Contributing to the establishment of a society in harmony with nature
What's New
- 2024.7.19
- Our press release on Japanese honeybees has been featured in The New York Times on July 17. A Slap of a Honeybee’s Wings Sends Ant Invaders Flying Away (LINK: The New York Times)
- 2024.7.9
- List of research papers has been updated.
Seko, Y., Morii, K., Sakamoto, Y. (2024) Wing-Slapping: A Defensive Behavior by HoneyBees against Ants. Ecology, e4372. - 2024.6.28
- List of research papers has been updated.
Morii, K., Sakamoto, Y. (2024) Off-Season Swarming in the Japanese Honey Bee (Apis Cerana Japonica). Journal of Apicultural Science, 68, 1, 51-55.
Press release
- 2024.7.9
- Wing-slapping: A defensive behavior in which honey bees flick away ant intruders
- 2024.2.22
- Modeling tree masting
Research
We are conducting research at various scales. 
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Database
We make databases of biodiversity information derived from our research and publish it on the website. 
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