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We publish quarterly journal“Biohistory” since 1993.

SYMPOSIUM	Biohistory and Life science of tomorrow Biohistory Quarterly and the bioscience of tomorrow Kazuhiro Nagata/Director General, JT Biohistory Research Hall Shinya Yamanaka/Director, Center for iPS Cell Research and Application,Kyoto University Keiko Nakamura/Honorary Director, JT Biohistory Research Hall
RESEARCH & PERSPECTIVE	Cell evolution: what it takes to be alive Pathway from prokaryote to eukaryote Masaru K. Nobu/National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Mechanism of control over nucleus size to support self-replication Kazunori Kume/Hiroshima University From non-life to life Norikazu Ishihashi/The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

SPECIAL TALK	To keep asking questions. Kazuhiro Nagata/Director General, JT Biohistory Research Hall Masasuke Yoshida/Advisor, JT Biohistory Research Hall Hisato Kondoh/Advisor, JT Biohistory Research Hall
RESEARCH & PERSPECTIVE	The forms of genomes and of living creatures From fins to fingers: the evolutionary history of gaining ground Tetsuya Nakamura/The State University of New Jersey Live imaging of enhancer transcriptional control Takashi Fukaya/The University of Tokyo Genomes give form to living creatures Communications & Production Sector, JT Biohistory Research Hall

SPECIAL TALK	In pursuit of new advances in biohistory Kazuhiro Nagata/Director General, JT Biohistory Research Hall
RESEARCH & PERSPECTIVE	Origins of human language as seen from monkey vocalization Hiroki Koda/Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University Tracing human history through genomes, language and music Hiromi Matsumae/Tokai University A look at the historical record, from neutral evolution to Yaponesia Naruya Saito/Professor, Population Genetics Laboratory, National Institute of Genetics