"Creation of Industrial Infrastructure" research grant program

	Research title	Affiliation Name, title	Grant-in-aid (in thousands of yen)	Period	Final report
1	Establishing a technology for the rapid control of protein expression in stem cells	National Institute of Genetics Masato Kanemaki, Professor	15,000	2 years
2	Detection of oncogene point mutation in tumor tissue by direct detection of single RNA molecule	Osaka University Kiyohiko Kawai, Associate Professor	11,000	2 years
3	Development of supramolecular probe via steroidal alkaloid glycosides from the tomato plant (Solanum lycopersicum)	Sojo University Keita Kuroiwa, Professor	15,000	2 years
4	Development of a novel technology for nucleic acid medicines delivery to internal organs by a drug delivery system using faint electricity	Tokushima University Kentaro Kogure, Professor	10,000	2 years
5	Basic research on "radiodynamic therapy" for the next generation cancer treatment	National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology (AIST) Junko Takahashi, Senior Research Scientist	15,000	2 years
6	Nanoimprint lithography using gas-permeable molds for medical and pharmaceutical industry	Toyama Prefectural University Satoshi Takei, Associate Professor	15,000	2 years
7	Development of the helicon-wave-excited-plasma sputtering epitaxy method and fabrication of a polariton laser structure	Tohoku University Shigefusa Chichibu, Professor	15,000	2 years
8	Design and Synthesis of a Sound-responsive Electrochromic Nanofiber	Kobe University Akihiko Tsuda, Associate Professor	11,000	2 years
9	Development of stomata engineering technology toward the improvement of plant carbon fixation	The University of Tokyo Takumi Higaki, Research Associate Professor	13,000	2 years
10	Search and creation of useful functional biomolecules using microdroplets	The University of Tokyo Takashi Funatsu, Professor	15,000	2 years
11	Fundamental technologies for single cell epigenome analysis	The University of Tokyo Kazuma Mawatari, Associate Professor	15,000	2 years
12	Spin torque oscillation in the quasi antiferromagnetic layer toward next-generation MRAM	Kyushu University Hiromi Yuasa, Professor	10,000	2 years

(Affiliation and job title are as of the time of adoption.)