\n| \n \u25cbThermal Control Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Hosei Nagano
\nAssoc. prof.: Kazuhiro Yamamoto
\nAssist. prof.: Ai Ueno<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Nagano2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Nagano2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
The creation of next-generation thermal management technology based on advanced measurements
\n<\/strong>Studies on multi-scale thermal-energy management for earth and space use, such as thermal, energy, and combustion systems for reducing the environmental loads, high-efficiency thermal control methods for next generation spacecraft, measurement and visualization techniques for flame structure in turbulent combustion, thermo-fluid behavior in porous structures, and thermophysical properties for advanced materials.
\n\u25c6Measurement of thermophysical properties for advanced functional materials with application to functional thermal control devices
\n\u25c6Thermal energy transport and application technology based on the capillary phenomenon
\n\u25c6Understanding of gas-liquid phase change behavior in porous structures on micro scale
\n\u25c6High efficiency thermal control for spacecraft under the extreme space environmental conditions
\n\u25c6Measurement and visualization of turbulent combustion by laser diagnostics
\n\u25c6Development of purification technology for the nanoparticles contained in the exhaust gas of an automobile<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbEnergy and Environmental Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Ichiro Naruse
\nAssoc. prof.: Ryo Yoshiie
\nAssist. professor: Yasuaki Ueki<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Naruse2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Naruse2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Development of globally and locally ecological energy conversion technologies <\/strong>
\nIn order to establish sustainable society, energy conversion technologies play an important role. Under the present situation, however, huge amount of fossil fuels have been consumed to sustain the society. Therefore, CO2<\/sub> and\/or trace elements are emitted a lot. To minimize or keep their emissions, we have conducted development and essential research of ecological and high efficient energy conversion technologies especially for fossil fuels, wastes, biomass and so forth.
\n\u25c6Oxy-Fuel Coal Combustion Behavior in a Fluidized Bed
\n\u25c6Fundamentals on Biomass Gasification in a Packed-bed Reactor
\n\u25c6Capture and Oxidation Mechanisms of Mercury in Exhaust Gas
\n\u25c6Pyrolysis and Gasification Behavior of Waste Plastics
\n\u25c6Evaluation of Fragmentation, Coalescence and Detachment Behaviors of Ash Particle in Pulverized Coal Combustion
\n\u25c6Ash Deposition Control during Coal or Waste combustion<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbStatistical Fluid Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Yasuhiko Sakai
\nAssoc. prof.: Yasumasa Ito
\nAssist. prof.: Koji Iwano<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Sakai2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Sakai2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Researches on turbulent transport phenomena and related <\/strong>
\nWe investigate a wide variety of turbulent transport phenomena and related through laboratory experiments and computer simulations. It is also aimed at controlling such phenomena and developing fluid machinery. Besides, we tackle on interdisciplinary researches such as biofluidics and batteries. In terms of facility, we own several wind tunnels and water tanks, and state-of-the-art in-house measurement devices. We also have access to supercomputers for high-performance computing.
\n\u25c6Fundamental researches on turbulent jets, wall turbulence, and grid turbulence
\n\u25c6Control of scalar mixing and diffusion in various types of jets
\n\u25c6Development of techniques and devices for velocity and concentration\u00a0measurements
\n\u25c6Design optimization of low-noise fan blades
\n\u25c6Numerical simulations for blood flows and intestinal flows
\n\u25c6Experimental studies on metal-anode rechargeable batteries<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbBiomechanics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Takeo Matsumoto
\nAssoc. prof.: Kohei Murase
\nAssist. prof.: Eijiro Maeda<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Matuken2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Matuken2016_w300.png\") <\/td>\n
Multiscale elucidation of mechanical adaptation phenomena of biological tissues and its application to medicine and engineering <\/strong>
\nThere is growing evidence that biological tissues adapt to the mechanical environment in which they reside to maintain optimal state in mechanical point of view. We are studying these phenomena at multiscale levels from molecules to tissues both experimentally and numerically, and applying the obtained results to medicine and engineering.
