SAKURA ANDSSSV EXCHANGE PROGRAM
Day 1 – Laboratory Visit

Members of Sakura and SSSV Exchange Program

Sakura and SSSV Program

SRM UniversityShizuoka University
The Professors of Research Institute of Electronics explained their

1. Prof. Chellamuthu Muthamizhchelvan 1. Prof. Y.Hayakawea

Shizuoka University has conducted JST-Sakura and SSSVprogram (Laboratory Exchange Program) of five days in graduate
school of engineering sponsored by JST and organised by Shizuoka
University with SRM University. This program inspired the students
with new creative ideas and new fields in which professors ofShizuoka University are currently working and the students ofShizuoka University and SRM University presented about theirresearch works.

2. Ms. Subramaniam Mohana Priya

2. Prof. H.Ikeda

research work and ongoing research in their laboratory and also

3. Mr. Ramalingam Vinoth

3. Prof. H.Tatsuoka

explained the working and function of each instrument.

4. Mr. Noufel Samed

4. Prof. M.Shimomura

5.Ms. Arockiyasamy Periyanayagakristy

5. Prof. A.Ogino

6. Mr. Fomra Dhruv

6. Prof. Y.Shimura

7. Mr. Ateeb Shaban

7. Prof. M. Hakamata

8. Mr. Haswani Prateek

8. Prof. Y.Ryan

9. Ms. Conjeevaram Sridevi Baradhwaj

9. Prof. S.Miyazaki

10. Mr. Abhilash

10. Prof. H.Kajino

11. Mr. Kalari Hanuman Chowdary

11. Dr. M.Navaneethan

12. Mr. Adarsh Roy Choudhury

12. Dr. S.Harish

13. Mr. Kamaljeet Singh

13. Mr. M.Sabarinathan

14. Ms. M.Logaheswari

14. Mr. Y. Nozawa

15. Ms. Niveditha R

15 Ms. S.Siho

16. Mr. Ashwin Suresh

16. Mr. H. Ooishi

Prof. H.Inokawa and Prof. N.Wakiya explained about the

17. Mr. T.Nishio

Nano device fabrication facilities in RIE

SRM University

Shizuoka University

Day – 3 Laboratory Visit

Day – 2 Instrumentation Lab.
Prof. M.Shimomura and Mr.W.Tomoda explained various instruments that are usedin nanomaterial and nano device characterisation, including a special type of XRD, SEM, STM,Glass blowing lab.
(Mr. Y.Momose)

Prof. V.Meizeikis Lab

Prof. H.Ikeda Lab

Prof. H.Tatsuoka Lab.

TEM and XPS instruments.

Day – 4 Students Symposium
The symposium started with an opening address of Prof. Y.Hayakawa which was followed by a short address of Prof. C. Muthamizhselvan towards the lab
exchange program. Professors from different fields in Research Institute of Electronics, Shizuoka University actively participated in the research symposium.
Following the opening addresses (split into two sessions,), students from both Shizuoka University and SRM University made presentations of their research projects
mainly on material sciences, thermionics, solar cell etc.
Some of the pictures during the symposium

Summary

Visited Hamamatsu Cave, Suzuki Museum and Hamamatsu Air Base
Ryuugashido caveSuzuki museum

Hamamatsu air base

1. JST-Sakura and SSSV program conducted by Shizuoka University with SRM University had
new ideas and scope in field of research.
2. Students visited research laboratories and got the opportunity to discuss about the advanced
research work at Shizuoka University.
3. Student plan to pursue their higher education in Shizuoka University and to continue theirStudents at Ryuugasido
cave with
Prof. Y.Hayakawa andProf. C.Muthamizhselvan.

At the Suzuki exhibition they
enjoyed the 3D show about theinvention and how the cars are
made in the company.

Students of SRM University
visited air base and ancient
air craft which have beenused in world war II andenjoyed in taking picturescollaboration.
4. The Japan culture is attractive and the students admired about the day to day life in Japan.
5. SRM University is willing to apply Sakura and SSSV for 2017 with Shizuoka University.