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Marine Utilization Fundamental Engineering Lab
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A lab for fundamental engineering of marine utilization, within the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Course.
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A lab within the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Course.
The Marine Utilization Fundamental Engineering Lab is one of the labs in the Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Course at The University of Osaka (School of Engineering, Department of Global Architecture; Graduate School of Engineering, Division of Global Architecture).
In the course website's introduction of labs and faculty, Associate Professor Hayashi is listed for this lab.
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- Associate ProfessorShigehiro Hayashi
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