Faculty Members / Research Areas
Professor
IIZUKA Tetsuya
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Design Science - Design and Optimization of Integrated Circuits and Systems
We have a wide variety of research topics mainly focusing on the analog/digital mixed-signal circuits and systems. Our research target is to realize high-performance integrated circuit systems for the applications of communication, IoT, AI, and so on. Based on the theory and analysis of the circuit behavior we develop systematic design guidelines for the optimum designs of integrated systems.
IIZUKA Tetsuya
Professor
Design Science - Design and Optimization of Integrated Circuits and Systems
We have a wide variety of research topics mainly focusing on the analog/digital mixed-signal circuits and systems. Our research target is to realize high-performance integrated circuit systems for the applications of communication, IoT, AI, and so on. Based on the theory and analysis of the circuit behavior we develop systematic design guidelines for the optimum designs of integrated systems.
IKEDA Makoto
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Intelligent Information Processing, Sensing, and Hardware Security
Hardware is an root of intelligent information processing in cyber space, and seeking more intelligent, faster, lower power and more safer operations. Sensing is a gateway into cyber space from physical world, and authenticity and confidentiality of acquired information is a key for safety in cyber space. We are working on intelligent information processing, sensing and hardware security to fulfilling ever increasing requirements.
IKEDA Makoto
Professor
Intelligent Information Processing, Sensing, and Hardware Security
Hardware is an root of intelligent information processing in cyber space, and seeking more intelligent, faster, lower power and more safer operations. Sensing is a gateway into cyber space from physical world, and authenticity and confidentiality of acquired information is a key for safety in cyber space. We are working on intelligent information processing, sensing and hardware security to fulfilling ever increasing requirements.
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.
IWAMOTO Satoshi
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Quantum Nanophotonics and Topological Photonics
Aiming at the realization of novel photonic devices and quantum information devices, we are researching optical science in photonic nanostructures, developing unique technology for controlling light and photons based on the concept of topology and researching diamond nanophotonics.
IWAMOTO Satoshi
Professor
Quantum Nanophotonics and Topological Photonics
Aiming at the realization of novel photonic devices and quantum information devices, we are researching optical science in photonic nanostructures, developing unique technology for controlling light and photons based on the concept of topology and researching diamond nanophotonics.
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.
OHYA Shinobu
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Creation of novel next-generation spin devices using ultra-high quality semiconductor/oxide quantum nano-heterostructures
Our group is developping atomically controlled high-quality single-crystal quantum heterostructures consisting of various material systems, mainly oxides and semiconductors. We combine the quantum properties of electrons with spin degrees of freedom to control spin current flow with high efficiency. We aim to pioneer novel physics and realize highly efficient low-energy consumption devices that will lead to next-generation green innovation.
OHYA Shinobu
Professor
Creation of novel next-generation spin devices using ultra-high quality semiconductor/oxide quantum nano-heterostructures
Our group is developping atomically controlled high-quality single-crystal quantum heterostructures consisting of various material systems, mainly oxides and semiconductors. We combine the quantum properties of electrons with spin degrees of freedom to control spin current flow with high efficiency. We aim to pioneer novel physics and realize highly efficient low-energy consumption devices that will lead to next-generation green innovation.
OZEKI Yasuyuki
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Unveiling living systems with cutting-edge pulsed lasers
Ozeki Laboratory is pushing the boundaries of biological imaging using advanced optical pulse techniques. Our research focuses on developing new light sources and measurement systems, as well as applying these techniques to observe living systems. Our latest work includes high-speed molecular imaging, highly multiplexed imaging, and using quantum optics to increase sensitivity.
OZEKI Yasuyuki
Professor
Unveiling living systems with cutting-edge pulsed lasers
Ozeki Laboratory is pushing the boundaries of biological imaging using advanced optical pulse techniques. Our research focuses on developing new light sources and measurement systems, as well as applying these techniques to observe living systems. Our latest work includes high-speed molecular imaging, highly multiplexed imaging, and using quantum optics to increase sensitivity.
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.
KAWAHARA Yoshihiro
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Digital fabrication and wireless power transfer for Internet of Things
Looking ahead to the next era of the Internet of Things, we are working on AI-based digital fabrication technology, wireless power transfer technology, robotics, and sensing technology with the aim of realizing a world in which sensor and actuator functions are naturally integrated everywhere.
KAWAHARA Yoshihiro
Professor
Digital fabrication and wireless power transfer for Internet of Things
Looking ahead to the next era of the Internet of Things, we are working on AI-based digital fabrication technology, wireless power transfer technology, robotics, and sensing technology with the aim of realizing a world in which sensor and actuator functions are naturally integrated everywhere.
KUDOH Tomohiro
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Towards a true fusion of networking and computing - Information infrastructure to support the utilization of real-world data -
A Cyber Physical System, which is a system that integrates the physical and virtual worlds, requires an information infrastructure, and it is necessary to control and utilize computing and network resources in collaboration. For example, in the interaction between the real world and the metaverse, the challenge is how to use the computing resources, such as edge devices, clouds, and MEC (Multi-Access Edge Computing), and the networks that connect them to provide stress-free feedback of real-world data. We are researching information infrastructure technology to support the utilization of such real-world data.
KUDOH Tomohiro
Professor
Towards a true fusion of networking and computing - Information infrastructure to support the utilization of real-world data -
A Cyber Physical System, which is a system that integrates the physical and virtual worlds, requires an information infrastructure, and it is necessary to control and utilize computing and network resources in collaboration. For example, in the interaction between the real world and the metaverse, the challenge is how to use the computing resources, such as edge devices, clouds, and MEC (Multi-Access Edge Computing), and the networks that connect them to provide stress-free feedback of real-world data. We are researching information infrastructure technology to support the utilization of such real-world data.
