Study of Demographic Parameters ASHHAB Sahel Shafiq AKIRA TONOMURA RIKEN Quantum Computing Using Superconducting Qubits Appraisal of Bioavailable Heavy Metals in the Urban Runoff AUNG Nyein Nyein HIROAKI FURUMAI The University of Tokyo that Contribute to Aquatic Toxicity Metabolomics of Medicinal Compounds from Tissue Cultures AZAD Mustafa Abul Kalam NOBUO YOSHIZAWA Utsunomiya University in kihada Active Vibration and Noise Control Using Self-Powered BADEL Adrien JINHAO QIU Tohoku University Adaptive Synchronized Switch Damping Fellow Host Researcher Host Institution Research Theme Family Name First Name Middle Name The Development of Korean Shipbuilding Industries in 1960s BAE Sukman TAMIO HATTORI The University of Tokyo and 1970s BAJRACHARYA Gan Bahadur HIROAKI SASAI Osaka University Development of Dendritic Artificial Enzymes Kurosio Intrusion Into Luzon Strait and Its Environmental BALOTRO Rolando Sayo XINYU GUO Ehime University Impact on the Philippine Coasts Study of Novel Silicon Heterojunction Solar Cells with Wide BANERJEE Chandan MAKOTO KONAGAI Tokyo Institute of Technology Bandgap Microcrystal BAUDOUIN Lucie MASAHIRO YAMAMOTO The University of Tokyo Inverse Problems and Shape Optimization Technique Structure Analysis of the Transcription Factors that Control BEGUM Parvin ISAO TANAKA Hokkaido University Disease-Related Factors Experimental Study on Redox Reactions that Controlled BHALLA Paras EIICHI TAKAHASHI Tokyo Institute of Technology Early Atmosphere Japan International Research Impact of Social Capital on the Water Management in BHANDARI Hum nath KUMI YASUNOBU Center for Agricultural Different Rice Eco-systems, Southeast Asia Sciences Shiga University of Medical Physicochemical Studies on Fullerene Complexes of BHATTACHARYA Sumanta NAOKI KOMATSU Science Porphyrins and Calixarenes Materials Engineering of 1D Hybrids Composed of Fullerene BIAN Yongzhong TAKUZO AIDA The University of Tokyo and Supramolecular Polymers of Porphyrin Cyclic Dimers Construction of the Ultra-Fast Puluse Radiolysis is System BONIN Julien YOSUKE KATSUMURA The University of Tokyo for Supercritical Fluids and its Application Gifu Pharmaceutical Development of Efficient H-D Exchange Mthod of Alkenes BORA Utpal HIRONAO SAJIKI University and Preparation of Deuterated Polymers Improvement of Porous Si Support Catalyst Layer for Ultra BRITO NETO Jose Geraldo Alves MASANORI HAYASE Science University of Tokyo Thin Fuel Cell with Si Electrodes Homotopy Thpe of the Space of Knots and Gemetry of BUDNEY Ryan David TOSHITAKE KOHNO The University of Tokyo Configuration Spaces Role of an Enzyme for Cholesterol Synthesis in Abnormal CAO Xia GEN SOBUE Nagoya University Brain Development and Alzheimer' s Disease Prostanoid Receptors in the Porcine Myometrium:their CAO Jinshan TETSURO TANEIKE Rakuno Gakuen University Physiological Role and Regulation of Expression Development of New Framework for Health Risk Evaluation CHAN Melissa Pui Ling SHINSUKE MORISAWA Kyoto University Following the Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals Centrifuge Modeling of Contaminant Retention and Migration CHANDRASEKHARAN Gurumoorthy OSAMU KUSAKABE Tokyo Institute of Technology in Compacted Bentonite-sand Backfill Phase-Coherence of Quantum Hall Edge Channels and its CHENAUD Boris SUSUMU KOMIYAMA The University of Tokyo Control Ion Beam Applications for