Kurisu Minoru

クリスミノル | Kurisu Minoru

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Assistant Professor (non-tenured)
Homepage URL (1)： https://www.bio.phys.tohoku.ac.jp

Research field (1)： Bio-, chemical, and soft-matter physics

Research keywords (6)： Biophysics , Soft Matter , Vesicle , Amphiphile , Artificial Cell , Protocell / Synthetic Cell

Research theme for competitive and other funds (5)：

2023 - 2026 Development of microscale membrane compartments showing inflation and division
2023 - 2026 ベシクルからミニマルセルへの道:代謝・自己生産・進化
2023 - 2024 原始細胞分裂に着目した生命痕跡の解析方法の提案
2022 - 2024 Reproduction and evolution of minimal cell: soft matter physics connecting matter and life
2021 - 2023 Self-organization of molecular assembly to living system: synthesis of minimal cell

Papers (10)：

Minoru Kurisu, Masayuki Imai. Osmotic spawning vesicle. Soft Matter. 2024. 20. 45. 8976-8989
Minoru Kurisu, Masayuki Imai. Concepts of a synthetic minimal cell: Information molecules, metabolic pathways, and vesicle reproduction. Biophysics and Physicobiology. 2024. 24. 1. e210002
Minoru Kurisu, Peter Walde, Masayuki Imai. Synthetic minimal cell with artificial metabolic pathways. Artificial Life Conference Proceedings (MIT Press). 2023. isal_a_00610. 25
Minoru Kurisu, Masayuki Imai. The origin of cellular systems from vesicles. Viva Origino. 2023. 51. 2. 3
Minoru Kurisu, Ryosuke Katayama, Yuka Sakuma, Toshihiro Kawakatsu, Peter Walde, Masayuki Imai. Synthesising a minimal cell with artificial metabolic pathways. Communications Chemistry. 2023. 6. 1. 56

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Lectures and oral presentations (17)：

浸透圧下におけるベシクルの自発的大量分裂
(ソフトマター若手研究会 2024)
自己生産する人工細胞系のボトムアップ構築:化学反応系と膜弾性モデル
(東京大学生物普遍性研究機構生物普遍性セミナー(共催学術変革領域(A) 超越分子システム) 2024)
膜成長と分裂を実現する単純なベシクル系の探索:膜から探るプロトセル
(第48回生命の起原および進化学会学術講演会 2024)
分裂可能な原始細胞膜の分子組成探索
(第12回宇宙における生命ワークショップ 2024)
Reproduction of a synthetic minimal cell: An experimental approach connecting matter and cell
(The 61st Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society of Japan 2023)

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Education (2)：

2017 - 2022 Tohoku University Graduate School of Science Department of Physics
2013 - 2017 Tohoku University Faculty of Science Department of Physics

Professional career (3)：

Doctor (Science) (Tohoku University)
Master (Science) (Tohoku University)
Bachelor (Science) (Tohoku University)

Work history (4)：

2022/04 - 2026/03 Tohoku University Graduate School of Science Department of Physics Assistant Professor
2021/04 - 2022/03 Research Fellow (DC2) from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
2019/07 - 2019/09 Academic Guest, ETH Zürich Department of Materials
2018/10 - 2018/12 Visiting Student, ETH Zürich Department of Materials

Committee career (2)：

2023/04 - 現在 The Society for the Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life Japan Organizing Committee
2021/01 - 2022/12 The Biophysical Society of Japan Expert Committee (Non-equilibrium/Self-organization)

Awards (8)：

2023/11 - International Union of Pure and Applied Biophysics IUPAB award Reproduction of a synthetic minimal cell: An experimental approach connecting matter and cell
2023/11 - The Biophysical Society of Japan Early Career Award in Biophysics Reproduction of a synthetic minimal cell: An experimental approach connecting matter and cell
2022/03 - The 46th Annual Meeting of The Society for the Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life Japan Student Presentation Award Reproduction of Vesicles: Synthetic Design of Minimal Cells
2022/02 - Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University Thesis Award Recursive Vesicle Reproduction System Coupled with Enzymatic Cascade Reactions: Toward Synthetic Minimal Cell
2021/11 - The 59th Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society of Japan Student Presentation Award Reproduction cycles of vesicle coupled with template polymerization: toward autonomous synthetic protocell

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Association Membership(s) (4)：

The Society for the Study of the Origin and Evolution of Life Japan , Japanese Society For Cell Synthesis Research , The Biophysical Society of Japan , The Physical Society of Japan

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