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Precision Machining Lab
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The lab explores the fundamentals and applications of manufacturing, from medicine to semiconductors.
AboutAbout the lab
From the fundamentals of manufacturing to applications driven by industry needs.
The Precision Machining Lab conducts research on manufacturing in the fields of medicine and medical devices, semiconductors, space and aircraft, automobiles and construction machinery, and optics.
Its work is wide-ranging, from basic research that creates new technologies, devices, and principles never seen before, to applied research driven by industry needs.
In addition to joint research with companies in various fields, the lab also collaborates with the School of Medicine.
On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Enomoto-Sugihara Lab."
Key terms
- Basic research
- Research aimed at creating new technologies, devices, and principles. This lab pursues it alongside applied research.
- Applied research
- Research carried out with a defined goal, based on requests from industry. This lab also pursues it through joint research with companies.
NewsLab news
Master's student wins Best Presentation Award at the JSPE Spring Meeting
Master's student and faculty member win the JSME Outstanding Paper Award for Presentation
Master's student wins Young Researcher Paper Award at LEM21
Prof. Enomoto wins the Research Achievement Award of the JSME Manufacturing and Machine Tools Division
Master's student wins Best Presentation Award at the JSPE Autumn Meeting
ResearchResearch themes
The lab conducts research on manufacturing in the fields of medicine and medical devices, semiconductors, space and aircraft, automobiles and construction machinery, and optics. Through joint research with companies and the School of Medicine, it broadens its research subjects and the settings where it works year by year.
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Members of the Precision Machining Lab include faculty members, project researchers, students in the doctoral program, the master's program, and the undergraduate program, and administrative assistants.As of 2026
- ProfessorToshiyuki Enomoto
- Associate ProfessorTatsuya Sugihara
- LecturerUrara Satake
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