Staff
Materials and Energy Course
Life and Materials Chemistry
Shuichi Iwata, Professor
Rm.408B, Bldg No.1
・Chemical engineering(Research necessary for large-scale equipment from laboratory scale)
・Non-Newtonian fluid mechanics(Elucidation of unusual properties that appear in the flow of substances and development of their applied technologies)
・Advanced chemical processing for next-generation devices
Soft Materials
Advanced Ceramics
Materials Function and Design
Hisashi Sato, Professor
Rm.724, Bldg No.3
・Analysis of deformation behavior of metal-based
composite by 3-D microstructural observation
・A study on phase transformation mechanism of
steel by using EBSD
・Surface functionalization of metallic material by
severe plastic deformation
・Development of bearing material with high frictional
properties by centrifugal casting method
Yoshimi Watanabe, Professor
Rm.828, Bldg No.3
・Development of Metallic Powders for Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
~Achieving High Formability and High Strength by Heterogeneous Nucleation Mechanism~
・Development of Novel Grain Refiners for Al Alloy Casts
・Novel Material Processing Method by Combination of Powder Metallurgy and Casting
・Drilling of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) by
Functionally Graded Materials
・Fe based Shape Memory Alloy
Applied Physics
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Syukei Sugita, Professor
Building No. 3, 4th floor, 402
- Biomechanics to unravel living organisms with knowledge of mechanical engineering
- Elucidation of the mechanism by which living organisms sense force
- Development of medical devices for measuring physiological information
- Elucidation of the pathogenesis of biological soft tissues
- Prediction of the destruction of living organisms