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Hashimoto Lab
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A materials science lab whose keywords are corrosion, corrosion protection, and electrochemical methods.
AboutAbout the lab
A lab for corrosion, corrosion protection, and electrochemical methods
The Hashimoto Lab is a materials science lab in the Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Science and Technology, specializing in civil engineering materials, construction, and construction management.
The lab's webpage lists corrosion, corrosion protection, electrochemistry, and impedance as its fields of expertise.
In the department's introduction of its labs, electrochemical methods, corrosion and corrosion protection science, and materials science are given as the lab's keywords.
Lecturer Nagate Hashimoto also serves as a director and CPO of Tsukarimakuri Co., Ltd., a startup originating from Tokyo University of Science.
Key terms
- Corrosion
- The deterioration of metals such as iron through reactions with the surrounding environment.
- Corrosion protection
- Preventing corrosion from progressing.
- Impedance
- A quantity that expresses how difficult it is for alternating current to flow.
ResearchResearch themes
The Hashimoto Lab specializes in civil engineering materials, construction, and construction management. The lab's webpage lists corrosion, corrosion protection, electrochemistry, and impedance as its fields of expertise.
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- LecturerNagate Hashimoto
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