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Campus43 Research Center for Urban Safety and Security (Laboratory)

77 Graduate School of System Informatics (Main Building)

91 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - C

44 Research Center for Urban Safety and Security (Research Building)

78 Environmental Genomics Research Center & Biosignal Research Center

92 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - D

45 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities

79 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - C

93 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - E

80 Center for Environmental Management

94 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - F(Instrumental Analysis Division)

46 Information Science and Technology Center (Annex)
47 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 5E, 5W, C4
48 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - LR
49 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 4E, 4W, C3
50 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 3E, 3W, C2
51 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - D1, D2
52 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 2E, 2W, C1
53 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - B
54 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 1E, 1W
55 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - A
56 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Disaster Prevention Laboratory
57 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Structural Elements Laboratory

81 Central Research Laboratory (Shared Facilities)
82 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - Y, Z

95 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Animal Housing Facility

83 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - B

96 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - A

84 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - X

97 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - C & Library for Humanities

85 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - A

98 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - B

86 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities (Cryogenic Division)
87 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Agricultural Engineering Workshop

88 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Meat Processing Center

89 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - A
90 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - B

99 Chobo-kan (Guest House)
100 Takigawa Memorial Hall
101 Canteen (LANS BOX)
102 Kobe University Centennial Hall (Rokko Hall/ International Student

Center/ University Archives/ Seishi & Hatsujo Haiku Library)

103 Yamaguchi Seishi Memorial House

58 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Structural Dynamics Laboratory
59 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Wind Tunnel Laboratory
60 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Acoustics Laboratory
61 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Psychoacoustics Laboratory
62 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Manufacturing Technology Center
63 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Biorefinery Center
64 Research Center for Advanced Membrane and Film Technology
65 Science and Technology Research Building 3
66 Canteen (T-BOX Cafeteria)
67 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Campus Hall
68 Center for Collaborative Research and Technology Development
69 Science and Technology Research Building 2
70 Science and Technology Research Building 1
71 Science and Technology Research Building 4
72 Life-Science Laboratory
73 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities (Radioisotope Division)
74 Administration Offices (Secretariat/ Medical Center for Student Health)
75 Library for Science and Technology
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Graduation thesis(Third year)

Major concentration subjects(Second year)(First year)

Basic major concentration subjects
University-wide compulsory subjects**Liberal arts, foregin language subjects, information basics, health and sports sciences*Most of the classes are offered according to the academic quarter system(As of May 1, 2015)

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Joint Research Division

Computer Scienceand Systems
Engineering

Systems Science

Systems Planning/ Optimum System Design/ Applied Optics/
Systems Control/ Mathematical System Analysis/ System Analysis/Intelligent Systems

Information Science

Mathematical Logic and Statistics/ Processor Architecture/ Software
Science/ Telecommunications/ Integrated Information Systems/
Knowledge and Information Processing/ Media Informatics/ Emergent
ComputingComputational Science

Basics of Computational Science/ Computational Intelligence/
Computational Fluid Dynamics/ Simulation Techniques/ Computational
Molecular Engineering/ Computational Biology/ Computational
Robotics/ Computational Space Science and Engineering

Cooperative Divisions

Applied Robot Science/ Kansei and Media Art/ Large Scale
Computational Science/ Applied Computational Science7

also to synthesize them for spatial and temporal design
problems. The Department of Architecture aims at rearing
talented professionals who can correspond syntheticallyto contemporary architectural challenges, by providing
education with both specialization and synthesis.

he undergraduate program starts with liberal artsand basic subjects on natural and information
science, followed by basic and applied subjects ofarchitecture covering design and planning, structural
engineering, and environmental engineering, andcontinues to synthetic and practical spatial design
education.
The Master’s program aims at the acquirement of higher
knowledge of design and planning, structural engineering,and environmental engineering, and at the same timetraining for deducing specific answers to spatial andtemporal design problems.
The doctoral program aims at the construction andcultivation of theory associated with design and planning,
structural engineering, and environmental engineering to
produce international talent with sophisticated special
knowledge.