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.
KOHNO Takashi
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Neuromimetic Systems: mimicing the nervous system to achieve robust and intelligent information processing systems
We study silicon neuronal networks as a foundation for the next-generation brain-compatible AI. Our approach is multidisciplinary over phenomenological, constructive, and theoretical fields. Anyone interested in the electronic circuit design and nervous system modeling are welcome.
KOHNO Takashi
Professor
Neuromimetic Systems: mimicing the nervous system to achieve robust and intelligent information processing systems
We study silicon neuronal networks as a foundation for the next-generation brain-compatible AI. Our approach is multidisciplinary over phenomenological, constructive, and theoretical fields. Anyone interested in the electronic circuit design and nervous system modeling are welcome.
KOSEKI Takafumi
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Science for Transport - Transportation of People and Goods Using Electric Power Control
Our research interests include energy and motion control in rail vehicles, magnetic levitation, linear machines, etc., and electric drive application control in transportation systems, such as informationization and automation of transportation system operations.
KOSEKI Takafumi
Professor
Science for Transport - Transportation of People and Goods Using Electric Power Control
Our research interests include energy and motion control in rail vehicles, magnetic levitation, linear machines, etc., and electric drive application control in transportation systems, such as informationization and automation of transportation system operations.
KOBAYASHI Tetsuya
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Mathematics and Informatics for Understanding Living Systems
We aim to uncover the design principles of information processing and robustness in biological systems by integrating theoretical and informatics approaches to various biological quantitative data.
KOBAYASHI Tetsuya
Professor
Mathematics and Informatics for Understanding Living Systems
We aim to uncover the design principles of information processing and robustness in biological systems by integrating theoretical and informatics approaches to various biological quantitative data.
SUGIYAMA Masakazu
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Materials / devices / systems to realize carbon neutrality.
Our interests spread from basic research on renewable energy to social implementation. The most exciting frontiers exist at the interfaces such as the ones between electricity and chemistry, research and society.
SUGIYAMA Masakazu
Professor
Materials / devices / systems to realize carbon neutrality.
Our interests spread from basic research on renewable energy to social implementation. The most exciting frontiers exist at the interfaces such as the ones between electricity and chemistry, research and society.
SEKINO Masaki
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Electronics for imaging and stimulation of brain and living bodies
Our researches focus on biomedical devices and artificial intelligence covering highly sensitive sensor for detecting magnetic fields arising from neurons, stimulation of neurons using pulsed magnetic fields, and magnetic sensor for diagnosis of tumor metastasis.
SEKINO Masaki
Professor
Electronics for imaging and stimulation of brain and living bodies
Our researches focus on biomedical devices and artificial intelligence covering highly sensitive sensor for detecting magnetic fields arising from neurons, stimulation of neurons using pulsed magnetic fields, and magnetic sensor for diagnosis of tumor metastasis.
SOMEYA Takao
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Research on skin electronics utilizing organic materials
We conduct research on the application of organic electronics to biological and medical devices. We actively collaborate with many domestic and international research groups (scientists, physicists, medical doctors, and companies).
SOMEYA Takao
Professor
Research on skin electronics utilizing organic materials
We conduct research on the application of organic electronics to biological and medical devices. We actively collaborate with many domestic and international research groups (scientists, physicists, medical doctors, and companies).
TAKAHASHI Takuji
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Nanometer world explored by nanoprobes - "Observe" what are invisible to our eyes -
Our laboratory aims to establish new methods for evaluating physical properties in the nanometer range by making full use of the nanoprobe technology that has high spatial resolution at nanometer scale and to contribute to the exploration of new devices through understanding of those physical properties.
TAKAHASHI Takuji
Professor
Nanometer world explored by nanoprobes - "Observe" what are invisible to our eyes -
Our laboratory aims to establish new methods for evaluating physical properties in the nanometer range by making full use of the nanoprobe technology that has high spatial resolution at nanometer scale and to contribute to the exploration of new devices through understanding of those physical properties.
TAKAMIYA Makoto
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Small Chip Intelligently Managing Large Power
To achieve a carbon-free world by 2050, we are conducting research on integrated power management, in which a small IC chip can intelligently handle large amounts of power, with the goal of making power electronics systems more energy-efficient.
TAKAMIYA Makoto
Professor
Small Chip Intelligently Managing Large Power
To achieve a carbon-free world by 2050, we are conducting research on integrated power management, in which a small IC chip can intelligently handle large amounts of power, with the goal of making power electronics systems more energy-efficient.
TAKEUCHI Ken
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Data Centric Computing (AI / Computation in Memory / Quantum Computer)
Takeuchi Lab is extensively studying brain-like data-centric computing and Computation in memory (CiM) that combines data processing and memory. We foster students who understand application and social implementation and then co-design different fields from LSI hardware, software, and machine learning for AI era.
TAKEUCHI Ken
Professor
Data Centric Computing (AI / Computation in Memory / Quantum Computer)
Takeuchi Lab is extensively studying brain-like data-centric computing and Computation in memory (CiM) that combines data processing and memory. We foster students who understand application and social implementation and then co-design different fields from LSI hardware, software, and machine learning for AI era.
TAKENAKA Mitsuru
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Si photonics for next-generation AI/IoT deviecs
We are conducting research on silicon photonics for electronic-photonic integrarted circuits By combining silicon photonics with III-V compound semiconductors, germanium, 2D materials and so on, we investigate programmable photonic integrated circuits for deep learning, optical interconnect LSI, and mid-infrared integrated circuits. Our goal is to achieve innovative computing that does not rely on Moore's Law.
