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【SERAMからの情報】(2025.07.25付）
[SERAM] Radiology Network "RedRad", the magazine of the international partners of SERAM
Dear colleague,
We are pleased to share with you the latest issue of Red Rad, now available on the SERAM website, focusing on a topic of growing importance: humanization in radiology.
You can access it here: www.seram.es/redrad
This special issue features valuable contributions from professionals across various specialties, all united by a shared goal: placing empathy, patient support and human values at the heart of our clinical practice.
On behalf of the SERAM Communication Area, led by María Jesús Díaz Candamio, MD, and the entire Board of Directors, chaired by José Albillos Merino, MD, we would like to express our sincere gratitude for your contribution. Your participation reflects a collective commitment to promoting a more humane, thoughtful and patient-centred approach to radiology.
We hope you find the content insightful and encourage you to share it with your colleagues and teams.
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【SERAMからの情報】(2024.03.06付）
[SERAM] Radiology Network "RedRad", the magazine of the internationa Quantum Materials Functionalization Group
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Group Leader Shinobu Onoda
To build our lives more comfortable, harmless, and secure, various next-generation technologies are required. For example, due to the limits of semiconductor miniaturization technology and the multiply in power consumption, computers that replace traditional supercomputers are needed. Additionally, encryption communication technology that cannot be eavesdropped on is necessary for information security, and high-precision and high-sensitivity sensing technology is required for the exploration of life sciences and modern materials. To meet these demands, technologies utilizing quantum effects, such as quantum computing, quantum encryption communication technology, and quantum sensing, are expected. However, the maturation of stable and reliable operators (quantum bits) and quantum sensors is essential for the realization of these technologies. We deeds research on forming crystal defects that can be applied as quantum bits or sensors by selecting wide bandgap semiconductors such as diamond and silicon carbide (SiC) as the mother material and utilizing ions and electron b
Hisayoshi Hashimoto
Molecular and Cellular Medicine, National Cancer Center Research Institute
Host supervisor/Mentor of the project: Sung Soo Yoon, M.D., Ph.D.
Department of Internal Medicine, Hematology/Oncology, Seoul National University Hospital
Home mentor: Yuji Heike, M.D, Ph.D.
Immunotherapy and Cell Therapy Service, St. Luke's International Hospital
Research Project
Patient characteristics of follicular lymphoma and adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma in Korea
GENERAL REPORT
1. Host Institute: Seoul National University Hospital
Seoul National University Hospital is located in the center of Seoul city, next to Changdeokgung Palace. It consists of Main hospital, Children’s hospital and Cancer hospital. It is one of the largest hospitals in Seoul, having 1307 employed doctors and holding 1782 beds including ICU and NICU, as of November 31, 2014. Its origin goes back to April 14, 1885 when Jejungwon was established as the first modern public hospital of western medicine in Korea. Its history also includes strong reflection of Japanese government in early-20th century. After the annexation of Korea by Japan in 1910, all fields constituting hospitals and medical educa
Yasuhiro Kohsaka
When did you decide to become an academic researcher?
I first dreamed of becoming a researcher when I was in elementary school. I was probably 10 years old. Though at the time, I was not interested in chemistry, but in astronomy. I was an elementary school student when Dr. Mamoru Mohri, the first astronaut from Japan went into space on the space shuttle. That is when I got interested in rockets and the universe. It was also around the time when I saw a beautiful and very bright comet Hyakutake, discovered by Mr. Yuji Hyakutake. So I dream of becoming an astronomer. I was also interested in history as a boy. I wanted to conduct archeological work on the pyramids of Egypt. TV shows often featured Professor Sakuji Yoshimura's archaeological team investigating the pyramids. All the same, my dream was to become a researcher.