Education and research on the safety of buildings
subjected to earthquakes, improvement of building
materials and structural systems:

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Nor Elora【Undergraduate student from Malaysia】
Kobe University is where my dream was fulfilled. To beable to study here in Kobe University has been thegreatest experience in my life. Now, I am anundergraduate student in my fourth year. I can say
studying here has been a humbling journey. The teachers
here are not only rich in knowledge but also kind, helpful,and down to earth. The community here is very friendly

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and caring too. Kobe University also offers tip top facilities
where you can enjoy studying here with a peace of mind.
Here in Kobe University, I was able to meet a lot of people
and experience cultural exchange. When I graduate fromthis university, I will be returning back to Malaysia with agreat opportunity of applying this invaluable experienceand knowledge that I gained from here.

Figure 1 shows the Aeolian tone generated from acylinder placed in a uniform flow. The detailed
structure of the sound wave is clarified by direct
numerical simulations of the unsteady motion of fluids
using the Lattice Boltzmann method.

Figure 2 shows an example of bio-degradable devices
made of magnesium alloys. In the CT imaging, amagnesium clip successfully occludes a blood vesselof rat. FEM model predicts distribution of plastic strain

Fig. 1 Applied Fluid Engineering

during occlusion, and microstructure analysis by EBSD
helps to understand the deformation mechanism. Meritof the research outcome is avoiding the secondary
removal surgery and visibility in CT and/or MRI imaging.
Figure 3 shows a multiprobe cantilever array
independently driven by MEMS thermal actuators for a
new parallel nanolithography system. This device allows
creating patterns on main-chain-decomposition-type
EB resist film, and nanopatterns with a minimum line
width of 50 nm were successfully formed in air.

Fig. 2 Fabrication of Novel
Bio-Materials

Energy Conversion Engineering

Fig. 3 Intelligent Artifacts andManufacturing Systems

Energy and Environmental
Engineering

Creative Design

Liquid water in operating
polymer electrolyte fuel cell

Advanced Fluid Engineering

Visualization and measurement of flows
in metallic vessel using neutron radiography

Surface, Interface and Tribology

Materials Science

Beyond the visible
Development of new
NDE techniques

Fracture Control

Solid Mechanics

Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Systems

Complex Mechanical Systems
Engineering

Machine Dynamics

Yoojin Kim【Alumna from Korea】

It has been a great experience for me to study at Kobe
University. During my undergraduate, I met someincredible professors, tutors and friends and they
helped me a lot to expand my experience. Also, theprograms in mechanical engineering are well designed
for students to experience in various field, so it wasIntelligent Artifacts & Manufacturing
Systems

possible to find my specific research interests. In
addition, I was influenced by the beautiful landscape ofthe city of Kobe. Mt. Rokko and seaview of the Kobe
are in itself fascinating. It is the most wonderful thing to
be able to study in such a beautiful city.

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Material physical chemistry, Thin ﬁlm growth, Organic electronics and optics,
Dipole engineering, Molecular sensor and actuators, Molecular nanotechnology

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provides the student with a systems approach andproblem-solving skills for effectively practicing analysis
and synthesis, with a focus on large-scale complex
systems, and further explores and integrates therespective departmental fields.
2 main divisions & 1 collaborative program– Fundamentals of Systems Science– Innovation of Systems Science– Applied Robot Science (Mitsubishi Electric)
Students： 65 (Master course), 9 (Ph. D course)
Prof. 8 (10), Asoc. Prof. 7 (8), Ass. Prof. 3 (4)-INFORMATION SCIENCE
pursues the new academic fields of information scienceand technology contributing to an advanced informationsociety and presents information technology thatapplies to information systems combining computersand networks, content media, and intelligence.
2 main divisions & 2 collaborative programs– Foundation of Information Sciences– Intelligent Informatics– Kansei and Media Art (ATR)– Integrated Intelligence (RIKEN AIP)
Students： 61 (Master course), 16 (Ph. D course)
Prof. 9 (11), Asoc. Prof. 8 (9), Ass. Prof. 3 (5)-COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE
promotes research of the basics of computational
science, such as mathematical modeling, simulation,
visualization, and the application using ultra-high-speed,
massively parallel systems.
2 main divisions & 2 collaborative programs– Fundamentals of Computational Science– Innovation of Computational Science– Applied Computational Science (JAMSTEC)– Large-scale Computational Science (RIKEN AICS)
Students：63 (Master course), 15 (Ph. D course)
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ASSOCIATED RESEARCH CENTERS
Associated Research Centers
The following seven research centers are affiliated with
the Graduate School of Engineering. Serving as bases forcooperation with the Graduate School of Engineering, thesecenters aim to develop industry-university cooperation andalso promote cutting-edge research in interdisciplinary areas.