TAKENAKA Mitsuru
Professor
Si photonics for next-generation AI/IoT deviecs
We are conducting research on silicon photonics for electronic-photonic integrarted circuits By combining silicon photonics with III-V compound semiconductors, germanium, 2D materials and so on, we investigate programmable photonic integrated circuits for deep learning, optical interconnect LSI, and mid-infrared integrated circuits. Our goal is to achieve innovative computing that does not rely on Moore's Law.
TANAKA Masaaki
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
New electronic materials / devices, spintronics, quantum science and technology
We are conducting research on new materials, hetero structures, nano structures, and devices, aiming to create new electronics using electronic spin functions and quantum phenomena. We are working on a wide range of themes, from basic research based on intellectual curiosity to research with an engineering application.
TANAKA Masaaki
Professor
New electronic materials / devices, spintronics, quantum science and technology
We are conducting research on new materials, hetero structures, nano structures, and devices, aiming to create new electronics using electronic spin functions and quantum phenomena. We are working on a wide range of themes, from basic research based on intellectual curiosity to research with an engineering application.
TANEMURA Takuo
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Semiconductor integrated photonics
Our research focuses on integrated photonics, which invoves using a compact semiconductor chip of a few millimeters in size to manipulate the state of light. By leveraging the unique properties of "light", such as ultrabroad bandwidth, parallelism, and linearity, and offloading the intelligent digital computations to "electronic" circuits, we aim to create innovative photonic devices that can be applied to a wide range of fields, including next-generation optical communications, imaging, computing, and more.
TANEMURA Takuo
Professor
Semiconductor integrated photonics
Our research focuses on integrated photonics, which invoves using a compact semiconductor chip of a few millimeters in size to manipulate the state of light. By leveraging the unique properties of "light", such as ultrabroad bandwidth, parallelism, and linearity, and offloading the intelligent digital computations to "electronic" circuits, we aim to create innovative photonic devices that can be applied to a wide range of fields, including next-generation optical communications, imaging, computing, and more.
TABATA Hitoshi
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Brain-mimicking Beyond AI devices using spin waves and fluctuations and quantum technology for information processing and medical engineering applications
Research on brain-mimetic devices utilizing spin fluctuation, focusing on the spinciple that signal processing in neurons is equivalent to the Hamiltonian of a physical property called spin glass. Also, research is being conducted on applying spin wave quantum interference, resonance tunneling phenomena, and stochastic resonance principles, which can be operated at room temperature, to information processing devices to achieve low power consumption, and on ultra-sensitive measurement of bio-related information such as magnetoencephalography, magnetocardiography, and body gases.
TABATA Hitoshi
Professor
Brain-mimicking Beyond AI devices using spin waves and fluctuations and quantum technology for information processing and medical engineering applications
Research on brain-mimetic devices utilizing spin fluctuation, focusing on the spinciple that signal processing in neurons is equivalent to the Hamiltonian of a physical property called spin glass. Also, research is being conducted on applying spin wave quantum interference, resonance tunneling phenomena, and stochastic resonance principles, which can be operated at room temperature, to information processing devices to achieve low power consumption, and on ultra-sensitive measurement of bio-related information such as magnetoencephalography, magnetocardiography, and body gases.
TOSHIYOSHI Hiroshi
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
MEMS/NEMS, Micro/Nano mechatronics
MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology is a composite field of electrical engineering, mechanics, chemistry, material science, fluidics, optics and else. Using semiconductor microfabrication technology, we develop various MEMS applications such as optic communication, image display, medical diagnosis, IoT sensors, and energy harvesters.
TOSHIYOSHI Hiroshi
Professor
MEMS/NEMS, Micro/Nano mechatronics
MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology is a composite field of electrical engineering, mechanics, chemistry, material science, fluidics, optics and else. Using semiconductor microfabrication technology, we develop various MEMS applications such as optic communication, image display, medical diagnosis, IoT sensors, and energy harvesters.
NOMURA Masahiro
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Integrated quantum electronics and Thermoelectric energy harvesting
We are promoting physics exploration in semiconductors and two -dimensional materials and developing next -generation thermal flow control technology. We are studying new basic physics unique to a hybrid state of multiple quantums, which cannot be achieved with a single quantum, and is studying devices that enable quantum broadcasts. Applied research provides environmental thermal power generation and energy -saving devices, basic understanding of the physics of phonon and thermal control, which supports its technology development, and exploration of new physics.
NOMURA Masahiro
Professor
Integrated quantum electronics and Thermoelectric energy harvesting
We are promoting physics exploration in semiconductors and two -dimensional materials and developing next -generation thermal flow control technology. We are studying new basic physics unique to a hybrid state of multiple quantums, which cannot be achieved with a single quantum, and is studying devices that enable quantum broadcasts. Applied research provides environmental thermal power generation and energy -saving devices, basic understanding of the physics of phonon and thermal control, which supports its technology development, and exploration of new physics.
HASHIMOTO Tatsuaki
Professor
Sagamihara Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Control spacecraft freely
We will apply control and information processing technologies to realize various space missions. Let's make the impossible possible with your novel ideas.
HASHIMOTO Tatsuaki
Professor
Control spacecraft freely
We will apply control and information processing technologies to realize various space missions. Let's make the impossible possible with your novel ideas.
HANAWA Toshihiro
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Paving the Way to Next-Generation Supercomputers
The supercomputer is also attracting attention as a platform that realizes large -scale machine learning in addition to conventional simulations. By coordinating these, you can achieve more advanced applications. To do so, we need to optimize all kinds of processing, such as communication and file input and output, and aim to develop next -generation supercomputer fundamental technology through these more advanced fusion and cooperation.
