Flow of undergraduate program¶
Our laboratory places great emphasis on both experimental work and theoretical study, as we specialize in protein physics.
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Undergraduate Research Flowchart¶
![../_images/reading.jpg](../_images/reading.jpg)
Textbooks for reading sessions and exercises¶
重要
Research Characteristics
Create diagrams and graphs to explain complex concepts. → Make difficult concepts easy to understand, logical, and detailed.
Use mathematical equations instead of chemical structural formulas. → Go back to basics during your student days to gain a broad understanding of science and mathematics.
The laboratory is self-sufficient in terms of equipment, methodology, and programming. → Our lab is like a self-sufficient village, focusing on individual student growth rather than research efficiency.
![../_images/kinkazan.jpg](../_images/kinkazan.jpg)
Field trip to Mt. Kinkazan, June 24th¶