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Tokyo Tech Alumni Stories - Natt Leelawat applies his expertise to disaster and risk management in Thailand

Head, Disaster and Risk Management Information Systems Research Group, Chulalongkorn University The magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in March 2011 and the Thailand Floods of the same year were among the most destructive natural disasters in Natt Leelawat s lifetime. For Leelawat who began graduate studies at Tokyo Tech as Japan and Thailand reeled from these disasters the year 2011 would mark a turning point in his life and career. What I learned from Tokyo Tech and being in Japan helped me clarify my interests, create new research on disaster risk reduction, and communicate my knowledge to a new generation of engineers and technologists, he says.

A Step Toward Light Therapy: Discovery of Indigo Ion Channel Switch Expands Optogenetic Toolkit

A Step Toward Light Therapy: Discovery of Indigo Ion Channel Switch Expands Optogenetic Toolkit April 30, 2021 KnChR allows sodium ions and calcium ions to pass through in the presence of indigo light. [Hideki Kandori, Nagoya Institute of Technology] Share Channels with walls of protein through which charged atoms cruise across biological barriers are called ion channels. Scientists have discovered a new ion channel that can be switched on and off by indigo blue light, the shortest wavelength of light that can be used to operate any ion channel discovered to date. Channelrhodopsins (ChRs) are ion channels found in green algae that allow the selective passage of charged atoms (ions) and can be opened or closed directly by shining light of specific wavelengths on them. The discovery of ChRs has opened a new field of research in neuroscience, optogenetics the application of light to modulate cellular and genetic functions that aspires to cure maladies from blindness to Alzheimer

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