Center for Membrane and Film Technology
The Center for Membrane and Film Technology
As Japanʼs first and the only faculty-driven research unit with awide spectrum on membrane studies, the Center for Membrane
International
Collaboration with
Network
Industryand Film Technology (MaFTech Center) was established in 2007
in response to the widely-recognized importance of membrane
technology.
Nowadays, water shortage is becoming a severe social problem
・Membrane research
・Education
owing to population increase, economic development andResearch groups
Water Treatment Membrane GroupGas Separation/Gas Barrier Membrane Groupnatural challenges such as rapid climate change. As one key
Director
Organic Thin Film Groupsolution to water shortage, membrane technology has been
Professor Hideto Matsuyama
Coating Membrane Grouphighly valued for its use in recycling and purification as well
Membrane Bio-process Group
Membrane Material Synthesis Group
as desalination. Additionally, membrane technology for gas• Established in 2007
separation is also drawing attention, in particular regarding• The 1st and largest faculty-driven membrane research center in Japan
its use in carbon dioxide and hydrogen separation. Apart from the separation functions in environmental areas,
membrane technology for other areas such as organic devices, coating, catalyst reactors, etc. is also recognized as
significant. It is expected to have strong potential from an energy-efficiency perspective.
Research at the MaFTech Center is highly diverse and integrated. It covers a wide range of fields from basic research
to application development. The MaFTech Center also provides world-leading educational programs for fostering
future membrane professionals. In April of 2015, the new building with 6000m2 floor area (Research Center for
Advanced Membrane and Film Technology) opened and started operation. With the latest advanced facilities, theMaFTech Center is now working as a world hub, not only connecting human resources, but also playing a leadingrole in membrane technology development and enhancing Japanʼs global competitiveness.

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Integrated Biorefinery Research Center

Bio‐process

Biomass

To build a sustainable and low carbon society, green innovation to move from oil refineries to biorefineries is a highly
important research area. The biorefinery is an ideal technology for producing biofuels, bio-plastics, bio-fibers, andbio-chemicals from biomass using carbon dioxide as a recyclable resource. We promote technological innovation
to produce a variety of chemicals from biomass resources in a collaboration between engineering and agriculturalsciences. We also aim to accelerate the social implementation of new technology in cooperation with a large numberof chemical and food companies. Our activity is not only for the creation of biorefineries, the promising alternative
to conventional oil refineries, but also for improvement of economic efficiency through the parallel productionof high-value-added physiologically active
Systemized bio-refinery process
substances. To promote our international
Impacts
Biomass
Basic targets
Final targets
presence, we are dedicated to creating
and building an international collaboration
Alcohols
Creation ofChemicals
network.
We will continue striving to enhance
Diols
large market
Fuels
our
Biorefinery
Center, in a collaboration
Organic Acids
Oil-free・bet
ween
engineeringand agricultural
Diamines
Renewable
Bio-lastics
resources use
Bio-fibers
Amino acids
sciences, in cooperation with industries, for
Aromatics
the economy and securing resources, and forCO2reduction
Origosaccharides
the creation of an international cooperation
Inositols
network.
Bio-finechemicals
Enhancement
PeptidesPhospholipidsof agriculture

