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The Following List Includes the Names of the Selected Fellows, Their Host Researchers and Research Themes Under the First Recru The following list includes the names of the selected fellows, their host researchers and research themes under the first recruitment of FY 2006-2007 JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program for Foreign Researchers. Under this recruitment, 1295 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 late December 2005. 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 First Name Middle Name Middle Name Identification of Determinants of Variation in Gene ABBASI Abdol Rahim TETSUO KUNIEDA Okayama University Expression for Carcass Traits in Japanese Black Cattle Dynamic Response and Seismic Performance of Cable- ABDEL RAHEEM Shehata Eldabie TOSHIRO HAYASHIKAWA Hokkaido University Stayed Bridge Tower Under Great Earthquake Synthetic Analysis of Poverty Alleviation in ACHARYA Sanjaya ETSUO YOSHINO Hokkaido University Nepal;Comparison with the Experience of Japan and Korea Exploring New Lithium Ion Conducting Bromides and Their AHMAD MOHAMAD Mohamad Mahmoud KOJI YAMADA Hiroshima University Conduction Mechanism Role of Mobile Genetic Elements in Spread of Antibiotic AHMED Ashraf Mohamed TADASHI SHIMAMOTO Hiroshima University Resistance Genes among Pathogenic Bacteria Abdelmohsen A Study on Integration of Super Capacitor with Utility, Solar, AHMED Tarek TOSHIHIKO TANAKA Yamaguchi University Elsayed and Wind Power, and On-site Loads Rapid Degradation of Lakes in Kushiro Mire by Material AHN Young Sang FUTOSHI NAKAMURA Hokkaido University Flows and Development of Restotation measures Detection and Functional Analysis of Thioredoxin- AHSAN Md. Kaimul HAJIME NAKAMURA Kyoto University Interacting Proteins in Plasma Tokyo University of Decelopment and Evaluation of New Technology for ALVINDIA Dionisio De Guzman KEIKO NATSUAKI Agriculture Postharvest Management of Tropical Fruits Identification of Novel Proteins Associating with Collagen- AMERE Sreedhar Subbarao KAZUHIRO NAGATA Kyoto University Specific Molecular Chaperone HSP47 Functional Studies on Ceriporic Acid B, an Extracellular AMIRTA Rudianto TAKASHI WATANABE Kyoto University Metabolite Produced by a White Rot Fungus Characterization of Sex Pheromone Specific Fatty-Acyl ANTONY Binu SADAHIRO TATSUKI The University of Tokyo Reductase Gene in the Genus Ostrinia Tokyo University of Marine Wavelet Network for Oceanic Fearute Detectio in Satellite ARVELYNA Yessy MASAKI OSHIMA Science and Technology Images for Marine Disaster Assessment Induction and Horizontal Transfer of Prophages and ASADULGHANI TETSUYA HAYASHI University of Miyazaki Prophage-Related Elements in Escherichia Coli O157 Degradation Mechanisms of Environmental Coatings under ASWINKUMAR Swarnima Deshpande KIKUO KISHIMOTO Tokyo Institute of Technology High Temperature and Their Life Extension Acitivity of Propolis Extracts in Post harvest Agricultural ATUNGULU Griffiths Gregory TOSHITAKA UCHINO Kyushu University Food Preservation Search for Novel Thermoelectric Materials in Clatherate, AVILA Marcos de Abreu TOSHIRO TAKABATAKE Hiroshima University Ce-and Yb-based Systems Synthesis and Catalytic Application of Novel Nanoporous AYYAMPERUMAL Sakthivel YOSHIHIRO SUGI Gifu University Materials for Green Chemical Processes Proteomic Analysis of Responses of BasR/S Mutants of BABUJEE Lavanya SHINJI TSUYUMU Shizuoka University Erwinia Chrysanthemi to Iron Availability Regulation and Inhibition of Amyloidogenetic Proteins using BANERJEE Arijit HISAKAZU MIHARA Tokyo Institute of Technology Structure Designed Peptides Hamamatsu University School Development of Therapeutic System for Aorthic Lesions BASHAR Abul Hasan Muhammad TERUHISA KAZUI of Medicine Including Stent-grafting BAUER Peter NOBUYUKI NUKINA RIKEN Molecular Neuropathological Study on Polyglutamine Functional Proteomics of the Blood-Brain Barrier Transport BELANGER Mireille TETSUYA TERASAKI Tohoku University in the Diseased State Design of a Novel "Glucose-Air" Fuel Cell Using Nano- BEN AOUN Sami ISAO TANIGUCHI Kumamoto University Ordered Electrocatalytic Electrodes Nara Institute of Science and Construction of Total Expression of Artificial BHOSALE Sidhanath Vishwanath YOSHIAKI KOBUKE Technology Photosynthetic System Mimicking the Nature Study of Algebraic Homotopy Theory Toward the BORGHESI Simone AKIHIRO TSUCHIYA Nagoya University Application to Arithmatic and Mathematics Physiscs Tokyo University of Self-assembled MBE Grouth of a Ternary Magnetic BOURAVLEUV Alexei Dmitrievich KATSUAKI SATO Agriculture and Technology Semiconductor and its Characterization Development of Selective Molecules for Recognition of BRAZIER