Themes of Individual Research Training (2014-2015)
Followings are the themes performed in 2014-2015. The theme will be decided at the start of Individual Research Training.

Graduate SchoolDepartment

Research Theme

Academic Advisor

Mathematics
Congruence, Fermat’s Little Theorem and Euler’s Formula

Prof. YAMAZAKI Takao

Phase and amplitude pulse shaping with spatial light modulators

Prof. YOSHIZAWA Masayuki

X-ray Flat Panel Sensor with Annealing

Prof. MAEDA Kazushige

Study of Higgs coupling to electron by energy scan at the International Linear Collider

Prof. YAMAMOTO Hitoshi

Rho-GEF Solo regulates epithelial collective migration via adhesion complex protein plakoglobin

Prof. MIZUNO Kensaku

Invasive alien crayfish Procambarus clarkii affects species composition of fresh-water invertebrate community

Prof. CHIBA Satoshi

Identification by molecular methods of the origin of the Hemigrapsus takanoi population currently invading the European coast

Prof. URABE Jotaro

Cloning of AtXTH2, a member of the xyloglucan endotransferase/hydrolase (XTH) family of Arabidopsis thaliana

Prof. NISHITANI Kazuhiko

Furry is a Critical Protein regulating the Phosphorylation of YAP in the Hippo Pathway

Prof. MIZUNO Kensaku

Study on the interaction between a pteridine derivative and DNA duplexes

Prof. NISHIZAWA Seiichi

Synthesis of Functionalized Catechol Compounds for Solar Photocatalysis

Prof. ASAO Naoki

Time of Flight Analysis in Neon5000 Clusters

Prof. UEDA Kiyoshi

Physics

Biology

Faculty of Science

Chemistry

Development of Brønsted Base-Catalysed Ring-Opening Reaction of α-Diethylphosphono-α,β-epoxy Esters
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Prof. TERADA Masahiro

SilicaAerogel&BiomaterialProf. MATSUBARA Hideaki

PEDOT/pTS Silk Thread as Biocompatible Flexible ElectrodeProf. NISHIZAWA Matsuhiko

Optimization of Aircraft Wing

Prof. OKABE Tomonaga

Water Lubrication for Environmentally-Friendly Mechanical System

Prof. ADACHI Koshi

Magnetic Suspension Balance System and Molecular Robotics

Prof. ASAI Keisuke

Numerical Modeling and Simulation of Plasma Chemical Reactions around a Bubble for Water Treatment

Prof. NISHIYAMA Hideya

Designing an Autonomous Quadcopter for Indoor Navigation

Prof. YOSHIDA Kazuya
1Themes of Individual Research Training (2014-2015)
Followings are the themes performed in 2014-2015. The theme will be decided at the start of Individual Research Training.

Graduate SchoolDepartment

Research Theme

Male-type Dance Robot for Human-Robot Interaction

Prof. KOSUGE Kazuhiro

Differentiating Elasticity of Layered Elastic Solids Utilizing Air Jets

Prof. TANAKA Mami

The Development of an Experimental Scanning MEMS Mirror Setup

Prof. HANE Kazuhiro

Computer Vision in Bridge Inspection Robotics

Prof. TADOKORO Satoshi

Effect of Walking Speed and Turning Angle on Required Coefficient of Friction While Turning

Prof. HOKKIRIGAWA Kazuo

Numerical Analysis of Flow Stream Across a NACA0012 Airfoil Using Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes Simulation

Prof. SAWADA Keisuke

Study of the Behavior of a Funnel Shape Vortex

Prof. FUKUNISHI YuTEMPERATURE SENSOR BASED ON VOXProf. ONO Takahito

Reducing Motion Sickness in a Virtual Reality Environment by Object Tracking via OpenCV

Prof. HASHIMOTO Koichi

Research Topic: Observation of Bubble Induced by Pulse Laser

Prof. SOYAMA Hitoshi

Terrain Detection and Classification for the Moonraker RoverProf. YOSHIDA Kazuya

Performance Optimization of the Heatstroke Simulation on SX-ACE

Prof. KOBAYASHI Hiroaki

Real-time photoelectron spectroscopy study of the oxidation reaction kinetics on p-type and n-type Si (001) surfaces

Prof. TAKAKUWA Yuji

Real Time Motion Capture System Using Resonated Wireless Markers

Prof. ISHIYAMA Kazushi

Study on a Narrow Linewidth DFB LD and LD-Based Injection Locking Circuit

Assistant Prof. KASAI Keisuke

K-Means Clustering for Collaborative Filtering

Prof. KAWAMATA Masayuki

Intelligent Home Security System Using Agent-based IoT Devices

Prof. KINOSHITA Tetsuo

Fundamentals of Mobile Communications

Prof. ADACHI Fumiyuki

Conversion of Photonic Frequencies to Wireless Broadband Using Graphene-Channel Transistors and InP-Based High Electron Mobility Transistors