HANAWA Toshihiro
Professor
Paving the Way to Next-Generation Supercomputers
The supercomputer is also attracting attention as a platform that realizes large -scale machine learning in addition to conventional simulations. By coordinating these, you can achieve more advanced applications. To do so, we need to optimize all kinds of processing, such as communication and file input and output, and aim to develop next -generation supercomputer fundamental technology through these more advanced fusion and cooperation.
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.
HIRAMOTO Toshiro
Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: ー
Semiconductor silicon nano device aimed at large -scale integration
Hiramoto/Kobayashi Laboratory is pursuing ultimate integrated nanoelectronics by device innovation to solve the world's issues.
HIRAMOTO Toshiro
Professor
Semiconductor silicon nano device aimed at large -scale integration
Hiramoto/Kobayashi Laboratory is pursuing ultimate integrated nanoelectronics by device innovation to solve the world's issues.
HIROSE Akira
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Neural Networks and Wireless Networks: See/feel/speak with radio-wave sensitive eyes and artificial intelligence (AI)
*Investigation of information processing principles in the brain from an electronic information engineering perspective, *Research on new information and signal processing technology by combining symbol processing and pattern processing, *Development of flexible electromagnetic/light measurement techniques, imaging and communication methods, and *Realization of useful systems and devices.
HIROSE Akira
Professor
Neural Networks and Wireless Networks: See/feel/speak with radio-wave sensitive eyes and artificial intelligence (AI)
*Investigation of information processing principles in the brain from an electronic information engineering perspective, *Research on new information and signal processing technology by combining symbol processing and pattern processing, *Development of flexible electromagnetic/light measurement techniques, imaging and communication methods, and *Realization of useful systems and devices.
FUKUDA Seisuke
Professor
Sagamihara Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Spacecraft/satellite systems and sensor signal processing
We are conducting a wide range of research, from very close to actual projects to future elemental technologies, regarding technology related to satellite and spacecraft systems with background in electronic engineering, and signal processing technology for radar and image sensing.
FUKUDA Seisuke
Professor
Spacecraft/satellite systems and sensor signal processing
We are conducting a wide range of research, from very close to actual projects to future elemental technologies, regarding technology related to satellite and spacecraft systems with background in electronic engineering, and signal processing technology for radar and image sensing.
FUJIMOTO Hiroshi
Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
The world changes with the power of control! - Electric vehicles, wireless power transfer, applied control, electric airplane -
Research fields include control theory and its application, motion control, nanoscale servo, robotics, electric vehicle control, wireless power transfer, power electronics, control of eVTOL, drone, electric airplane.
FUJIMOTO Hiroshi
Professor
The world changes with the power of control! - Electric vehicles, wireless power transfer, applied control, electric airplane -
Research fields include control theory and its application, motion control, nanoscale servo, robotics, electric vehicle control, wireless power transfer, power electronics, control of eVTOL, drone, electric airplane.
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.
MITA Yoshio
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
自然の機能に学ぶ先端集積化マイクロシステムの展開
山手線内で最も清浄な部屋「スーパークリーンルーム」で、世の中が見たこともないような「世界初」「世界最高」の賢いマイクロマシンを学生諸君と一緒に創造しています。
MITA Yoshio
Professor
自然の機能に学ぶ先端集積化マイクロシステムの展開
山手線内で最も清浄な部屋「スーパークリーンルーム」で、世の中が見たこともないような「世界初」「世界最高」の賢いマイクロマシンを学生諸君と一緒に創造しています。
MINEMATSU Nobuaki
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Assistive technology for speech communication using computers that can talk with, listen to, and support users
Speech-to-text (speech recognition) and text-to-speech (speech synthesis) are working well even on smartphones. In our laboratory, using these speech technologies, we are developing frameworks that can aid humans to realize high-quality speech communication with other humans or with machines. By acquiring various kinds of knowlege such as acoustic phonetics, cognitive science, linguistics, and brain sciences as well as speech technologies, we are trying to improve the QoL of individuals who are communicating orally with others.
MINEMATSU Nobuaki
Professor
Assistive technology for speech communication using computers that can talk with, listen to, and support users
Speech-to-text (speech recognition) and text-to-speech (speech synthesis) are working well even on smartphones. In our laboratory, using these speech technologies, we are developing frameworks that can aid humans to realize high-quality speech communication with other humans or with machines. By acquiring various kinds of knowlege such as acoustic phonetics, cognitive science, linguistics, and brain sciences as well as speech technologies, we are trying to improve the QoL of individuals who are communicating orally with others.
MORIKAWA Hiroyuki
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Digital Innovation: Transforming Society, Industry, Economy, and Local Communities
As digital technology revolutionizes society, we are researching 5G/Beyond 5G/6G, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud robotics, wireless communication & power supply, and information society design. We invite you to collaborate with us and explore these exciting new frontiers with fresh ideas.
MORIKAWA Hiroyuki
Professor
Digital Innovation: Transforming Society, Industry, Economy, and Local Communities
As digital technology revolutionizes society, we are researching 5G/Beyond 5G/6G, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud robotics, wireless communication & power supply, and information society design. We invite you to collaborate with us and explore these exciting new frontiers with fresh ideas.
YAMASHITA Shinji
Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Cutting Edge Laser Technology and Photonic Devices for Communications, Precision Measurements, Bio-Medical and Industrial Applications
Nanocarbons, such as Carbon nanotubes (CNT) and graphene, have very useful nonlinear photonic properties. We are pursuing researches on novel devices and short-pulse lasers using these nanocarbon materials. Especially, we have realized original and ultra-high performance fiber lasers, such as short-cavity short-pulse fiber lasers having high pulse repetition rate > 10GHz, and fast and wide wavelength swept fiber lasers that can sweep its wavelength in wide sweep range (>100nm) at very fast sweep speed (repetition rate > a few 100kHz). We are trying to apply these fiber lasers to communications, precision measurements, bio-medical and industrial applications.