Interface Research CenterIn the fields of nanotechnology and biotechnology, all the interfacial phenomena control functional properties ofmaterials themselves. Strategies of manufacturing based on interface are in high demand. In this center, researchteams are organized across various education and research fields in order to research interfaces, develop fundamental
research on interfacial phenomena, and provide research seeds for next-generation manufacturing. In addition,
researchers in the fields of Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical & Electronic Engineering cooperatewith each other, reinvestigate from novel perspectives and establish frontier interfacial science and unconventional
industrial-academia collaboration. This center
Interface Research Centerencourages collaboration in manufacturing
based on interfacial functional properties,• Hydrophilicity• Water repellency
removing barriers between industry and• Tribology
academia and connecting fundamental• Adhesion• Coatingresearch with the seeds for manufacturing.
• Composite• Biomaterial• Laminate
We are actively involved in national research• Electronic device
projects and collaborate with various
Surfacecompanies. These national research projects
include Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research,
Bulk
Nuclear System Research Project JST☆ How is Structure ?
University Ventures, and Regional Innovation☆ How to Control?
Strategy Support Programs.
☆ How about Properties ?
☆ How to Evaluate ?

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Complex Fluid and Thermal Engineering Research Center (COFTEC)
Complex fluid and thermal phenomena coexist and are
utilized in many industrial fields. They include multiphaseflow containing gas, liquid and solid phases, viscoelastic fluid
flow, complex flow with vortices, eddies, fluctuation andwaves interacting with structures, thermo-fluid flow withchemical reaction, phase change and transport phenomena,and thermo-fluid control concerning the environment andhuman life. Since the phenomena are studied separately
in each industrial field, knowledge of them is fragmented
and technical. There is little comprehensive engineeringknowledge from a multidisciplinary scientific viewpoint.
COFTEC is a multidisciplinary research group covering a wide range of research fields, mainly in the Graduate
School of Engineering. It aims to promote fundamental education and state-of-the-art research, and to create nextgeneration research fields by means of integration and comprehensive promotion of research on complex thermofluid phenomena in a wide range of engineering fields.
We take another look at the framework dividing research fields into the conventional engineering fields, i.e.
Architecture, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Chemical Engineering. By examining these divisions
from new viewpoints, we create new research fields to build comprehensive engineering fundamentals oncomplex thermo-fluid dynamics. The purpose of COFTEC is to contribute to the construction of a next-generation
sustainable society. Our researchers will achieve this by working together to create innovative technologies andnovel seeds of academic-industrial collaborations.

Research Center for Advanced Smart Materials
Technologies in current engineering can be effectively combined with different fields. The resulting novel academic
fields can create new, advanced, highly functional smart materials. In particular, RCASM strongly promotesinterdisciplinary research between engineering fields and data science, medical science, and agriculture. Materials aresynthesized by controlling substances on an atomic level, creating new properties and qualities. The interface effects
and quantum effects controlled by nano-scale hetero-structures produce unique, novel functions. For example,
RCASM deals with mesoscopic andResearch Center for Advanced Smart Materials
plasmonic materials, metal biomaterials,(RCASM)
radiosensitizers, functional supramolecular  Interdisciplinary research of engineering mixed with data science,science, and agriculturehydrogel, and produces various devices  medical• Human adaptive devices
Global open engineering• Bio-production• Biomaterials
for application such as photonic materials• Bio-complex• Biocompatible materials• Artificial Intelligence (AI)• Efficient production
and devices, organic thin-film devices,• Molecular targeted• Internet-of-things (IoT）
sensitizer and treatment• Materials Informatics
MEMS micro-devices, and ultra-low-power• Medical equipment• Sensinganalog and digital circuits. Additionally,
we have started studying material designand synthesis based on artificial intelligent
learning theory to create materials we have
not yet encountered.
Functional films

