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Smart Green Process Lab [Joining and Welding Research Institute]
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The lab synthesizes nano- and microparticles through green processes and stacks them to fabricate structures.
AboutAbout the lab
Green processes for particles that reduce environmental impact.
The Smart Green Process Lab researches and develops green process technologies that greatly reduce environmental impact.
Focusing on nano- and microparticles, which are the source of functions, the lab pioneers bottom-up methods for synthesizing particles and fabrication methods that stack particles into two- and three-dimensional shapes.
Using the green process technologies it has developed, the lab also makes materials and devices for environmental and energy applications.
On the website of the Joining and Welding Research Institute, it is introduced as the "Green Fabrication Division" of the Center for Multidimensional Fabrication Research.
Key terms
- Green process
- A manufacturing or processing method that greatly reduces environmental impact. This lab uses it for particle synthesis and fabrication.
- Nano- and microparticles
- Extremely small particles on the scale of nanometers or micrometers. They are the source from which functions arise.
- Building block
- A component that serves as the basic unit of assembly when stacking up to form a shape. Here, particles play that role.
ResearchResearch themes
As environmental and energy problems grow more serious on a global scale, the lab works on research and development of green process technologies that greatly reduce environmental impact. Focusing on nano- and microparticles, which are the source of functions, the lab pioneers methods for synthesizing particles and fabrication methods that stack particles as building blocks into two- and three-dimensional shapes. It also advances technology development for energy conversion and environmental purification.
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Members of the Smart Green Process Lab consist of faculty, visiting professors, researchers, students in the doctoral, master's, and undergraduate programs, and administrative assistants.As of 2025
- ProfessorHiroya Abe
- Assistant ProfessorTakahiro Kozawa
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