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2002

We publish quarterly journal“Biohistory” since 1993.

2002 Biohistory’s Annual Theme [What is man?]Vol.33 Summer-Vol.36 Spring

Vol.36 Spring
Vol.35 Winter
Vol.34 Autumn
Vol.33 Summer

Vol.36 Spring

TALK	Explore the human inside with psychiatry Kazushige Shingu/Kyoto University×Keiko Nakamura
Essay	Classifications turned into a narrative- Modern man - become Homer! Masayuki Yoshida/University of Library and Information Science
RESEARCH	“The reconstruction of mind science Haruo Kashima/Keio University School of Medicine The regeneration of the philosophy of science Satoshi Kato/Jichi Medical School Department of Medicine
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	The mechanism of reproduction in mammals Ryuzo Yanagimachi

Vol.35 Winter

TALK	A new wave of human science - Ecological Psychology Masato Sasak/Tokyo Universityi×Keiko Nakamura
Essay	Darwin’s earthworm research and affordance Naoya Hosoda
RESEARCH	Humanoid Science- How can we find out a new understanding of human intelligence?Minoru Asada/Osaka University Dialogue between the bat and environment– With ultra sonic wave Sumiko Matsuura/Yamaguchi University
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	The mechanism of immunity and allergy Kimishige Ishizaka/La Jolla Institute for Allergy and. Immunology

Vol.34 Autumn

TALK	Is the human brain special? Kenichiro Mogi/Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inci×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	The structure and function of the brain-Does a slime fungus have intelligence? Tsutomu Nakata/Research Institute for Electronic Science, Hokkaido University The structure and function of the brain-Requirements of humans: brain, language and music Tetsuo Ueda/Brain Research Institute, Niigata University
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	From research of virus to discovery of the oncogene Hidesaburo Hanafusa/Osaka Bioscience Institute

Vol.33 Summer

TALK	Humans from the viewpoint of information Jun-ichi Tsujii/Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, University of Tokyo×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	The similarity between language and genomes Masaaki Nagata/NTT Cyber Space Laboratories To find out a kind of law hidden in genome sequence Kiyoshi Asai/Computational Biology Research Center, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	The apotosis of cancer cells by substance from butterfly larvae Takashi Sugimura/President Emeritus, National Cancer Center