\n\u25c6Multiscale measurement of mechanical properties of soft biological tissues
\n\u25c6Estimation of mechanical environment in embryonic tissues to elucidate the role of mechanical factors in the process of development
\n\u25c6Development of apparatus to evaluate the blood vessel function for the early and easy diagnosis of atherosclerosis
\n\u25c6Elucidation of bone-implant fixation mechanism at micro- and nano-level
\n\u25c6Development of finite element modeling system for soft tissues from medical imaging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbSolid Mechanics Research Group<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nAssoc. prof.: Dai Okumura<\/p>\n ![\"solid_mechanics_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/solid_mechanics_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Solid Mechanical Properties: Nano, Micro, Macro <\/strong>
\nWe are interested in metals, composites, cellular solids and polymeric gels. We are studying the multiscale modeling of solids including microstructures and developing constitutive material models.
\n\u25c6Development of multiscale theory of periodic materials
\n\u25c6Development of analytical procedure of inelastic materials based on micromechanics
\n\u25c6Finite element implementation of inelastic material models
\n\u25c6Material modeling of gels and analysis of swelling-induced buckling
\n\u25c6Atomistic simulations using molecular dynamic method<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbComputational Mechanics Group<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Toshiro Matsumoto
\nAssoc. Prof.: Toru Takahashi
\nAssist. Prof.: Hiroshi Isakari<\/p>\n ![\"mech_MatumotoToshi2017_w300.png\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/01\/mech_MatumotoToshi2017_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Advancement of Numerical Simulation and Virtual Engineering Technology and Their Applications to Design Engineering<\/strong>
\nNumerical simulation is a tool used to solve problems in science and engineering following the conventional theoretical and experimental methodologies. In the process of solving these problems by developing mechanical structures and making full use of highly advanced numerical simulation technologies,\u00a0 virtual engineering technology is developing rapidly. Our research group explores these virtual engineering technologies, advanced simulation technologies, and also advanced optimum design methodologies including topological design of mechanical structures and devices.
\n\u25c6Topological designs of advance future automotive structures made of composite materials
\n\u25c6Optimum designs of innovative damping devices of locally resonant phononic structures
\n\u25c6Topology optimization in flow problems
\n\u25c6Optimum design of next-generation electromagnetic devices and meta materials using photonic crystals and plasmonics
\n\u25c6Development of simulation technologies based on isogeometric modelling
\n\u25c6Development of fast, highly accurate, and highly reliable numerical simulation technologies based on large scale fast direct solvers
\n\u25c6Fusion of computation technologies with VR and AR technologies<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbMechanical System Dynamics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Tsuyoshi Inoue
\nAssoc. Prof.: Kentaro Takagi
\nAssist. Prof.: Shota Yabui<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Inoue2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Inoue2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Modeling, analysis and control of nonlinear mechanical systems<\/strong>
\nWe focus on the dynamics of mechanical systems and mechatronic systems, particularly the areas of rotor dynamics, vibration control, smart structures and robotics. Our research includes nonlinear dynamics, multi-physics modeling, control engineering and flexible multibody dynamics for the mechanical systems.
\n\u25c6Multi-physics modeling for fluid force of turbo machinery and smart materials
\n\u25c6Fluid-structure coupled analysis (Rocket Turbo pump, active measurement of rotordynamic fluid force)
\n\u25c6Applications of nonlinear dynamics for health monitoring and passive\/active dampers
\n\u25c6Shunt damping and energy harvesting
\n\u25c6Polymer actuators as artificial muscles for robotics and mechatronics<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbVehicle Safety Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Koji Mizuno
\nAssist. Prof.: Daisuke Ito<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Mizuno2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Mizuno2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Understanding of injury mechanisms and prevention of human injury during motor vehicle impact<\/strong>
\nThe kinematic responses and injury mechanisms of humans during motor vehicle impacts are investigated to improve safety in traffic accidents. The crashworthiness of vehicle structures, the restraint systems of occupants, and pedestrian protection in vehicle collisions are analyzed using computer simulations. Vehicle crash tests and sled tests are also conducted in cooperation with the government and automotive companies. The causes of accidents are analyzed and reconstructed based on accident data and video recorder data. Through these activities, we contribute to society to reduce the number of victims in traffic accidents.
