Research interests
Plants are continually exposed to a variety of microbes. These microbes include potential pathogens that induce diseases on plants and symbionts that benefit plants. To achieve sustainable agriculture it is important to use the beneficial microbes instead of applying large amount of chemical fertilizers and agricultural chemicals. The work in our laboratory focuses on beneficial microbes such as rhizobium, AM fungi and endophytic bacteria.
News & Topics
Nov 2022 | Our work has been published in Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry.
August 2022 | Our work has been published in Frontiers in Microbiology.
June 2022 | Our work has been published in Agronomy.
Sep 2021 | Our work has been published in Microorganisms.
June 2021 | Our work has been published in Frontiers in Plant Science.
Jan 2021 | Our work has been published in Scientific Reports.
Jan 2021 | Our work has been published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems.
Dec 2020 | Our work has been published in Frontiers in Plant Science.
July 2020 | Our work has been published in Agronomy.
Jan 2020 | Our work has been published in Microbes and Environment.
Contact info.
We encourage your application to our Master or Ph.D. courses, or some fellowship positions for postdoc as follows;
For Graduate students
International Innovative Agricultural Science Course (IIAS)
For non-Japanese scientists
JSPS Fellowship for Overseas Researchers
For non-Japanese scientists
JSPS Fellowship for Young Researchers
Shin OKAZAKI, Dr. (Agriculture)
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
3-5-8 Saiwaicho, Fuchu, Tokyo 183-8509 Japan
Tel. 042-367-5847
E-mail: sokazaki(at)cc.tuat.ac.jp [substitue "@" for (at) ]
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