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Shiyoshi Yokoyama, Professor
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Building on research in materials science and optics, the Nanostructure Characterization Lab studies optical devices useful for optical information and communication technology. To improve the performance of optical modulation and integrated optical circuits that use electro-optic materials, the lab develops ferroelectric crystals and polymers. Graduate students belong to the Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences, Materials Science Course I (Chemistry and Materials Science and Engineering major), and come from a wide range of undergraduate programs in chemistry, physics, electrical, and mechanical fields. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Shiyoshi Yokoyama Lab."
Katsuhiko Fujita, Associate Professor
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The Functional Organic Materials Chemistry Lab studies organic electronics, including organic solar cells, organic EL, organic transistors, and organic memory, with a focus on materials development, device physics, and device fabrication processes. By developing methods for making organic ultrathin films and analyzing their structures, the lab works toward applying them in devices. In collaboration with other researchers, the lab is also working on applying organic EL to photodynamic therapy using implantable devices. The lab's website presents it under the name "Functional Organic Materials Chemistry Lab."
Jin Miyawaki, Associate Professor
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The Carbon Materials Science Lab studies carbon materials such as carbon fibers and activated carbon, and explores their applications in batteries, capacitors, fuel cells, and more. Associate Professor Jin Miyawaki works on the creation of porous carbon and the analysis of its pores, and Associate Professor Koji Nakabayashi works on producing carbon materials from stranded resources. The lab does not recruit undergraduate students; it is intended for those joining from the graduate level.
Hikari Sakaebe, Professor
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The Energy Materials Lab studies the development of materials used in secondary batteries. From the standpoint of materials development, the lab tackles battery challenges such as energy density, cost, safety, and rate capability. Its listed keywords include Li-S batteries, sulfide-based all-solid-state batteries, anodes with in-situ solid electrolyte formation, fluoride batteries, and chloride batteries. The lab's website presents it under the name "Sakaebe Lab" (Sakaebe-Inoishi Lab).
Jun-ichiro Hayashi, Professor
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The Micro Process Control Lab (Hayashi Lab) studies the chemical conversion of solid carbon resources such as coal and biomass by heat. The lab works on developing gasification reactors, producing useful compounds from biomass, and producing coke from low-rank coal as a raw material. The lab belongs to the Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering, and also serves as a cooperating research group of the Department of Interdisciplinary Engineering Sciences in the Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Hayashi Lab", and it accepts lab visits and meetings for prospective students at any time.
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