Staff
Materials and Energy Course
Life and Materials Chemistry
Shuichi Iwata, Professor

Rm.412B, 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
Toko Tokunaga, Associate Professor

Rm.818B, Bldg No.1
– Development of Recyclable High-Strength Aluminum Alloys
– Development of Novel Steels with Simultaneously Achieving Ultra-High Strength, High Ductility, and High Toughness
– Design and Development of Novel Al- and Ti-Based Structural Materials Assisted by Phase Diagram Calculations
Applied Physics
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Shukei Sugita, Professor

Rm.402, Bldg No.3
– 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






























