代表者の略歴

CEO : Kazuhiko Sakata, Ph. D.


Educational and Research Career
March 1984 Graduated from Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science, Toyama Medical and Pharamaceutical University (now Toyama University).
March 1989 Graduated from Graduate School of Pharmacy and awarded Ph. D., (Toyama Medical and Pharmaceu University).
April 1989 Joined Mitsui Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd. Assined to Institute of Bioligical Science. Awarded twice with in-house excellence research on "The mechanism of action for acute-phase cerebral infaction disease drug".
April 1994~
March 1996
Dispatched to the Brain Research Center of Lund University (Sweden).
Engaged in research to elucidate the pathogenesis of ischemic encephalopathy.
October 1997 Chief Investigator of Clinical Development Department (Mitsui Pharmacertical Co., Ltd.) and engaged Late-PhaseⅡ study of MS-153.
July 1998 Retired Mitsui Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd.
April 1999 Guest Researcher of Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Clinical Research (now Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science).
Participated the project of (~2004) : Elucidation of mechanism and therapecutic new drug development "Hypoxic sensor-medidated ischemic and degenerative neurological diseases" (Japan Health Science Foundation). 
August 2002 Founded CareTIS, Co., Ltd. and inaugurated CEO.
To the present



Academic presentation
I have presented at the Japan Pharmaceutical Association, the International Association of Brain Circulation and Metabolism etc.      
 【Major Books】
K.Sakata et al., Intracellular signal transduction in the postischemic brain. Implications for neurotransmisson and neuronal survival.,Eric K.fernstrom Symposium,1994.      


Current research and development intersets
1. Providing products and services on technologies, seeds, and information that are widely and generally used in research fields.
2. Trial of inspection ・ technological development and drug discovery at quantum level.
3. Introduction of IT and AI technology to support research and development.


July 9, 2019    
 
Company history