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Hiroya Abe, Professor
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The Green Fabrication Lab develops new process technologies that greatly reduce environmental impact. Focusing on fine particles, it pursues the green synthesis of fine particles, including nanoparticles, and new methods for joining and assembling them as desired. The lab accepts students through the “Smart Green Process Field,” a collaborating field of the Department of Environmental and Energy Engineering in the School of Engineering and the Division of Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering in the Graduate School of Engineering. Lab visits are accepted at any time.
Soshu Kirihara, Professor
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The Additive Manufacturing Lab studies how to create and optimize the structure of components through smart processes that control joining and coating with ultra-fine precision at the nano and micro levels. Using computer-aided fabrication systems and welding systems, the lab works on processes that freely join and coat metals, ceramics, and polymer materials. Aiming for harmony and coexistence with the environment, the lab's goal is to contribute to a sustainable society that is kind to the global environment. The department's page also introduces research that uses industrial 3D printers to make use of materials such as slag left over from steel smelting and shells left over from seafood processing.
Katsuyoshi Kondo, Professor
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The Fabrication Mechanisms Lab is a field based at the Multi-dimensional Fabrication Research Center, which is attached to the Joining and Welding Research Institute of Osaka University. The center has the following fields: Green Fabrication, Additive Manufacturing, Fabrication Mechanisms, Laser Fabrication, and Advanced Fabrication. The faculty members listed for this field also belong to the Composite Mechanisms field (Kondo Lab) in the Joining Mechanism Research Division. The Kondo Lab is a cooperating chair of the Graduate School's Division of Mechanical Engineering (Micro Mechanical Science Division), and lists a metal additive manufacturing system and a scanning electron microscope among its lab equipment.
Hidetoshi Fujii, Professor
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The Daihen Welding and Joining Collaborative Research Lab works on technology development to make welding and joining technologies more advanced and more efficient. It was established in April 2019 within the Joining and Welding Research Institute of Osaka University. The lab combines the welding and joining technologies and device development technologies of Daihen Corporation with the academic research of the Joining and Welding Research Institute and the education and research strengths of the Graduate School of Engineering's Division of Materials and Manufacturing Science. Another stated goal is for students and young engineers to take an active part in projects and grow into engineers and researchers who can succeed worldwide.
Akira Oiwa, Professor
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The Quantum Information Devices research area studies the foundational technologies of quantum devices using ion traps, spins, and light. It is one of the research areas of the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology, and the center's member list shows the faculty members who belong to this area.
Takashi Yamamoto, Professor
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The Quantum Communication and Security research area is part of the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology, and works on developing quantum communication, quantum cryptography, quantum repeaters, and the quantum internet.
Makoto Negoro, Professor
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The Quantum Sensing research area works on developing gyroscopes that use cooled ions. It is also developing technologies that use hyperpolarized molecules to enhance the sensitivity of NMR/MRI, among other things. It is introduced as one of the research areas of the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology.
Akio Fujiwara, Project Professor
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The Transdisciplinary Quantum Science area is one of the research areas of the Center for Quantum Information and Quantum Biology, and conducts interdisciplinary research that integrates cutting-edge fundamental physics and machine learning with quantum information theory. The center's members page lists Professors, Project Professors, and Project Assistant Professors as faculty of this area.
Takeshi Murooka, Professor
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The Research Center for Behavioral Economics (RCBE) is part of the Institute of Social and Economic Research at Osaka University, and is the first research hub for behavioral economics in Japan. It was established in April 2004 on the basis of the research results in behavioral economics and experimental economics accumulated up to that point. For social and economic problems that standard economic methods alone cannot fully address, the center studies people's behavioral characteristics from multiple perspectives, working with related fields such as sociology, law, psychology, and artificial intelligence. Through its research results, the center aims to contribute to highly effective economic policy and institutional design.
Akira Oiwa, Professor
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The Oiwa Lab (Quantum System Creation Group) studies new devices based on light, electrons, and spin. Centered on semiconductors, the lab works on quantum information processing that uses the quantum mechanical properties of electron spins and photons. Spintronics, which creates and combines new optical, electronic, and spin materials, is also a field of its research. The lab carries out everything from the fabrication and characterization of high-quality materials to precise quantum transport measurements, and aims to discover new phenomena.
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