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Yamamoto Lab
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The lab studies medical applications of electromagnetic waves to support cutting-edge medical devices.
AboutAbout the lab
Supporting cutting-edge medical devices with the power of electromagnetic waves
The Yamamoto Lab focuses on medical applications of electromagnetic waves and studies the component technologies that support cutting-edge medical devices.
For implantable medical devices such as artificial hearts, the lab develops wireless energy transfer and communication that take the electromagnetic environment into account, as well as tissue-simulating phantoms and various types of antennas.
Transcutaneous transmission of energy and information to implantable devices is one example of its research themes.
Key terms
- Implantable medical devices
- Medical devices that are implanted and used inside the body, such as artificial hearts
- Wireless energy transfer
- A technology for sending power to a distant device without connecting it with wires
- Electromagnetic environment
- The state of the electromagnetic waves present around a device. The lab works on transmission and design that take this into account
NewsLab news
A master's student won the Excellent Presentation Award at the Young Researchers' Presentation Meeting 2025 of the Kanto Branch of the Japanese Society for Medical and Biological Engineering
A graduate student and an undergraduate student won an Encouragement Award at the Japan Society of Life Support Engineering
An undergraduate student won the Encouragement Award of the Circuit and Packaging Design Technology Committee of the Japan Institute of Electronics Packaging
A master's student won the Best Presenter Award at APSAEM 2024
ResearchResearch themes
Healthcare is essential for people to live a high-quality life, and cutting-edge medicine depends on interdisciplinary collaboration. The lab focuses on medical applications of electromagnetic waves and studies the component technologies that support cutting-edge medical devices.
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- Associate ProfessorTakahiko Yamamoto
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- Top image: “XBio illustration – Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)” explorebiology / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
- Medical applications of electromagnetic waves: “Rhumart MBI 3000 RESC Controller” CyclePat at English Wikipedia. Later version(s) were uploaded by DASHBot at English Wikipedia. / CC BY 3.0 (cropped)
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