Prof. OTSUJI Taiichi

Polarization State Tomography of Photons

Prof. EDAMATSU Keiichi

Information and Intelligent Systems

School of EngineeringAcademic Advisor

2Themes of Individual Research Training (2014-2015)
Followings are the themes performed in 2014-2015. The theme will be decided at the start of Individual Research Training.
School of Engineering

Graduate School

Department

Applied Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering and BiomolecularEngineering

Research Theme

Academic Advisor

Functional C

Prof. SUMII Eijirou

Development of a Hybrid-Battery System with Raspberry Pi

Prof. YAMADA Hirohito

Estimation of Power Consumption of PCs Utilizing Network Information

Prof. SUGANUMA Takuo

Performance comparison between Android Runtime and Dalvik virtual machine

Prof. SHINOHARA Ayumi

Earth Worm Robot with TEGOTAE based Control

Prof. ISHIGURO Akio

Vocabulary-Classification of Letter-Combinations using Artificial Neural Networks

Prof. TANAKA Kazuyuki

Enhancing SML# database capabilities

Prof. OHORI Atsushi

Increasing bandwidth of ultrasound radio frequency echoes using Wiener filter

Prof. KANAI Hiroshi

Use of Support Vector Machine for 3D Gesture Recognition

Prof. KITAMURA Yoshifumi

Simplified Processor Pipeline Design

Prof. AOKI Takafumi

Data Extraction from Portable Document Format

Prof. SUMII Eijirou

Game Engine Evaluation for City Management Software

Prof. SUGANUMA Takuo

Biodiesel production from acid oil and ethanol using cation-exchange resin catalyst

Assoc. Prof. KITAKAWA Naomi

Ultrasonic Synthesis Of Chromium Nanoparticles

Assoc. Prof. HAYASHI Yamato

Sonochemical Synthesis of Chromium Nanoparticles

Assoc. Prof. HAYASHI Yamato

The Effect of Titanium Oxide as an Intermediate Layer on the Interfacial Resistance of Solid State Batteries using Lithium BorohydrideProf. TAKAMURA Hitoshi

Magnesium Removal in Al-Mg Remelting Process Under Argon gas using Al2O3 Ceramic Filter

Prof. NAGASAKA Tetsuya

Formation of a novel Mn∙SiOCH dielectric film for LSI interconnection

Prof. KOIKE Junichi

Experimental study on heat-input during friction stir welding of AA2024

Prof. KOKAWA Hiroyuki

Self-assembled microsphere of PDMAA-poly(sulfobetaine) block copolymers

Prof. SUZUKI Makoto

Materials Science and Engineering

3Themes of Individual Research Training (2014-2015)
Followings are the themes performed in 2014-2015. The theme will be decided at the start of Individual Research Training.

Graduate School

Department

Research Theme

Civil Engineering and Architecture

Applied Bio-Sciences

Academic Advisor

Effect of Viscous Damper Capacity on the Seismic Response of a Bridge with Reinforced Concrete Columns

Prof. SUZUKI Motoyuki

Simulation of salinization in coastal aquifers of the Phuket Island in Thailand

Prof. KAZAMA So

PRE- AND POST-TSUNAMI MORPHOLOGY CHANGES ON KODANOHAMA BEACH

Prof. TANAKA Hitoshi

Study of Torii in Videogames Ōkami – PS2, PS3, Wii

Prof. IGARASHI Taro

The tools of reconstruction after natural disasters The model of the fight against Tsunami and Earthquake

Assoc. Prof. UBAURA Michio

The Use of Recycled Debris as Aggregate in ConcreteProf. HISADA Makoto

Does the movement of Omphalius rusticus differ with the size of the shell?

Assoc. Prof. AOKI MasakazuAdipocyte Differentiation

Assoc. Prof. ROH Sanggun

Growth Comparison between Local and Non-Local Seedlings of Machilus thunbergii for Restoration Planting in Miyagi Prefecture Coastal Forests Damaged byTsunami

Assoc. Prof. SUYAMAYoshihisa

Study on the effectiveness of selection concerning reproductive traits of the pig

Prof. SUZUKI Keiichi

A Study of Game Design and UI as Perceived by Different Countries

Assoc. Prof. KITANI Shinobu

Effect of Acid Exposure on Thermal Inactivation of Escherichia.coli in Laboratory Media

Prof. FUJII Tomoyuki

Preparation of Par14 Knockout-Cells Using CRISPR/Cas9 System

Prof. UCHIDA Takafumi

Using CRISPRCas9 Technology to Understand the Role of Pin1 in the Formation and Proliferation of Cancerous Cells

Prof. UCHIDA Takafumi

Faculty of Agriculture

Applied Biological Chemistry4