Takahiro MURAKAMI | Last modified date:2024.03.05 |
Associate Professor /
Institute of Decision Science for a Sustainable Society
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Phone
092-802-6047
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092-642-4363
Academic Degree
Environmental Earth Science
Country of degree conferring institution (Overseas)
No
Field of Specialization
Ecology, Conservation Ecology, Evolutionary Ecology
Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country
04years00months
Research
Research Interests
Awards
- Evolution of stridulatory communication in fungus-growing ant societies.
Evolutionary ecology of fungus-growing behaviors in leaf-cutting ants and fungus-growing ants.
Behavioral ecology of intermediate queens in Myrmecina nipponica.
Biocouture researches in Polyrhachis dives and Bombyx more
Biological controls of invasive alien ant species, fire ant (Solenopsis invicta), argentine ants (Linepithema humile), and browsing ants (Lepisiota frauenfeldi)
Sex determination systems in an Asian subtropical termite, Neotermes sugioi.
FISH mapping on the chromosomes of a Japanese fire-belly newt, Cynops pyrrhogaster.
Regeneration systems in Planarians.
keyword : Ants, Stridulatory communications, leaf-cutting ants, fungus-growing ants, fire ants, argentine ants, browsing ants, Polyrhachis dives, Neotermes sugioi, invasive alien species, sex determination system, Japanese fire-belly newt, planarians, regenerations
1993.04~2032.03.
Books
1. | Price, S.L., Murakami T., Mueller U. G., Shultz T. R., Currie C. R., Genes, Behaviors and Evolution of Social Insects, Hokkaido University Press, 255-280, 2020.10. |
Papers
- Poster Award of ESJ Annual Meeting 60th
Educational
Educational Activities
At the Institution of Decision Science for a Sustainable Society, we are working to connect the accomplishments of research activities to the solution of social issues. As a team, I have been attempting to integrate the five modules activities (Environment, Disaster, Health, Governance and Human Sciences) to create a new discipline called "Decision Science". The results have been published in the journal "Decision Science" and in a participatory observation research paper on the control of fire ants (Three case studies for control of invasive alien ant species, fire ant (Solenopsis invicta, Formicidae in Japan). In addition, we have provided graduate students with various learning opportunities such as presentation seminars, organizational training workshops, research proposal practice and Ph. D. Research (pre-seminar of Ph. D. thesis). As a result, a wide variety of students are gradually getting the workforce on world-wide.
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