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2004

We publish quarterly journal“Biohistory” since 1993.

2004 Biohistory's Annual Theme [Narrate][Narrative science]Vol.41 Summer-Vol.44 Spring

Vol.44 Spring
Vol.43 Winter
Vol.42 Autumn
Vol.41 Summer

Vol.44 Spring

TALK	The difficulty of both the human body and genome to narrate Tatsuo Sakai/Juntendo University School of Medicine×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	Sever mass extinction- Accelerator of evolution Yukio Isozaki/University of Tokyo Mechanism of symbiosis- Gene network made up of plants and soil microbes Makoto Hayashi/Osaka University
Art	Observation and expression Naoko Kitaji
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	Fell in Love with Enzymes Arthur Kornberg

Vol.43 Winter

TALK	The difference among living creatures", "Homo Sapience" and "humans" Junzo Kawada/Kanagawa University×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	Research of rotating molecule, ATP synthase Hiroyuki Noji/University of Tokyo Institute of Industrial Science Mechanism of appendage diversification reviewed by anatomy Nao Niwa/RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology
Art	The four seasons deputed in Yamato-e Naoko Kitaji
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	All about thermophiles Tairo Oshima/Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science,Tokyo Institute of Technology

Vol.42 Autumn

TALK	Creating a world view Takuo Endo/Yokohama Boat Theater×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	Medaka-A model animal raised by Japan Hiroyuki Takeda/University of Tokyo Why do we pay attention to the spider now? Yasuko Akiyama-Oda,Hiroki Oda/JT Biohistory Research Hall
Art	Searching for the living creatures depicted Naoko Kitaji
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	Genetics of behavior –Search for the new theory Yoshiki Hotta/Research Organization of Information and Systems

Vol.41 Summer

TALK	Cosmohistory and Biohistory Connecting understanding with values Keiichi Kodaira/Graduate University for Advanced Studies×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	The relationship between the environment and civilization and the near future told by annual laminated sediment sequence Yoshinori Yasuda/International Research Center for Japanese Studies 「The potential of the science of the wild: Inuit knowledge and modern science Keiichi Omura/Osaka University
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	What we learned about nature with the oribatid mite classification Jun-ichi Aoki/Yokohama National University,Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Natural History