-
2019.09.30
Executive Officer Suzuki has been appointed as a specially appointed professor (guest) at Tohoku University.
We are pleased to announce that Suzuki, an Executive Officer in charge of research and development, has been appointed as a specially appointed professor (guest) at Tohoku University on September 1.
Taking this appointment as an opportunity, we plan to support technological development and social implementation in the medical field through Tohoku University's Future Medical Creation Outstanding Graduate Program, and contribute to technical cooperation in the healthcare field with Tohoku University. -
2019.09.30
" Euglena project" vol.32 "Research and elucidate beauty ingredients derived from Euglena" has been released.
"Euglena Project" vol.32 "Research and elucidate the beauty ingredients derived from Euglena", which describes the research of beauty ingredients derived from Euglena using human cells, has been released.
Please take a look.
Click here for details -
2019.09.19
Updated Bangladesh Office Report from Euglena
The August 2019 activity report introduces students who live in school dormitories away from schools and families that promote IT education, and differences in cleaning habits at schools.
Please take a look.
August 2019 Activity Report -
2019.09.18 At
the 126th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science, we made a presentation on "Examination of Euglena
At the 126th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science (September 17th to 20th), we made a presentation in collaboration with the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Kitasato University, on "Examination of Euglena
In this study, it was possible to cultivate Euglena using liquefied pig feed, and it was shown that it could be one of the low-cost culturing techniques EuglenaWe will continue to Euglena for feed, aiming to increase the added value of feed.
-
2019.09.17 At the
2019 Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Poultry Society, Euglena 's feeding as a soybean substitute feed ingredient has an effect on chicken growth and intestinal mucus".
Iwate University Faculty of Agriculture and Akita Prefectural University Biology on "Effect of feeding Euglena as a soybean substitute feed material on chicken growth and intestinal mucus" at the 2019 Autumn Meeting of the Japanese Society of Poultry Society (September 17) Presented in collaboration with the Faculty of Resource Science.
In this study, it was confirmed that using Euglena as chicken feed instead of soybeans has the effect of activating immunity more than when soybeans are given. We also confirmed that these effects are related to paramylon, which is a unique component of Euglena.We will continue to Euglena for feed, aiming to increase the added value of feed.