YAMASHITA Shinji
Professor
Cutting Edge Laser Technology and Photonic Devices for Communications, Precision Measurements, Bio-Medical and Industrial Applications
Nanocarbons, such as Carbon nanotubes (CNT) and graphene, have very useful nonlinear photonic properties. We are pursuing researches on novel devices and short-pulse lasers using these nanocarbon materials. Especially, we have realized original and ultra-high performance fiber lasers, such as short-cavity short-pulse fiber lasers having high pulse repetition rate > 10GHz, and fast and wide wavelength swept fiber lasers that can sweep its wavelength in wide sweep range (>100nm) at very fast sweep speed (repetition rate > a few 100kHz). We are trying to apply these fiber lasers to communications, precision measurements, bio-medical and industrial applications.
YOSHIMITSU Tetsuo
Professor
Sagamihara Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
YOSHIMITSU Tetsuo
Professor
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.
KAMEZAKI Mitsuhiro
Project Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （♣）
Dept: ー
Interface and Interaction Design between Humans and Highly Intelligent Machines/Systems
Our group promotes interdisciplinary research called "Smart Mechanano System (SMS)," which is based on the interface (media) design between huamans and highly intellignet machines/systems.
KAMEZAKI Mitsuhiro
Project Professor
Interface and Interaction Design between Humans and Highly Intelligent Machines/Systems
Our group promotes interdisciplinary research called "Smart Mechanano System (SMS)," which is based on the interface (media) design between huamans and highly intellignet machines/systems.
SET SZE YUN
Project Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: ー
Laser and photonics research to make profound impact to the world.
We are conducting research on novel laser and photonic technologies such as ultrafast pulsed fiber lasers, optical amplifiers, and high-speed optoelectronics for industrial applications. Application fields include optical fiber communications, optical sensing, 3D LIDAR imaging, fiber laser sources for bio-imaging etc. We are located at the RCAST, Komaba II research campus. Our lab is collaborating closely with the Yamashita Lab at the Hongo main campus.
SET SZE YUN
Project Professor
Laser and photonics research to make profound impact to the world.
We are conducting research on novel laser and photonic technologies such as ultrafast pulsed fiber lasers, optical amplifiers, and high-speed optoelectronics for industrial applications. Application fields include optical fiber communications, optical sensing, 3D LIDAR imaging, fiber laser sources for bio-imaging etc. We are located at the RCAST, Komaba II research campus. Our lab is collaborating closely with the Yamashita Lab at the Hongo main campus.
HAMADA Mototsugu
Project Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: ー
Lowpower Integrated Circuits and Systems
We are researching low -powered processors and communication systems, which are responsible for information technology in the IoT/AI era.
HAMADA Mototsugu
Project Professor
Lowpower Integrated Circuits and Systems
We are researching low -powered processors and communication systems, which are responsible for information technology in the IoT/AI era.
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
OISHI Takeshi
Associate Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Spatiotemporal modeling and representation of real world
We are developing technologies for 3D modeling, recognition, and analysis of the real world using optical sensor devices such as LiDAR and cameras to realize autonomous mobility for robots and self-driving vehicles.
OISHI Takeshi
Associate Professor
Spatiotemporal modeling and representation of real world
We are developing technologies for 3D modeling, recognition, and analysis of the real world using optical sensor devices such as LiDAR and cameras to realize autonomous mobility for robots and self-driving vehicles.
OHNISHI Wataru
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Toward Next Generation Mechatronics and Control
My team and I aim to achieve control performance that pushes the physical limits through innovations in control theory driven by the requirements of cutting-edge industrial and scientific applications. We pursue both performance and robustness through integrated optimization of the entire mechatronic system and controller design, including system identification and learning control. Our application includes precision mechatronics, electrical motors, power electronics, plasma, thermal systems, and pneumatic systems. Through domestic and international industry-academia collaboration, we propose and implement control theory and control system design methods for world-class control targets such as semiconductor manufacturing equipment, railroad systems, and power system equipments to support a sustainable and prosperous society.
OHNISHI Wataru
Associate Professor
Toward Next Generation Mechatronics and Control
My team and I aim to achieve control performance that pushes the physical limits through innovations in control theory driven by the requirements of cutting-edge industrial and scientific applications. We pursue both performance and robustness through integrated optimization of the entire mechatronic system and controller design, including system identification and learning control. Our application includes precision mechatronics, electrical motors, power electronics, plasma, thermal systems, and pneumatic systems. Through domestic and international industry-academia collaboration, we propose and implement control theory and control system design methods for world-class control targets such as semiconductor manufacturing equipment, railroad systems, and power system equipments to support a sustainable and prosperous society.
OGAWA Takefumi
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Interaction of Humans, Things, and Events
We are involved in various research projects aimed at enriching people's daily lives by utilizing augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. Our research themes share a common keyword - "connect". We are working on developing "communication support" and "groupware" to facilitate connections between people, "interfaces" to bridge the gap between people and computers, and "interaction technologies" to enable connections between people and data. Our goal is to create mechanisms that facilitate new experiences by enabling humans, objects, and events to interact with each other.
OGAWA Takefumi
Associate Professor
Interaction of Humans, Things, and Events
We are involved in various research projects aimed at enriching people's daily lives by utilizing augmented reality and virtual reality technologies. Our research themes share a common keyword - "connect". We are working on developing "communication support" and "groupware" to facilitate connections between people, "interfaces" to bridge the gap between people and computers, and "interaction technologies" to enable connections between people and data. Our goal is to create mechanisms that facilitate new experiences by enabling humans, objects, and events to interact with each other.