John Alan SHIGEKI SASAKI Kyushu University Highly-Ordered DNA Structures Japan's National Identity and Russo-Japanese Relations in BUKH Alexander NAOYUKI UMEMORI Waseda University the Post-Cold War Era CADORET Anna Gwenaellle-Lucile AKIO TAMAGAWA Kyoto University Modular Tower Conjectures and Geometry of Hurwits Study on Bacterial Communities Responsible for the Soil CAHYANI Vita Ratri MAKOTO KIMURA Nagoya University Formation of Rice Paddies Cellular and Molecular Characterization of Synaptogenesis CAMPBELL Douglas Simon HITOSHI OKAMOTO RIKEN in the Zebrafish Nervous System Effect of Fiber Treatment and Processing on Biodegradable CAO Yong KOICHI GODA Yamaguchi University Characteristic of Green Composites Study on the Design Methods of Inducers to Avoid CERVONE Angelo YOSHINOBU TSUJIMOTO Osaka University Cavitation Instabilities Nara Institute of Science and Role of the Heterotrimeric G Protein in Disease Resistance CHAKRABARTI Apratim KO SHIMAMOTO Technology Signaling in Rice National Institute of Advanced A Study of Spin Filter Effect using Magnetic CHANDRAN Sudakar KENJI KAWAGUCHI Industrial Science and Semicondudtors for Spin Injection Device Application Technology A Study on the Evolution of Cold Pool and its Effect on the CHANG Pil-Hun HIDETAKA TAKEOKA Ehime University Water Circulation in the Seto Inland Sea New Japanese Identities:Migrants Discourses of Citizenship CHAPMAN David Richard IKUO KAWAKAMI Waseda University and Multicultual Coexistence National Institute of Advanced Fabrication of the Novel Electrical Materials Using Polymer CHEN Guangxin HIROSHI SHIMIZU Industrial Science and (Polymer Blend)/CNT Nanocomposites Technology National Institute for Research on Coating Technology foa athode Protection CHEN Huang JIN KAWAKITA Materials Science Sysytem withPhoto-catalyst One-dimensional Conducting Polymer Nanohybrids CHEN Aihua TOMOKAZU IYODA Tokyo Institute of Technology Fabrication toward Integrated Molecular Circuitry Kanagawa Academy of Investigation of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Using p-Type CHEN Tong Lai YUTAKA FURUBAYASHI Science and Technology Titanium Dioxide Acomparative Study of Public Crippled School and Inclusive CHO Wonil MAKIO NAKAMURA University of Tsukuba Education in Japan, South Korea, and US Fabrication of Dislocation Quantum Device and Design of CHOI Si-Young YUICHI IKUHARA The University of Tokyo it's Electronic Structure Seismic Performance of Unreinforced Concrete Block CHOI Ho KIMIRO MEGURO The University of Tokyo Infilled Reinforced Concrete Buildings Mechanisms of Biosynthesis and Action of a Newly CHOWDHURY Vishwajit Sur KAZUYOSHI TSUTSUI Hiroshima University Discovered Gonadotropin-Inhibitory Hormone Growth Mechani Sms and Dynamics of Conifer Regeneration CHRIMES Dillon Bay HIDEO SAKAI The University of Tokyo in Hokkaido and in the Northern Hemisphere COCHRAN Elizabeth Scott JAMES JIRO MORI Kyoto University Total Slip Budget for Japanese Subduction Zones Debt Securities, Bank Debt, Equity and Real Economic COLOMBAGE Sisira Reginold Nishantha HISAKATSU SAKURAI Kobe University Growth: An International Comparative Analysis Association of Helicobacter Pylori Infection and Gastric CON CHIN Sergio Arturo TETSURO SUGIURA Kochi University Diseases in Costa Rica (Central America) Enhancing Collaborative Social Interactions with COULIN Chad Raymond TOYOAKI NISHIDA Kyoto University Conversational Agents and Knowledge Mapping Extreme Wind and Wave Climate Measurement at Japan DANKERT Heiko TAKAO YAMASHITA Kyoto University Using a Marine X-Band Rader International Christian 1. Japanese Middle School Teacher as Civio Educators. 2. DAWSON Walter Putnam HIDENORI FUJITA University The Need for Oral Second Language Education in Southeast Morpho-Physiological Studies on Stress Responses of DEORA Abhinandan KENSUKE NABETA Hokkaido University Parasitic Protozoa and Peronosporomycetes Development of Ultrasonic Bladder Scanner and its DERROUICH Salah JUN OYAMA Nagasaki University Application to Urination Management System Tokyo University of Research on High Efficiency Heterojunction Silicon Solar DHAMRIN Marwan Mohammed KOICHI KAMISAKO Agriculture and Technology Cells with Interdigitated Back Contacts National Institute of Advanced Study of New Porous Metal-Organic Framework Compounds DU Miao KYO JO Industrial Science and as Hydrogen-Storage Materials Technology Examination and Adjustment of Two-Equation Thermal EL-AMIN Mohamed Fathy HIROSHI KANAYAMA Kyushu University Turbulent Models for Buoyant Jets ESPESSET Gregoire KUNIO MUGITANI Kyoto University Revaluation of the Taiping Jing in History of Daoism Controlled Growth and Their Chemical and Physical National Institute
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