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Aoki Lab
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The lab studies composite structures and optimal structural design, aiming to realize lightweight aerospace transportation systems.
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Toward aerospace transportation of the future, as light as possible.
Aoki Lab studies composite structures and the optimal design of structures.
The lab aims to realize future aerospace transportation systems made as light as possible.
The lab is a collaborative chair of the Department of Advanced Energy, run in partnership with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).
Key terms
- Composite materials
- Light, strong materials made by combining materials with different properties, such as carbon fiber and resin.
- Optimal design
- Design that uses computation to find the best shape or arrangement of materials while satisfying conditions such as weight and strength.
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Specializing in composite structures and optimal structural design, the lab aims to realize future aerospace transportation systems made as light as possible.
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- Visiting Associate ProfessorYuichiro Aoki
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