KUROYAMA Kazuyuki
Associate Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
光・物質ハイブリッド系における量子ナノエレクトロニクス
量子情報処理技術をはじめとする近年の量子科学技術において、異なる量子系をハイブリッドさせることで、複数の量子系の間で量子情報を変換したり、単一の量子系では現れないような新しい量子的機能を実現したりする試みが活発になされています。私たちの研究室では、半導体量子ドットなどの制御性の高い量子ナノ構造素子とテラヘルツ技術を用いて、電子と光・電磁波とが強く相互作用した量子結合状態で現れる新しい物理の探求を行っています。
KUROYAMA Kazuyuki
Associate Professor
光・物質ハイブリッド系における量子ナノエレクトロニクス
量子情報処理技術をはじめとする近年の量子科学技術において、異なる量子系をハイブリッドさせることで、複数の量子系の間で量子情報を変換したり、単一の量子系では現れないような新しい量子的機能を実現したりする試みが活発になされています。私たちの研究室では、半導体量子ドットなどの制御性の高い量子ナノ構造素子とテラヘルツ技術を用いて、電子と光・電磁波とが強く相互作用した量子結合状態で現れる新しい物理の探求を行っています。
KOBAYASHI Daisuke
Associate Professor
Sagamihara Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Startled Computers: Space makes semiconductors surprised
In Sci-Fi movies, androids are often depicted as having cold and emotionless character. We may have such impression because most of computers rely on digital processing in which everything is flatly divided into "1" or "0", but—would you believe it?—they are easily surprised and often get upset. It is caused by a strike of tiny invisible particles, fragments of exploding stars a.k.a cosmic rays, but the shock is significant. The shock makes a computer chip surprised and lose its memory, control, and even its fundamental ability to boot up. So, what will you do next?
KOBAYASHI Daisuke
Associate Professor
Startled Computers: Space makes semiconductors surprised
In Sci-Fi movies, androids are often depicted as having cold and emotionless character. We may have such impression because most of computers rely on digital processing in which everything is flatly divided into "1" or "0", but—would you believe it?—they are easily surprised and often get upset. It is caused by a strike of tiny invisible particles, fragments of exploding stars a.k.a cosmic rays, but the shock is significant. The shock makes a computer chip surprised and lose its memory, control, and even its fundamental ability to boot up. So, what will you do next?
KOBAYASHI Masaharu
Associate Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Semiconductor transistor and memory device technologies for next generation computing
Hiramoto/Kobayashi Laboratory is pursuing ultimate integrated nanoelectronics by device innovation to solve the world's issues.
KOBAYASHI Masaharu
Associate Professor
Semiconductor transistor and memory device technologies for next generation computing
Hiramoto/Kobayashi Laboratory is pursuing ultimate integrated nanoelectronics by device innovation to solve the world's issues.
KONDO Daishi
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Research on Network Infrastructure Technologies for Enhancing Security
Currently, many companies are targeted by cyberattacks such as targeted attacks and Distributed Denial of Service attacks, and the impact often extends to the users who utilize the services provided by these companies. In response to these cyber security issues, which have become significant social challenges, we are conducting research aimed at solving them from multiple perspectives, including network architecture, communication protocols, and the actual operation of infrastructure.
KONDO Daishi
Associate Professor
Research on Network Infrastructure Technologies for Enhancing Security
Currently, many companies are targeted by cyberattacks such as targeted attacks and Distributed Denial of Service attacks, and the impact often extends to the users who utilize the services provided by these companies. In response to these cyber security issues, which have become significant social challenges, we are conducting research aimed at solving them from multiple perspectives, including network architecture, communication protocols, and the actual operation of infrastructure.
SAITO Daisuke
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Real-data-oriented Speech Information Processing and Media Information Processing
Saito Laboratory is studying and developing speech information processing, and conducting research on multimedia information processing based on the developed techniques. In particular, in recent years, we have been working on research on complex phenomena such as multiple singing, and analysis about the relationship between appearance of robots and their voice. As a research stance, we aim to create new technologies based on mathematical backgrounds and handle a wide range of media.
SAITO Daisuke
Associate Professor
Real-data-oriented Speech Information Processing and Media Information Processing
Saito Laboratory is studying and developing speech information processing, and conducting research on multimedia information processing based on the developed techniques. In particular, in recent years, we have been working on research on complex phenomena such as multiple singing, and analysis about the relationship between appearance of robots and their voice. As a research stance, we aim to create new technologies based on mathematical backgrounds and handle a wide range of media.
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.
SHIMIZU Osamu
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Social transformation by mobility technologies!
We are conducting research on applications of magnetics, such as wireless power transfer and higher efficiency motors, which will make electric vehicles capable of running indefinitely, as well as research on motion control for mobility.
SHIMIZU Osamu
Associate Professor
Social transformation by mobility technologies!
We are conducting research on applications of magnetics, such as wireless power transfer and higher efficiency motors, which will make electric vehicles capable of running indefinitely, as well as research on motion control for mobility.
SHIMOKAWABE Takashi
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Large-scale simulation on supercomputers
Physical simulations are used in various fields of computational science and computational engineering, such as meteorology, space, and manufacturing. Research and development of computational methods, algorithms, and software technologies are necessary to realize large-scale simulations using next-generation supercomputers. Our research interests include fluid computation, GPU computation, AMR, acceleration methods, machine learning, and dynamic load balancing.
SHIMOKAWABE Takashi
Associate Professor
Large-scale simulation on supercomputers
Physical simulations are used in various fields of computational science and computational engineering, such as meteorology, space, and manufacturing. Research and development of computational methods, algorithms, and software technologies are necessary to realize large-scale simulations using next-generation supercomputers. Our research interests include fluid computation, GPU computation, AMR, acceleration methods, machine learning, and dynamic load balancing.
