| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Akihiro | Ishii | Nanoscale Quantum Photonics Laboratory |
| Ambara | Pradipta | Biofunctional Synthetic Chemistry Laboratory |
| Aurélien | Courtois | Laboratory for chromosome segregation |
| Filip | Wymeersch | Laboratory for Human Organogenesis |
| Hideshi | Ooka | Biofunctional Catalyst Research Team |
| Ilya | Belopolski | Strong Correlation Quantum Transport Research Team |
| Iuliia | Zotova | Superconducting quantum simulation research team |
| Jean-François | Baffier | Discrete Optimization Unit |
| JUYEON | MOON | Environmental response research unit |
| Kei | Takahashi | Strong Correlation Interface Research Group |
| Kentaro | FUJI | CPR promotion office |
| Kiyoshi | Yagi | Theoretical Molecular Science Lab. |
| Martin | Skrodzki | iTHEMS & German Academic Scholarship Foundation |
| Michiel | de Hoon | Laboratory for Applied Computational Genomics |
| Nobuhiro | Nakai | Laboratory for Mental Biology |
| Nobutoshi | Ota | Laboratory for Integrated Biodevice |
| Oleg | Gusev | KFU-RIKEN Translational Genomics Unit |
| Pascal | Naidon | Strangeness Nuclear Physics Laboratory |
| Raymond | Wong | Surface and interface science laboratory |
| Rei | Nakano | Laboratory for Cellular Function Conversion Technology |
| Sandhya | Tiwari | Tama Unit, Computational Structural Biology Division |
| Setsuko | Shimada | Synthetic Genomics Research group |
| Shoko | Hashimoto | Lab. for Proteolytic Neuroscience |
| Shuhei | Noda | Cell Factory Research Team |
| Shunsuke | Watanabe | Dormancy and Adaptation Research Unit |
| Tadashi | Machida | Emergent Phenomena Measurement Research Team |
| Takaharu | Mori | Theoretical Molecular Science Laboratory |
| Takeshi | Mizuno | Celluar Dynamics Laboratory |
| Takumi | Honda | Data Assimilation Research Team |
| Takuya | Yokokita | Nuclear Chemistry Research Team |
| Tomoki | Ozawa | iTHEMS |
| Tomoya | Sato | Kozuma Laboratory, Dep. of Physics., Tokyo Tech. |
| Tsung-Che | CHANG | Biofunctional Synthetic Chemistry Laboratory |
| Wei-Chen | CHU | Laboratory for Morphogenetic Signaling |
| Yoshihiro | Miwa | Gene Engineering Division |
| Yoshinori | Utsumi | Plant Genomic Network Research team |
| Yukinobu | Arata | Sako Cellular Informatics Laboratory |
| Yukio | Kurihara | Synthetic Genomics Research Group |
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