Kanazawa University's advertorial article, “Clues to Cosmic Chemistry,” was published in the September 24, 2026 issue of Nature, one of the world's leading multidisciplinary science journals, as well as on the journal's website.
The article introduces research being conducted within the Space Science and Technology Research Center, which is being developed under the Program for Forming Japan’s Peak Research Universities (J-PEAKS). Featured research includes studies by Professor Daisuke Yonetoku of the Advanced Research Center for Space Science and Technology on probing the early universe using gamma-ray bursts, as well as research by Associate Professor Kimihiko Nakajima of the Institute of Liberal Arts and Science, who is participating in the Center, on elucidating the chemical composition of some of the oldest known galaxies. The article highlights cutting-edge research that explores the origins of elements in the universe and the chemical evolution of galaxies.
【Nature Advertorial Page】
Clues to cosmic chemistry | Nature Research Custom
【Related Links】
｜Advanced Research Center for Space Science and Technology, Institute of Science and Engineering, Kanazawa University
｜Discovery of an Extremely Small Galaxy with the Lowest Oxygen Abundance Ever Observed in the Early Universe: Insights into the Origin of Fossil Galaxies of the Universe
(Research News Featuring Associate Professor Kimihiko Nakajima, Published: May 14, 2026)
｜Program for Forming Japan’s Peak Research Universities (J-PEAKS) at Kanazawa University
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