Rear-earth Doping and Nanopore CHENG Xiangqian TERUAKI MOTOOKA Kyushu University Sculpture in Si Studies on Squalene and Oxidosqualene Cyclases and CHENG Jun TSUTOMU HOSHINO Niigata University Creation of Unnatural Natural Terpenoids CHENG Jinglei TOYOSHI FUJIMOTO Nagoya University Cell Biological Analysis of Intracellular Lipid Droplet Development of MEMS Device for Single Molecular/Cellular CHO Younghak BEOMJOON KIM The University of Tokyo Characterization Towards Medical Application Fellow Host Researcher Host Institution Research Theme Family Name First Name Middle Name An Investigation into the Prevalence and Population CULLETON Richard Leighton KAZUYUKI TANABE Osaka Institute of Technology Genetics of African Plasmodium Vivax, Focusing on Antigen Polymorphism Osaka Electro- Study of The (α, n) Reaction Cross Sections with Unstable DAS Suranjan Kumar TOMOKAZU FUKUDA Communication University Nuclei for Astrophysical Interest Microbial Demethylation in Biogeochemistry and DE Jaysankar KIMIO FUKAMI Kochi University Bioremediation of Mercury Research Organization of Regulation og Sub-axonal Patterning in Drosophila DE FALCO Tony John YASUSHI HIROMI Information and Systems Neurogenesis DEAC-RENNER Alina Maria YOSHISHIGE SUZUKI Osaka University Research on the Spin-Injection Devices Improvement of Drip Irrigation Scheduling to Increase Crop DEHGHANISANIJ Hossein HISAO ANYOJI Tottori University Water Productivity in a Greenhouse Innovation of Arthritis Therapy bu Using RNA Interference DEMIRCAN Kadir YOSHIFUMI NINOMIYA Okayama University of Aggrecanase-3 Micro/Nano Bubble Actuator for Micro DNA Bio-Analysis DENG Peigang SATORU KOMORI Kyoto University System Debelopment of Compact Surface-Plasmon-Resonance DHESINGH Ravi Shankaran NORIO MIURA Kyushu University Immunosensor for Highly Sensitive Detection of Smell Molecules Regulation of PAI-1 Gene Expression by C/EBP: a Novel DONG Jie HIROYUKI TSUTSUI Hokkaido University Link Between Inflammation and Thrombosis Advanced Signal Processing for Ultra-Wideband Systems DOTLIC Igor Dusan RYUJI KOHNO Yokohama National University with Antenna Arrays in Medical Applications DUGARJAVIIN Manglai YUJI MORI The University of Tokyo Identification of Temperament Associated Genes in Horses DUONG Hai Minh SHIGEO MARUYAMA The University of Tokyo Physics and Engineerin of nanostructured taranport Study on Processing and Properties of Nanostructured EL-DESSOUKI Mohamed Radwan YOSHINARI MIYAMOTO Osaka University Aluminum Nitride Materials Fullerenes and Porphyrins as Nanostructured Artificial EL-KHOULY Mohamed El-Sayed OSAMU ITO Tohoku University Photosynthetic Models Applications of Real-Variable Methods in Harmonic Analysis EPHREMIDZE Lasha NOBUHIKO FUJII Tokai University for Ergodic Theory An Integrated Approach to Environmentally Conscious FARGNOLI Mario FUMIHIKO KIMURA The University of Tokyo Product Life Cycle Design National Institutes of Natural Study of Plasma Confinement in Helical Systems based on FERRANDO I MARGALET Sergi HIDEO SUGAMA Sciences Magnetohydrodynamics and Kinetics FISCHER Dirk YOSHINORI YAMAMOTO Tohoku University Development fo Catalytic Carboamination Comparative Research on the East AsianCultural Networks GAO Yuan SHUNYA YOSHIMI The University of Tokyo in the Early 20th Century GARDIAS HEWAWASAM Non-linear Characteristics
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