Center for Frontier Research is an incubation center to simultaneously develop new human resources and new research fields.
Promising young scientists conduct research as principal investigator (tenure-track associate professor) to explore new frontiers in genetics and related areas, taking advantage of NIG’s research infrastructure and various support systems.
Those who obtained tenure will establish new research divisions in NIG to lead the new fields they created.
INFORMATION
- 2025/12/08
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in Ecology.
Measuring competition coefficients in an ant community: Implications for intraspecific adaptation load - 2025/09/04
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in Trends in Ecology & Evolution
The genomics of discrete polymorphisms maintained by disruptive selection - 2025/07/21
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in The American Naturalist.
Sexual conflict in resident species can facilitate establishment of a maladapted invader - 2025/04/17
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in Journal of Evolutionary Biology.
A single episode of sexual reproduction can produce large variation in population growth rates under dual stressors - 2024/11/20
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.
Character displacement or priority effects: Immigration timing can affect community assembly with rapid evolution - 2024/10/10
- Associate Professor Yamamichi published a paper in PNAS Nexus.
A complete classification of evolutionary games with environmental feedback
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