History
April | 1998 |
The Graduate School of Frontier Sciences was established. |
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April | 1999 | The school received the first students. |
March | 2001 | Biosciences Building completed the construction. |
March | 2002 | Transdisciplinary Sciences Building completed the first phase of construction. |
April | 2003 | Department of Computational Biology was established. |
September | 2003 | Transdisciplinary Sciences Building completed the second phase of construction. |
December | 2003 | Transdisciplinary Sciences Laboratory completed construction. |
April | 2004 |
Department of Medical Genome Sciences was established. |
October | 2004 | Kashiwa Research Complex completed construction. |
April | 2005 |
Research Center for Total Life Health and Sports Sciences was established. |
March | 2006 |
Environmental Studies Building completed construction. |
April | 2008 |
-Department of Ocean Technology, Policy, and Environment and Omics Information Center were established. -Department of Frontier Informatic was incorporated into the School of Engineering. |
April | 2009 | Bioimaging Center was established. |
April | 2011 | Functional Proteomics Center was established. |
December | 2011 | UTokyo-JAXA Center for Composites (TJCC) was established. |
April | 2015 | Department of Computational Biology and Medical Sciences was established. |
April | 2018 |
-Omics Information Center, Bioimaging Center, and Functional Proteomics Center were reorganized and merged into Life Science Data Research Center. -UTokyo-JAXA Center for Composites (TJCC) was abolished. |
June | 2019 | Kashiwa II Cooperation Hub completed construction. |
March | 2020 | Research Center for Total Life Health and Sports Sciences was abolished. |
April | 2022 | Sustainable Society Design Center was established. |
1999 KASHIWA Campus
2001 Life Science Building completed.
2003 Transdisciplinary Science Building completed.
2003 Completed construction of the Fundamental Science Laboratory.
2006 Environmental Studies Building completed.
2022 KASHIWA Campus