Labs in Tohoku University, School of Engineering

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The lab develops advanced materials and the processes to make them, working in the field of ultra-high temperatures.

The Fukuyama-Ohtsuka-Uchikoshi-Adachi Lab develops advanced materials and their processes for the fields of energy, the environment, and aerospace. Its field is ultra-high temperatures: above 1,000°C is routine, and sometimes temperatures exceed 2,000°C. The lab works on single-crystal growth of semiconductors, next-generation ultra-heat-resistant alloys, and advanced nonferrous smelting processes. Members acquire a sense for the physical chemistry of materials and pioneer the frontier of materials processing and high-temperature melt science.

#High-temperature melts #Single crystal growth #Thermophysical property measurement

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The lab creates new materials that will be at the heart of solar cells and fuel cells.

The Omata-Suzuki-Yamasaki Lab studies new materials that will be at the heart of solar cells and fuel cells. The lab designs materials by understanding the features of atoms and crystal structures, and goes as far as developing new processes to actually make them. By creating new materials, the lab hopes to contribute to solving energy problems. Many members come from other universities and colleges of technology (KOSEN), and lab visits are accepted at any time.

#Solar cell materials #Fuel cell materials #Exploration of novel materials

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A robotics lab that studies operation assistance for electric wheelchairs and the search for radiation sources.

The lab of Associate Professor Yusuke Tamura at the Graduate School of Engineering has studied operation assistance for personal mobility such as electric wheelchairs, and the search for radiation sources by mobile robots. In personal mobility, the lab aimed to achieve operation assistance that estimates the rider's intent without undermining the rider's sense of agency. In its radiation source research, the lab developed a method that uses a mobile robot equipped with a gamma-ray detector to estimate the locations of concealed radiation sources.

#Personal mobility #Intention estimation #Radiation source search

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国際卓越量子分野（湯浅 新治） (introduction coming soon)

Thin-film and surface/interface physical properties, crystal engineering, applied physical properties; spintronics

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医用ナノシステム学（田中 徹） (introduction coming soon)

Implantable and wearable nanodevices; medical systems using three-dimensional integration technology