SEKI Munetoshi
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
Electronics to learn "bio" to "learn and bio"
We aim to create new electronics inspired by bio-systems, with the keyword of "Yuragi (fluctuation)" which is unique to life-systems. We fabricate artificial lattices composed of magnetic and ferroelectric phases, and conduct basic researches on the relation between their physical properties caused by "fluctuations" and the flexiblity/plasticity of bio-systems.
SEKI Munetoshi
Associate Professor
Electronics to learn "bio" to "learn and bio"
We aim to create new electronics inspired by bio-systems, with the keyword of "Yuragi (fluctuation)" which is unique to life-systems. We fabricate artificial lattices composed of magnetic and ferroelectric phases, and conduct basic researches on the relation between their physical properties caused by "fluctuations" and the flexiblity/plasticity of bio-systems.
TOPRASERTPONG KASIDIT
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Advanced electronic devices using semiconductors and functional materials
Our research focuses on the development of functional electronic devices based on semiconductor and ferroelectric materials. We explore various research areas such as material engineering, device physics, and new-concept computing by leveraging the unique properties of these materials and devices.
TOPRASERTPONG KASIDIT
Associate Professor
Advanced electronic devices using semiconductors and functional materials
Our research focuses on the development of functional electronic devices based on semiconductor and ferroelectric materials. We explore various research areas such as material engineering, device physics, and new-concept computing by leveraging the unique properties of these materials and devices.
NAKAMURA Ryo
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Network and Software for Society
Networks transporting data and software managing data exchanges have become indispensable in every aspect of modern society. The Internet is a prime example. Modern information services require connecting multiple computers via networks and performing distributed processing. We conduct research on networks and software that support the ever-evolving information systems, meet diverse requirements, achieve high performance, and ensure reliability.
NAKAMURA Ryo
Associate Professor
Network and Software for Society
Networks transporting data and software managing data exchanges have become indispensable in every aspect of modern society. The Internet is a prime example. Modern information services require connecting multiple computers via networks and performing distributed processing. We conduct research on networks and software that support the ever-evolving information systems, meet diverse requirements, achieve high performance, and ensure reliability.
NAKAYAMA Masaya
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: ー
Wide -area distributed processing
In our laboratory, we deal with research issues about network infrastructure technology and also including applied technology for collecting, processing, and utilizing information from connected devices.
NAKAYAMA Masaya
Associate Professor
Wide -area distributed processing
In our laboratory, we deal with research issues about network infrastructure technology and also including applied technology for collecting, processing, and utilizing information from connected devices.
NATSUAKI Ryo
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Measure the world with active sensing
"Observation using microwaves" is our research topic. We can observe the target from distant in any time and weather condition. We are studying the dynamic deformation of the Earth using satellite borne radar system.
NATSUAKI Ryo
Associate Professor
Measure the world with active sensing
"Observation using microwaves" is our research topic. We can observe the target from distant in any time and weather condition. We are studying the dynamic deformation of the Earth using satellite borne radar system.
NARUSUE Yoshiaki
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Exploring Wireless Technologies Empowering the Future
We are researching and developing next-generation wireless technologies and field-oriented computing to realize "Zero-Configuration CPS," which aims to design, build, and operate cyber-physical systems (CPS) with minimal human costs.
NARUSUE Yoshiaki
Associate Professor
Exploring Wireless Technologies Empowering the Future
We are researching and developing next-generation wireless technologies and field-oriented computing to realize "Zero-Configuration CPS," which aims to design, build, and operate cyber-physical systems (CPS) with minimal human costs.
MATSUI Hiroaki
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
Development of biological and energy applications based on nano-optical technology
Using nano light technology, the creation of biomolecular information sensing, biological defense technology, and energy -saving technology
MATSUI Hiroaki
Associate Professor
Development of biological and energy applications based on nano-optical technology
Using nano light technology, the creation of biomolecular information sensing, biological defense technology, and energy -saving technology
MATSUHISA Naoji
Associate Professor
Komaba Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Soft and stretchable electronic mateterials and the devices to harmonize human-machine interactions
We are working on the development of electronic materials and devices that are soft and stretchable like a living body. Taking advantage of the softness, we aim to realize a healthcare sensor that integrates the skin and body and the next-generation human computer interface.
MATSUHISA Naoji
Associate Professor
Soft and stretchable electronic mateterials and the devices to harmonize human-machine interactions
We are working on the development of electronic materials and devices that are soft and stretchable like a living body. Taking advantage of the softness, we aim to realize a healthcare sensor that integrates the skin and body and the next-generation human computer interface.
MIKI Yohei
Associate Professor
Kashiwa Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: ー
Elucidation of dark objects in the Universe through the synergy of high-performance computing and galactic archaeology
Dark objects—such as dark matter and black holes—that cannot be directly detected are considered to exist throughout the Universe, yet many mysteries remain unresolved. We conduct research using numerical simulations and develop specialized software to unveil the hidden nature of the dark Universe. In particular, we focus on high-performance computing using GPUs and advancing vendor-neutral GPU computing technologies. Moreover, we are pursuing interdisciplinary research that integrates computer science with astrophysics by applying the methods of galactic archaeology, which investigates the formation and evolution history of galaxies based on detailed observational data of nearby galaxies.
