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- Advancing research projects.
- Accepting postdoctoral students and researchers from other universities and companies as research collaborators.
- Nurturing young scientists through the provision of classes, lab training, and the opportunity to experiment. Students come from the Graduate School of Bioresource Sciences, other universities, and junior colleges.
- Sharing achievements with students from other departments of the university and other universities through research and education under a mutual cooperation system.
- Developing practical research achievements in collaboration with non-profit organizations and the local government.
- Organizing extension courses in biology and the environment for the general public and secondary school students in particular.
- Widely releasing CNES’s achievements via academic journals, symposia, workshops, annual meetings, books, and a website.
- Opening the facility to the public as an“ecological park” in order to disseminate information on bioresources and environmental sciences.
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