Faculty Members / Research Areas
Professor
INOMOTO Michiaki
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Advanced nuclear fusion plasma
We are conducting experimental research on high -performance plasma confinements aimed at realizing an economic fusion core. We adopt a unique high -beta method that actively applies the "connecting magnetic line" phenomenon that is universally observed in astronomical plasma.
INOMOTO Michiaki
Professor
Advanced nuclear fusion plasma
We are conducting experimental research on high -performance plasma confinements aimed at realizing an economic fusion core. We adopt a unique high -beta method that actively applies the "connecting magnetic line" phenomenon that is universally observed in astronomical plasma.
OHSAKI Hiroyuki
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
Superconducting technology for next-generation energy equipment
We are conducting research on electrical energy equipment and systems with excellent characteristics, utilizing advanced materials such as superconductors and high-performance permanent magnets, with the aim of efficient use of electric energy and the realization of advanced electromagnetic applied systems.
OHSAKI Hiroyuki
Professor
Superconducting technology for next-generation energy equipment
We are conducting research on electrical energy equipment and systems with excellent characteristics, utilizing advanced materials such as superconductors and high-performance permanent magnets, with the aim of efficient use of electric energy and the realization of advanced electromagnetic applied systems.
ONO Ryo
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Plasma application technology - medicine, surface engineering to aerospace engineering applications
We are engaged in the development of plasma-based medical, surface, energy, and aerospace engineering applications, as well as fundamental research on plasma spectroscopy measurements and simulations.
ONO Ryo
Professor
Plasma application technology - medicine, surface engineering to aerospace engineering applications
We are engaged in the development of plasma-based medical, surface, energy, and aerospace engineering applications, as well as fundamental research on plasma spectroscopy measurements and simulations.
KUMADA Akiko
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Frontier of High voltage / High Current Technology
The electric power system is undergoing a major transformation in response to the need to build a carbon-neutral society. In addition to the upgrade of the conventional AC grid, there is an urgent need to develop fundamental technologies for the DC grid. With the application of social infrastructure construction in mind, we are developing new sensors to understand physical properties and discharge physics, and elucidate discharge phenomena, current interruption phenomena, and electrical conduction phenomena in solids. The laboratory is directed in collaboration with Associate Professor Masahiro Sato and Project Professor Takashi Fujii.
KUMADA Akiko
Professor
Frontier of High voltage / High Current Technology
The electric power system is undergoing a major transformation in response to the need to build a carbon-neutral society. In addition to the upgrade of the conventional AC grid, there is an urgent need to develop fundamental technologies for the DC grid. With the application of social infrastructure construction in mind, we are developing new sensors to understand physical properties and discharge physics, and elucidate discharge phenomena, current interruption phenomena, and electrical conduction phenomena in solids. The laboratory is directed in collaboration with Associate Professor Masahiro Sato and Project Professor Takashi Fujii.
BABA Jumpei
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Create electricity using electricity -control of devices for smart grid-
We apply new technologies such as power electronics, energy storage technology, and ICT to the electric power field, and we are conducting research that contributes to the construction of better electric energy systems. We are conducting research close to hardware, such as actually going to remote islands and experiments.
BABA Jumpei
Professor
Create electricity using electricity -control of devices for smart grid-
We apply new technologies such as power electronics, energy storage technology, and ICT to the electric power field, and we are conducting research that contributes to the construction of better electric energy systems. We are conducting research close to hardware, such as actually going to remote islands and experiments.
MATSUHASHI Ryuji
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Research on energy systems analysis and carbon-neutral societies
In Matsuhashi Laboratory, we conduct research on energy systems and climate change mitigation, as well as various studies related to energy policy. We are engaged in developing power generation models that consider the expansion of renewable energy adoption and constructing new energy economic models that take bounded rationality into account. Our research integrates these models to advance our studies.
MATSUHASHI Ryuji
Professor
Research on energy systems analysis and carbon-neutral societies
In Matsuhashi Laboratory, we conduct research on energy systems and climate change mitigation, as well as various studies related to energy policy. We are engaged in developing power generation models that consider the expansion of renewable energy adoption and constructing new energy economic models that take bounded rationality into account. Our research integrates these models to advance our studies.
Project Professor
OKADA Yoshitaka
Project Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: ー
Next generation solar cell technology to achieve both high-efficiency and low-cost.
In order to realize ultra-high-efficiency and innovative low-cost solar cells, search and optimization of materials using thin-film growth technology, the electrical and optical evaluation of material and device properties including by spectroscopic characterization. We conduct multifaceted research from experimental approaches such as the development of electrical measurement tools to theoretical analysis by numerical simulation.
OKADA Yoshitaka
Project Professor
Next generation solar cell technology to achieve both high-efficiency and low-cost.
In order to realize ultra-high-efficiency and innovative low-cost solar cells, search and optimization of materials using thin-film growth technology, the electrical and optical evaluation of material and device properties including by spectroscopic characterization. We conduct multifaceted research from experimental approaches such as the development of electrical measurement tools to theoretical analysis by numerical simulation.
FUJII Takashi
Project Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
革新的レーザ計測技術の開発と高電圧研究への適用
直流グリッドが共存した次世代電力システムの実現に向け、光を用いた電界計測やレーザプラズマを用いた設備診断技術など、レーザの特長を生かした様々な応用研究や、レーザ特有の非線形現象の解明を行っています。
FUJII Takashi
Project Professor
革新的レーザ計測技術の開発と高電圧研究への適用
直流グリッドが共存した次世代電力システムの実現に向け、光を用いた電界計測やレーザプラズマを用いた設備診断技術など、レーザの特長を生かした様々な応用研究や、レーザ特有の非線形現象の解明を行っています。
Associate Professor
SATO Masahiro
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Phyisics and smart AI-aided electrical and electronic materials design
To achieve carbon neutrality in a materials limited world, we are designing new electrical and electronic materials with the aid of the laws of nature and artificial intelligence. By understanding the underlying phyisics of high electric field phenomena, we propose novel approaches for tailoring the material properties.
SATO Masahiro
Associate Professor
Phyisics and smart AI-aided electrical and electronic materials design
To achieve carbon neutrality in a materials limited world, we are designing new electrical and electronic materials with the aid of the laws of nature and artificial intelligence. By understanding the underlying phyisics of high electric field phenomena, we propose novel approaches for tailoring the material properties.
Project Associate Professor
UMEMOTO Takahiro
Project Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （♣）
Dept: EE
High Voltage Insulation Technology Supporting the Next Generation of Power Energy
We are advancing research on "High Voltage Insulation" in the power energy sector, focusing on developing low-environmental-impact insulation materials, expanding the application of power electronic devices, advancing diagnostic technologies, and contributing to the realization of a sustainable society through their implementation.
UMEMOTO Takahiro
Project Associate Professor
High Voltage Insulation Technology Supporting the Next Generation of Power Energy
We are advancing research on "High Voltage Insulation" in the power energy sector, focusing on developing low-environmental-impact insulation materials, expanding the application of power electronic devices, advancing diagnostic technologies, and contributing to the realization of a sustainable society through their implementation.