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One-of-a-kind Crystal Growth Technology Paves the Way to Future Devices with Non-flammable LSI Circuits
Faculty of Information Science and Technology,
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Integrated Systems,
Integrated Electron Devices Laboratory
Research Center for Integrated Quantum Electronics
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Integrated Systems,
Integrated Electron Devices Laboratory
Research Center for Integrated Quantum Electronics
Associate Professor
Katsuhiro Tomioka
A new direction for materials science from data assimilation: A cross-scale approach
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Materials Science and Engineering,
Research Group of Materials Design,
Laboratory of Microstructure Control
Division of Materials Science and Engineering,
Research Group of Materials Design,
Laboratory of Microstructure Control
Professor
Munekazu Ohno
Aiming to solve the opposing issues of extending healthy life expectancy and reducing medical expenses
Development of a novel diagnostic MRI technique that relies on metabolic differences associated with diseases
Magnetic Resonance Engineering Laboratory, Division of Bioengineering and Bioinformatics, Faculty of Information Science and Technology
Associate Professor
Shingo Matsumoto
Demonstrating the process behind the synthesis reaction of yttrium barium copper oxide (YBCO), a high-temperature superconductor, through international collaborative research by seven universities and one business institution from the U.S. and Japan
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Inorganic Materials Chemistry,
Inorganic Synthesis Chemistry Laboratory
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Inorganic Materials Chemistry,
Inorganic Synthesis Chemistry Laboratory
Associate Professor
Akira Miura
Understanding the actual infection prevalence by detecting viruses in wastewater
“Wastewater-based epidemiology” enhances the value of wastewater system as a social infrastructure
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Environmental Engineering,
Research Group of Environmental Engineering,
Water Quality Control Engineering Laboratory
Division of Environmental Engineering,
Research Group of Environmental Engineering,
Water Quality Control Engineering Laboratory
Assistant Professor
Masaaki Kitajima
Aiming for a “system that is ideal for people” to build an appropriate coexistence relationship between robots and humans
Faculty of Information Science and Technology,
Division of Systems Science and Informatics,
Research Group of System Creation,
Human-Centric Engineering Laboratory
Division of Systems Science and Informatics,
Research Group of System Creation,
Human-Centric Engineering Laboratory
Professor
Takayuki Tanaka
Proving the rationality of bamboo from the perspective of structural/material mechanics
Utilization for the design and development of new materials and structures
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Mechanical and Space Engineering,
Research Group of Materials and Fluid Mechanics,
Laboratory of Strength of Materials
Division of Mechanical and Space Engineering,
Research Group of Materials and Fluid Mechanics,
Laboratory of Strength of Materials
Professor
Motohiro Sato
Research and development toward the realization of a quantum computer using optics and the implementation of a quantum cryptographic network
Faculty of Information Science and Technology,
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Advanced Electronics,
Laboratory of Optical Processing and Networking
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Advanced Electronics,
Laboratory of Optical Processing and Networking
Professor
Akihisa Tomita
PCM enabling the high-density storage and transportation of thermal energy
Expected to be applied in the industrial, chemical and various other fields
Faculty of Engineering,
Center for Advanced Research of Energy & Materials,
Laboratory of Energy Media
Center for Advanced Research of Energy & Materials,
Laboratory of Energy Media
Associate Professor
Takahiro Nomura
Proposal of AI technologies realizing real world applications based on a high trust relationship with companies
Graduate School of Information Science and Technology,
Division of Media and Network Technologies,
Research Group of Information Media Science and Technology,
Laboratory of Media Dynamics
Division of Media and Network Technologies,
Research Group of Information Media Science and Technology,
Laboratory of Media Dynamics
Professor
Miki Haseyama
Development of broader needs from devices to circuits and algorisms
Pioneering the next generation of integrated nanosystems
Graduate School of Information Science and Technology,
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Integrated Systems Engineering,
Laboratory for Integrated NanoSystems
Division of Electronics for Informatics,
Research Group of Integrated Systems Engineering,
Laboratory for Integrated NanoSystems
Associate Professor
Masayuki Ikebe
Research on the mechanical properties of elastomeric isolation bearings for the purpose of providing ultimately safe building structures
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Architectural and Structural Design,
Research Group of Structural and Urban Safety Design,
Building Structure Control Laboratory
Division of Architectural and Structural Design,
Research Group of Structural and Urban Safety Design,
Building Structure Control Laboratory
Professor
Masaru Kikuchi
Efficient separation and stabilization of harmful substances generated during mining to contribute to the production of high-quality mineral resources and environmental conservation
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Sustainable Resources Engineering,
Research Group of Resources Engineering,
Laboratory of Mineral Processing and Resources Recycling
Division of Sustainable Resources Engineering,
Research Group of Resources Engineering,
Laboratory of Mineral Processing and Resources Recycling
Professor
Naoki Hiroyoshi
Research into water, which is familiar but also mysterious
Striving to reveal the mysteries of water in different disciplines, including physics, biology and chemistry
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Applied Physics,
Research Group of Complex Material Physics,
Laboratory of Nanobiotechnology
Division of Applied Physics,
Research Group of Complex Material Physics,
Laboratory of Nanobiotechnology
Associate Professor
Tsutomu Uchida
Aiming for the realization of high-precision sensing and navigation by supplementing ultrasonic/laser sensor measurement values with software
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Human Mechanical Systems and Design,
Research Group of Biomechanics and Robotics,
Laboratory of Robotics and Dynamics
Division of Human Mechanical Systems and Design,
Research Group of Biomechanics and Robotics,
Laboratory of Robotics and Dynamics
Associate Professor
Takanori Emaru
Application of excellent biofunctions to geoenvironmental and resources engineering
Focus on the development of technologies that contribute to the recovery and recycling of rare metals
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Field Engineering for the Environment,
Research Group of Geoenvironmental Engineering,
Laboratory of Biotechnology for Resources Engineering
Division of Field Engineering for the Environment,
Research Group of Geoenvironmental Engineering,
Laboratory of Biotechnology for Resources Engineering
Associate Professor
Kazunori Nakashima
Clarification of the global water cycle mechanism to contribute to environmental policies and disaster mitigation
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Field Engineering for the Environment,
Research Group of Hydraulic and Aquatic Environment Engineering,
Laboratory of River and Watershed Engineering
Division of Field Engineering for the Environment,
Research Group of Hydraulic and Aquatic Environment Engineering,
Laboratory of River and Watershed Engineering
Associate Professor
Tomohito Yamada
Mechanical properties and hierarchical structure of bone
Research contributing to the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Human Mechanical Systems and Design,
Research Group of Biomechanics and Robotics,
Laboratory of Biomechanical Design
Division of Human Mechanical Systems and Design,
Research Group of Biomechanics and Robotics,
Laboratory of Biomechanical Design
Assistant Professor
Satoshi Yamada
Preparation of a nanostructure on the surface of metals through electrochemistry
Applicable to various daily products
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Functional Materials Chemistry,
Laboratory of Interfacial Electrochemistry
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Functional Materials Chemistry,
Laboratory of Interfacial Electrochemistry
Professor
Hiroki Habazaki
Hasegawa’ Three Theories defy common wisdom.
Rare earth complexes open the way to the development of revolutionary materials.
Faculty of Engineering,
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Functional Materials Chemistry,
Laboratory of Advanced Materials Chemistry
Division of Applied Chemistry,
Research Group of Functional Materials Chemistry,
Laboratory of Advanced Materials Chemistry
Professor
Yasuchika Hasegawa