Kunihiko Kaneko
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Professor, Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen University: Also Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo
Joined April 2022
“Universal Biology: The Physics of Life through the Macro-Micro Consistency Principle" has just been published from Cambridge Univ Press. I hope you may be interested in:
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Our paper on fluctuation-response relationship in learning is just out. Tomoki Kurikawa and Kunihiko Kaneko, Fluctuation-learning relationship in recurrent neural networks, Nature Communications 16, 9663 (2025) https://t.co/MxAF9oTy4n
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Nature Communications - Spontaneous neural activity has been experimentally linked to learning ability. Here, the authors derive theoretical formulae showing that higher variance along...
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"Universal Biology: The Physics of Life through the Macro-Micro Consistency Principle" will be soon published from Cambridge Univ Press. Brief introduction is here:
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What is life, or are there universal properties of living systems? More than 80 years ago, Schrödinger published his seminal monograph What is Life? in which he predicted the nature of DNA as an...
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Our review paper on “central dogma” is just out: Nobuto Takeuchi and Kunihiko Kaneko, “Generalizing the central dogma as a cross-hierarchical principle of biology”, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 380: 20240296. https://t.co/cTJqIKNEPv
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The central dogma of molecular biology, as originally proposed by Crick, asserts that information passed into protein cannot flow back out. This principle has been interpreted as underpinning modern...
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Another one; "A simple model for how species in soil shape their environment in a way that benefits their growth" Physical Review Research, 2025 https://t.co/gZ2ORCabQU Riz Fernando Noronha, Kim Sneppen,＆KK
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As I just activated X, I post two of earlier papers of this year: “Self-organized institutions in evolutionary dynamical-systems games” Kenji Itao ＆KK；PNAS (2025) 122 (15) e2500960122 https://t.co/AzQjKlULOE
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Social institutions are systems of shared norms and rules that regulate people’s behaviors, often emerging without external enforcement. They provi...
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Just out from Cambridge University Press: Theoretical Biology of the Cell by Takagi, Furusawa, Sawai & Kaneko. Covers theoretical tools for life dynamics, stochasticity & information for cellular response, adaptation, morphogenesis, origin of life & more. https://t.co/SDCXfrrokO
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Cambridge Core - Biological Physics and Soft Matter Physics - Theoretical Biology of the Cell
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Emergence of economic and social disparities through competitive gift-giving
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Simulation study explores how gift giving drives social change https://t.co/tkzw3pB1lA via @physorg_com
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New findings provide quantitative criteria for classifying social organizations in human history, together with potential explanatory variables that can be empirically measured for anthropology,...
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Formation of human kinship structures depending on population size and cultural mutation rate | PNAS
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Bayesian inference is facilitated by modular neural networks with different time scales.
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Phys. Rev. Lett. 132, 118401 (2024) - Universal Transitions between Growth and Dormancy via Intermediate Complex Formation
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A simple cell model consisting of a catalytic reaction network with intermediate complex formation is numerically studied. As nutrients are depleted, the transition from the exponential growth phase...
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Constructing universal phenomenology for biological cellular systems: an idiosyncratic review on evolutionary dimensional reduction https://t.co/gWzOxKW1hc via @ioppublishing
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Excited to share our latest article published in @ploscompbiol: https://t.co/GFTDXiuInT
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Author summary Understanding the intriguing relationship between development and evolution in multicellular organisms has long been a challenge in biology. A recent hypothesis called the developmen...
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