Science English plays a crucial role in the field of pharmacy, enabling effective communication and dissemination of research findings. The importance of Science English cannot be overstated in the context of scientific communication. By fostering effective communication, promoting international collaboration, and facilitating access to global research, Science English empowers scientists to contribute meaningfully to their fields. Through dedicated research and tailored interventions, we can further enhance the proficiency of scientists in this specialized language, ultimately advancing scientific knowledge and innovation.
Ongoing research in this area focuses on improving patient counseling, enhancing scientific writing skills, and developing standardized medical terminology resources. By addressing these research interests and objectives, we can further enhance the quality and impact of Science English in pharmacy practice, research, and education.
Develop Effective Language Training Programs: Designing comprehensive language training programs tailored to the specific needs of pharmacy professionals, focusing on enhancing scientific writing, oral communication, and patient counseling skills.
Research on an effective way to effectively read scientific articles, research papers, and journals written in English to stay updated on the latest advancements and discoveries in pharmaceutical science.
Enhance presentation skills, including speaking fluency, pronunciation, and non-verbal communication, to engage the audience and convey scientific information with clarity.
最近の研究成果 Research Results
Jamali M, Mirbod SM, Sugiura H. English Language Learning as a Recreational Cognitive and Social Activity. Jpn J Health Recreation 18, 47-53, (2023).
Okumura M, Yamamoto M, Sakuma H, Kojima T, Maruyama T, Jamali M, Cooper DR, Yasuda K. Leptin and high glucose stimulate cell proliferation in MCF-7 human breast cancer cells: reciprocal involvement of PKC-alpha and PPAR expression. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta,1592, 107-116 (2002).
Jamali M, Hayakawa D, Chen H, Ozawa Y, Taguchi H, Yano R, Emura S, Shoumura S. Acute effects of caffeine administration on the ultrastructure of the golden hamster parathyroid gland. Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica 77, 53-57 (2000).
Jamali M, Hayakawa D, Chen H, Emura S, Ozawa Y, Taguchi H, Yano R, Shoumura S. Effects of long-term treatment with caffeine on the ultrastructure of the golden hamster parathyroid gland and tibia. Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica, 77, 11-19 (2000).
Emura S, Tamada A, Hayakawa D, Chen H, Jamali M, Ozawa Y, Shoumura S. SEM study on the dorsal lingual surface of Microtus montebelli. Okajimas Folia Anatomica Japonica, 76, 171-177 (1999).