Data Science

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Medical Science

Agriculture

Resilient Structure Research Center (ReSRC)
Creation of Future Resilience Cities Resistant to Disaster
Huge earthquakes, mega typhoons and tsunami have high potential
Monitoring System for Building and Urban Facility
Maintaining Function
for damaging the human environment in the near future. To protect Earthquake‐
Resistant Design
Maintainingof Important
High
Robustness ofImportant
Facilities
Performance
Urban Infra‐
Functionbuildings, infrastructures and important facilities in urban areas
Resilient
structure
Disaster
Structure
Mitigation
against extreme disasters, the required countermeasure is not only
damage reduction but also ensuring resilience in order to recover
Earthquake
urban facilitiesʼ functions rapidly after the disasters. The Resilient
ControlEngineering
SystemEngineering
Advanced
Metrology
Structure Research Center (ReSRC) of Kobe University has been
Seismic
structural control
Engineering
Structuralassessment
operating since June 2016 to enhance urban resilience research Engineering
Structural healthHigh performance
Material
monitoring
Science andstructural systemfrom the structural engineering viewpoint. The Graduate School
Engineering
Architectural Engineering
Civil Engineering Systems Engineeringof Engineering at Kobe University has recently installed two kindsof high performance experimental apparatus to estimate the ultimate behavior of various kinds of structuralelements: “Shaking table” and “High-speed actuator”. ReSRC has a mission to maximize these research resources,
to collaborate with many research counterparts in Japan and abroad, and to advance our activities on resilient
structure research. Our research objectives are to embody a global standard for the performance evaluation ofresilient structure systems/devices/designs and to
propose a common international evaluation method
through international collaborative research.
ReSRC aims for advanced research outcomes that
contribute to the urban formation of resilience androbustness against disasters.

Shaking table

High-speed actuator

Medical Device Fabrication Engineering Center
The Medical Device Fabrication Engineering Center (MeDFEC) aims to develop novel medical devices and systems
for medical care. Developments pass through three stages: (i) cutting-edge basic research, (ii) applied research,and (iii) application prototype through close cooperation with medical doctors / researchers. MeDFEC is mainlycomposed of researchers from the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Department of Chemical
Science and Engineering. In order to monitor the direction of research and development, the Center cooperates
closely with researchers belonging to the Graduate School of Medicine, especially in the field of surgery andrelated areas. Individual researchers inthis center have their own seeds basedon mechanical engineering and chemicalengineering, as shown in the diagram.
From several seeds, cutting-edge researchoutcomes are introduced to the medical
researchers, and then advance to theapplied research stage to be adapted asa new medical device. The developed
prototype is examined in vivo to check thesafety requirements and effectiveness. Of
course, the final goal is actual applicationof the individual research outcomes.

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44 Research Center for Urban Safety and Security (Research Building)

78 Environmental Genomics Research Center & Biosignal Research Center

92 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - D

45 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities

79 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - C

93 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - E

80 Center for Environmental Management

94 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - F(Instrumental Analysis Division)

46 Information Science and Technology Center (Annex)
47 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 5E, 5W, C4
48 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - LR
49 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 4E, 4W, C3
50 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 3E, 3W, C2
51 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - D1, D2
52 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 2E, 2W, C1
53 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - B
54 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - 1E, 1W
55 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - A
56 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Disaster Prevention Laboratory
57 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Structural Elements Laboratory

81 Central Research Laboratory (Shared Facilities)
82 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - Y, Z

95 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Animal Housing Facility

83 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - B

96 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - A

84 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - X

97 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - C & Library for Humanities

85 Faculty & Graduate School of Science - A

98 Faculty of Letters & Graduate School of Humanities - B

86 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities (Cryogenic Division)
87 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Agricultural Engineering Workshop

88 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural

Science - Meat Processing Center

89 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - A
90 Faculty of Agriculture & Graduate School of Agricultural Science - B

99 Chobo-kan (Guest House)
100 Takigawa Memorial Hall
101 Canteen (LANS BOX)
102 Kobe University Centennial Hall (Rokko Hall/ International Student

Center/ University Archives/ Seishi & Hatsujo Haiku Library)

103 Yamaguchi Seishi Memorial House

58 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Structural Dynamics Laboratory
59 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Wind Tunnel Laboratory
60 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Acoustics Laboratory
61 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Psychoacoustics Laboratory
62 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Manufacturing Technology Center
63 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Biorefinery Center
64 Research Center for Advanced Membrane and Film Technology
65 Science and Technology Research Building 3
66 Canteen (T-BOX Cafeteria)
67 Faculty & Graduate School of Engineering - Campus Hall
68 Center for Collaborative Research and Technology Development
69 Science and Technology Research Building 2
70 Science and Technology Research Building 1
71 Science and Technology Research Building 4
72 Life-Science Laboratory
73 Center for Supports to Research and Education Activities (Radioisotope Division)
74 Administration Offices (Secretariat/ Medical Center for Student Health)
75 Library for Science and Technology
76 Information Science and Technology Center (Main Building)2252018. 04