When I entered junior high school, I visited the geology and astronomy club at the school. Unfortunately, the atmosphere was not a good match for me. Then, my classmate who was seated next to me in class invited me to join the chemistry research club. I never imagined then of course that I would become a professional chemist, although I like
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Quantum Materials Functionalization Group
> Japanese Page
Group Leader Shinobu Onoda
To build our lives more comfortable, harmless, and secure, various next-generation technologies are required. For example, due to the limits of semiconductor miniaturization technology and the multiply in power consumption, computers that replace traditional supercomputers are needed. Additionally, encryption communication technology that cannot be eavesdropped on is necessary for information security, and high-precision and high-sensitivity sensing technology is required for the exploration of life sciences and modern materials. To meet these demands, technologies utilizing quantum effects, such as quantum computing, quantum encryption communication technology, and quantum sensing, are expected. However, the maturation of stable and reliable operators (quantum bits) and quantum sensors is essential for the realization of these technologies. We deeds research on forming crystal defects that can be applied as quantum bits or sensors by selecting wide bandgap semiconductors such as diamond and silicon carbide (SiC) as the mother material and utilizing ions and electron b
Hisayoshi Hashimoto
Molecular and Cellular Medicine, National Cancer Center Research Institute
Host supervisor/Mentor of the project: Sung Soo Yoon, M.D., Ph.D.
Department of Internal Medicine, Hematology/Oncology, Seoul National University Hospital
Home mentor: Yuji Heike, M.D, Ph.D.
Immunotherapy and Cell Therapy Service, St. Luke's International Hospital
Research Project
Patient characteristics of follicular lymphoma and adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma in Korea
GENERAL REPORT
1. Host Institute: Seoul National University Hospital
Seoul National University Hospital is located in the center of Seoul city, next to Changdeokgung Palace. It consists of Main hospital, Children’s hospital and Cancer hospital. It is one of the largest hospitals in Seoul, having 1307 employed doctors and holding 1782 beds including ICU and NICU, as of November 31, 2014. Its origin goes back to April 14, 1885 when Jejungwon was established as the first modern public hospital of western medicine in Korea. Its history also includes strong reflection of Japanese government in early-20th century. After the annexation of Korea by Japan in 1910, all fields constituting hospitals and medical educa
Yasuhiro Kohsaka
When did you decide to become an academic researcher?
I first dreamed of becoming a researcher when I was in elementary school. I was probably 10 years old. Though at the time, I was not interested in chemistry, but in astronomy. I was an elementary school student when Dr. Mamoru Mohri, the first astronaut from Japan went into space on the space shuttle. That is when I got interested in rockets and the universe. It was also around the time when I saw a beautiful and very bright comet Hyakutake, discovered by Mr. Yuji Hyakutake. So I dream of becoming an astronomer. I was also interested in history as a boy. I wanted to conduct archeological work on the pyramids of Egypt. TV shows often featured Professor Sakuji Yoshimura's archaeological team investigating the pyramids. All the same, my dream was to become a researcher.
When I entered junior high school, I visited the geology and astronomy club at the school. Unfortunately, the atmosphere was not a good match for me. Then, my classmate who was seated next to me in class invited me to join the chemistry research club. I never imagined then of course that I would become a professional chemist, although I like
Membership Dues
Annual Membership Dues for International Members
Annual Membership Dues: Japanese Yen 18,000 only
The dues cover the period from January to December of the year in which the payment is made.
Please note that it will not cover the payment for the next year even if you made the payment sometime during the year (ex. even if you made the payment in October, you will still need to pay the full membership dues for the following year).
Once you become our member, you are entitled to enjoy privileges, including reading our Journals.
How to make the payment
The year you become our member:
- Once your application is approved, we will send you an email with the URL for paying the annual membership dues by credit card.
- Please access the URL before the deadline and pay your annual membership dues.
- The date you paid your annual membership dues is the date your membership starts.
- Shortly thereafter, you will receive our acknowledgement of your payment by Email from us.
From the second year:
- Every April, you will receive an email with the URL for credit card payment of your annual membership dues.