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Matsukura Lab
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A lab exploring olfactory interfaces.
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A lab for olfactory interfaces.
The Matsukura Lab, whose English name is the Olfactory Interface Lab, is a lab at the University of Electro-Communications.
In May 2026, a faculty member received the Wolfgang Göpel Award at the international conference ISOEN, in recognition of contributions to the fields of olfaction and E-Nose.
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The members of the Matsukura Lab consist of faculty members and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorHaruka Matsukura
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