MIKI Yohei
Associate Professor
Elucidation of dark objects in the Universe through the synergy of high-performance computing and galactic archaeology
Dark objects—such as dark matter and black holes—that cannot be directly detected are considered to exist throughout the Universe, yet many mysteries remain unresolved. We conduct research using numerical simulations and develop specialized software to unveil the hidden nature of the dark Universe. In particular, we focus on high-performance computing using GPUs and advancing vendor-neutral GPU computing technologies. Moreover, we are pursuing interdisciplinary research that integrates computer science with astrophysics by applying the methods of galactic archaeology, which investigates the formation and evolution history of galaxies based on detailed observational data of nearby galaxies.
YATANI Koji
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: IC
Reshaping User Experience with Novel Interactive Systems
Our research focuses on user interfaces, particularly the development of novel applications enabled by information technology. We also investigate how interactive systems influence people's activities and decision-making.
YATANI Koji
Associate Professor
Reshaping User Experience with Novel Interactive Systems
Our research focuses on user interfaces, particularly the development of novel applications enabled by information technology. We also investigate how interactive systems influence people's activities and decision-making.
YOKOTA Tomoyuki
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Organic electronics for flexible sensor application
Our group develop the soft electronics by organic materials. Our focus is Device Physics, Development of new process, Application.
YOKOTA Tomoyuki
Associate Professor
Organic electronics for flexible sensor application
Our group develop the soft electronics by organic materials. Our focus is Device Physics, Development of new process, Application.
LE DUC ANH
Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Realization of semiconductor materials and devices that integrate "magnetism", "superconductivity" and "topology".
Our focus is to integrate "magnetism", "superconductivity" and "topology" to all-in-one semiconductor platforms, using nanoscale semiconductor/ferromagnet/superconductor hybrid structures. These integrated material platforms would pave new ways to fundamental technologies for ultra-low power-consumption electronics and fault-tolerant quantum information.
LE DUC ANH
Associate Professor
Realization of semiconductor materials and devices that integrate "magnetism", "superconductivity" and "topology".
Our focus is to integrate "magnetism", "superconductivity" and "topology" to all-in-one semiconductor platforms, using nanoscale semiconductor/ferromagnet/superconductor hybrid structures. These integrated material platforms would pave new ways to fundamental technologies for ultra-low power-consumption electronics and fault-tolerant quantum information.
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.
NAKANE Ryosho
Project Associate Professor
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （†）
Dept: ー
Novel functional electronic devices and their applications to AI electronics
We are conducting research toward thechnological innovation in highly-efficient AI computing hardware. The research is promoted by both wheels: one is hardware research that creates novel functional electronic devices, and another is software research that includes proposal of physics-oriented computing system as well as information science on methodology and principle.
NAKANE Ryosho
Project Associate Professor
Novel functional electronic devices and their applications to AI electronics
We are conducting research toward thechnological innovation in highly-efficient AI computing hardware. The research is promoted by both wheels: one is hardware research that creates novel functional electronic devices, and another is software research that includes proposal of physics-oriented computing system as well as information science on methodology and principle.
Lecturer
KOSUGE Atsutake
Lecturer
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （♣）
Dept: ー
Energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems for next-generation large AI models
We study energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems including (1) energy-efficient domain specific processors and (2) 2.5D/3D chip stacking technology.
KOSUGE Atsutake
Lecturer
Energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems for next-generation large AI models
We study energy-efficient high-performance VLSI systems including (1) energy-efficient domain specific processors and (2) 2.5D/3D chip stacking technology.
MAEDA Takuya
Lecturer
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS
Dept: EE
Material Science and Device Physics in Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors
Wide-bandgap semiconductors, exemplified as Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Silicon Carbide (SiC), have garnered significant attention as materials for high-voltage and high-current power devices as well as high-frequency and high-power devices due to their superior material properties such as high breakdown electric field strength and high carrier drift velocity.
MAEDA Takuya
Lecturer
Material Science and Device Physics in Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors
Wide-bandgap semiconductors, exemplified as Gallium Nitride (GaN) and Silicon Carbide (SiC), have garnered significant attention as materials for high-voltage and high-current power devices as well as high-frequency and high-power devices due to their superior material properties such as high breakdown electric field strength and high carrier drift velocity.
YAMAGISHI Kento
Lecturer
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
Ultrathin film electronics for healthcare and medical applications
We aim to develop electronically functionalized 'ultra-thin film electronics' by implementing and printing electrodes, wiring, antennas, etc., on polymeric ultra-thin films with a thickness ranging from several hundred nanometers to a few micrometers. This technology is intended for applications in the healthcare, medical, and sports fields, with the goal of creating devices that can be adhered to soft biological tissues such as the skin and organs, functioning like a sticker.
YAMAGISHI Kento
Lecturer
Ultrathin film electronics for healthcare and medical applications
We aim to develop electronically functionalized 'ultra-thin film electronics' by implementing and printing electrodes, wiring, antennas, etc., on polymeric ultra-thin films with a thickness ranging from several hundred nanometers to a few micrometers. This technology is intended for applications in the healthcare, medical, and sports fields, with the goal of creating devices that can be adhered to soft biological tissues such as the skin and organs, functioning like a sticker.
Project Lecturer
HIGO Akio
Project Lecturer
Hongo Campus
Grad: SOE-EEIS, （※）
Dept: EE
Photonic NEMS/MEMS by using High-throughput and High-precision Electron Beam Lithography
In the optical information society, devices are becoming larger and larger. Usually, nanostructures are drawn in a small area by electron beam lithography. This research aims to realize photonic NEMS/MEMS devices using the character projection method, which draws high-throughput and high-resolution.
HIGO Akio
Project Lecturer
Photonic NEMS/MEMS by using High-throughput and High-precision Electron Beam Lithography
In the optical information society, devices are becoming larger and larger. Usually, nanostructures are drawn in a small area by electron beam lithography. This research aims to realize photonic NEMS/MEMS devices using the character projection method, which draws high-throughput and high-resolution.