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Wood Engineering Lab (Daisuke Kobayashi)
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A lab that explores the relationship between people and wood through human sensibility (Kansei) and develops teaching materials for woodworking education.
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Exploring the relationship between people and wood through human sensibility.
The lab of Associate Professor Daisuke Kobayashi works on Kansei science research (the study of human sensibility and feelings) on the relationship between wood and people, and on developing teaching materials and tools for woodworking education.
Associate Professor Kobayashi lists "the science of the relationship between trees and humans" as his research keyword.
He also presented at an academic conference on a practice of wood education (mokuiku) at an elementary school, designed with the learning of photosynthesis in mind.
The research themes of the Technology Education Specialization are only examples, and graduation research is handled flexibly according to each student's interests.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's main themes are research on the relationship between people and wood from the standpoint of Kansei science, and the development of teaching materials and tools for woodworking education. The research keyword is "the science of the relationship between trees and humans."
Developing teaching materials and tools for woodworking education
The lab develops teaching materials and tools used in woodworking classes. It has written up in papers the production and classroom use of simple particleboard, and a survey of the knowledge and skills in woodworking of people aiming to become elementary school teachers.
Kansei science of the relationship between wood and people
The lab studies the relationship between wood and people from the standpoint of Kansei science. It has presented on the psychological effects of the wood grain pattern on pasta containers and on junior high school students' evaluations of how wood feels to the touch.
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- Associate ProfessorDaisuke Kobayashi
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