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Molecular Fluid Dynamics Lab
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A lab that explores flows and interfaces in the bio and nano domains through molecular fluid dynamics.
AboutAbout the lab
Unraveling bio- and nano-scale phenomena from the flow of molecules.
The Molecular Fluid Dynamics Lab combines molecular fluid dynamics with Nano/Micro Electro Mechanical Systems technology to conduct fundamental research on flow and interfacial phenomena in the bio and nano domains.
Fluid-structure interaction analysis and nonlinear nanovibration control are also research subjects, pursued through theory, experiments, and numerical simulation.
The lab works on measuring ultra-small ion currents and visualizing molecular flow, controlling micro- and nano-scale multiphase flows with optical radiation pressure, creating micromachines that operate in endolymph, and developing biosensors that detect biomolecules and pathogens.
Through this work, the lab aims to build core technologies for next-generation personalized medicine and hearing devices.
ResearchResearch themes
Starting from the four fundamental mechanics of mechanical engineering, the lab develops new theory, experiments, and numerical simulation capable of handling multiscale, multiphysics problems, and pursues applications aimed at real-world implementation. Its goal is to build core technologies for next-generation personalized medicine and hearing devices.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorSatoyuki Kawano
- Associate ProfessorTakao Ono
- Assistant ProfessorJunsuke Yamanishi
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- Top image: “Microfluidics” Richard Wheeler (Zephyris) / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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