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Japanese Dermatological Association Basic Medical Research Grant, funded by Shiseido.

Japanese Dermatological Association Basic Medical Research Grant was founded by the Japanese Dermatological Association in 1967 to promote and support the basic medical researches in the field of dermatology in Japan with donation provided by Shiseido.
Many of the previous recipients play active roles as dermatologists and dermatology researchers across Japan, and 60% of the current professors in dermatology in Japanese universities have been awarded this grant in the past.

2025 Japanese Dermatological Association Basic Medical Research Grant, funded by Shiseido.:List of grant recipients

Name Affiliation Research Subjects
Yuki Saito Niigata University Unraveling the Pathogenesis of PANoptosis in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome/Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis and Exploring Novel Therapeutic Targets
Takehiro Takahashi Tohoku University Analysis on the sex differences in the pathophysiology of alopecia areata
Yoshiyuki Nakamura University of Tsukuba Investigation of the Mechanism Underlying the Promotion of Skin Cancer Growth Due to Skin Barrier Disruption
Takashi Hashimoto National Defense Medical College Novel Itch Mechanisms from IgE-Induced, but Mast cell/Basophil-Independent Pathways
Motoki Nakamura Nagoya City University Spatial omics analysis of tertiary lymphoid structures in Merkel cell carcinoma under immunotherapy
Tomoko Hirano Kyoto University Tumor Rejection Antigen-Specific CD8+ T Cell Markers in PD-1 Blockade Therapy: Assessing Therapeutic Efficacy
  • (Titles omitted, Listed in the order of the branches and Japanese syllabary)

The 2025 award ceremony will be held during the 124th Annual Meeting of The Japanese Dermatological Association. The research results will be presented as posters at next year’s annual meeting. Application guidelines for the following year will be posted in The Japanese Journal of Dermatology, on the website of The Japanese Dermatological Association, and on this website in late October every year.

2024 Japanese Dermatological Association Basic Medical Research Grant, funded by Shiseido.:List of grant recipients

Name Affiliation Research Subjects
Manao Kinoshita University of Yamanashi Comprehensive analysis for anti-tumor immunity orchestrated by the innate immune system within the epithelium
Shota Takashima Hokkaido University Elucidation of the diversity of epidermal basement membrane proteins and its significance regulated by alternative splicing
Takeya Adachi Keio University Elucidation of the Pathogenesis of IgE-Mediated and Non-IgE-Mediated Anaphylaxis via Single-Cell Analysis
Kyosuke Oishi Kanazawa University Estimation of prognosis by the presence or absence of PRAME expression in cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.
Mariko Ogawa-Momohara Nagoya University Comprehensive Analysis of Autoantigens Using Immunoprecipitation-Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Kazuhiko Yamamura Kyushu University The role of sphingosine 1-phosphate and its specific signaling pathways in atopic dermatitis
  • (Titles omitted, Listed in the order of the branches and Japanese syllabary)

2023 Japanese Dermatological Association Basic Medical Research Grant, funded by Shiseido.:List of grant recipients

Name Affiliation Research Subjects
Akito Hasegawa Niigata University Investigation of the pathogenesis and identification of biomarkers for Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis
Mika Watanabe Hokkaido University Deciphering the epigenetic factors regulating wound repair in human
Yukihiko Kato Tokyo Medical University
Hachioji Medical Center
The study of pathogenesis of atopic dermatitis in the very early life stage using the DOHaD model
Ai Kuzumi The University of Tokyo Single-cell analysis of residual B cells following rituximab therapy for systemic sclerosis
Toshiaki Kogame Kyoto University Analysis of the function of gut-type B cells in inducible skin-associated lymphoid tissue(iSALT)
Hanako Koguchi-Yoshioka Osaka University Dissecting the interaction between the tumor microenvironment and T cells in the distinct phenotypes of neurofibromatosis 1
  • (Titles omitted, Listed in the order of the branches and Japanese syllabary)
 

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