EEIS 東京大学大学院 工学系研究科 電気系工学専攻

Faculty Members / Research Areas

15 staffs/81 staffs

Professor

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.

Complex Systems & Bioelectronics
Mathematical informatics
Soft computing
Life/Health/Medical informatics
System genome science
Biophysics

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Design and evaluation of sustainable and environmental conscious system
Nanomaterials engineering
Green/Environmental chemistry
Electronic materials/Electric materials

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.

Complex Systems & Bioelectronics
Biomedical engineering/Biomaterial science and engineering
Medical system
Brain biometrics
Electron device/Electronic equipment
Medical Physics and Radiological Technology

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.

Complex Systems & Bioelectronics
Life/Health/Medical informatics
Medical system
Nanobioscience
Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
General applied physics
Electronic materials/Electric materials

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Nanobioscience
Nano/Microsystems
Astronomy
Intelligent mechanics/Mechanical systems
Electron device/Electronic equipment

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.

Photonics & Wireless
Intelligent informatics
Soft computing
Natural disaster/Disaster prevention science
Electron device/Electronic equipment
Measurement engineering

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。

Systems & Electronics
Nanobioscience
Nano/Microsystems
Electron device/Electronic equipment

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.

Media, Intelligence & Computation
Cognitive science
Perceptual information processing
Intelligent informatics
Kansei informatics
Learning support system

Associate Professor

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.

Ubiquitous Information Environment Technology
Perceptual information processing
Human interface and interaction
Kansei informatics

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Computer Systems
Nanomaterials engineering
Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
Computational science
Electron device/Electronic equipment

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.

Media, Intelligence & Computation
Perceptual information processing
Intelligent informatics
Intelligent robotics
Kansei informatics

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Nanomaterials engineering
Applied materials
Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
Electronic materials/Electric materials
Electron device/Electronic equipment

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

Complex Systems & Bioelectronics
Nanomaterials engineering
Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
Optical engineering, Photon science
Electronic materials/Electric materials

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Nanomaterials engineering
Electronic materials/Electric materials
Electron device/Electronic equipment
Human interface and interaction

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.

Nano Physics & Device Technology
Nanostructural physics
Nanomaterials engineering
Applied materials
Crystal engineering
Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
General applied physics