Kunihiko Kaneko

Professor, Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen University: Also Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

A brief essay is just out (Current Opinion in Systems Biology 2026, 44:100589 , as a part of special issue COISB Modeling and dynamics 2026). Kunihiko Kaneko “Complex versus complicated systems biology, universality versus detailed modeling” https://t.co/qcP4FY90Ep

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Our paper “A Self-Organized Tower of Babel: Diversification through Competition” is just out, showing how local cooperation and global competition create clusters of diverse communities. https://t.co/FTOq9PTWy0
Riz Noronha and Kunihiko Kaneko, Phys Rev. Res. (2025) 8, 013303

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Our paper on enhanced enzyme diffusion as Maxwell demon has just been published: (2026) Phys. Rev. Lett. 136, 038401
https://t.co/CfthFhSzNd

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Our paper on robust differentiation with noise and slow epigenetic fixation is just out (Phys. Rev. Research 8, (2026) 013059)
https://t.co/9FCgGJneJv

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Our paper on flexible control of temporal cognitive process by multi-time-scale neural network is just out online (Neural Networks, vol 196, (2026) 108381)
https://t.co/Df9OHo2OuC

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

“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: https://t.co/2AVBXUHGvm

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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

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

"Universal Biology: The Physics of Life through the Macro-Micro Consistency Principle" will be soon published from Cambridge Univ Press. Brief introduction is here: https://t.co/O3zqtYcu8B

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

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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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

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

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

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

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

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Emergence of economic and social disparities through competitive gift-giving https://t.co/ldFjxOnFbH

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Simulation study explores how gift giving drives social change https://t.co/tkzw3pB1lA via @physorg_com

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Formation of human kinship structures depending on population size and cultural mutation rate | PNAS https://t.co/jXHEvhpGSf

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Bayesian inference is facilitated by modular neural networks with different time scales. https://t.co/No8mYtu76Y

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

Phys. Rev. Lett. 132, 118401 (2024) - Universal Transitions between Growth and Dormancy via Intermediate Complex Formation https://t.co/TSTdt8Yqk4

[Kunihiko Kaneko @KsqU_LL]

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 #ploscompbiolauthor