\n\u25c6Vehicle crashworthiness
\n\u25c6Injury biomechanics
\n\u25c6Occupant protection during vehicle crashes
\n\u25c6Pedestrian and cyclist protection in vehicle collisions
\n\u25c6Energy absorption of composite materials in impacts
\n\u25c6Accident occurrence factors using video recorder<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbAssistive Robotics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Yoji Yamada
\nAssoc. prof.: Shogo Okamoto
\nAssist. prof.: Yasuhiro Akiyama<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Yamada2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Yamada2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
“Assistive robotics” for the safety and cooperation of human-machine systems<\/strong>
\nIn order to establish the transdisciplinary framework for the safety and cooperation of human-machine systems, we integrate the technique to measure and control the dynamic system and the study of human factors. Our assistive robotics is grounded on practical applications comprising industrial robot systems, wearable robots, clinical robotics, and haptic interfaces.
\n\u25c6Risk reduction in the human-robot cooperation environment
\n\u25c6Human actions for avoiding harm from an industrial robot
\n\u25c6Safety intelligence with robotic technology
\n\u25c6Gait analysis and the development of assist devices
\n\u25c6Clinical robotics (Rehabilitation, Patient simulation)
\n\u25c6Haptics (Tactile interface, Human motion)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbDynamic Systems Control<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Shun-ichi Azuma
\nAssoc. prof.: Toru Asai
\nAssist. prof.: Ryo Ariizumi<\/p>\n ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/12\/p10azuma.jpg\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Design of Dynamics and Systems Innovation <\/strong>
\nMathematical system control group conducts research in mathematical modeling and control theory, with applications to emerging areas and industrial design. Throughout the research, we create novel systems for solving complex problems in various fields.
\n\u25c6Mathematical modeling and data science
\n\u25c6Robust control, hybrid\/quantized control, and networked control
\n\u25c6Snake robotics and swarm robotics
\n\u25c6Applications to automotive engineering, fluid power engineering, vibration engineering, power systems engineering, and life science<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbBiomechanical Control<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nAssoc. prof.: Kouichi Taji<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Uno2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Uno2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Design and Control of Intelligent Mechanical Systems based on Brain-like Control Mechanism<\/strong>
\nA variety of human dexterous movements are controlled by excellent neural systems. Our research group aims at clarifying the control mechanism and learning function of brain neural systems. We also develop intelligent mechanical systems using control theory and optimization technique from the view point of computational modelling of the brain.
\n\u25c6Operations Research: optimization methods for machine learning and pattern recognition, dynamic programing, etc.
\n\u25c6Intelligent Robotics: energy efficient biped locomotion, model predictive control, whole body control of humanoid, etc.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbMobility System<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Tatsuya Suzuki
\nAssoc. prof.: Shinkichi Inagaki
\nAssist. prof.: Hiroyuki Okuda<\/p>\n ![\"mech_Suzuki2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/mech_Suzuki2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Modeling, analysis, and control of mobility systems based on advanced system science <\/strong>
\nOur research goal is to analyze and synthesize the mobility systems from viewpoint of ‘Coexistence of intelligent machines and human society’. System control technology is one of the key backgrounds in my lab. Wide variety of research topics are addressed from social issues such as transportation and energy management to design of individual vehicles such as autonomous drive, driver support system, cooperative vehicle control, and so on. We undertake not only theoretical development to clarify the essence but also\u3000implementation on real systems for verification. In addition, collaboration with researchers in different academic field and\/or industry is actively conducted by organizing several research projects.
\n\u25c6Analysis of driving behavior based on mathematical models and its application to automated driving
\n\u25c6Design of driver support system based on control technology and HMI
\n\u25c6System-theoretical approach to cooperative control of multiple vehicles
\n\u25c6Intelligent control for wheeled autonomous mobility
\n\u25c6Decentralized control and motion planning for multi-legged robots
\n\u25c6\u8ecaDesign of energy management systems utilizing in-vehicle batteries<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n <\/p>\n \n\t\t Introduction of Laboratories in Graduate Department of Micro-Nano Mechanical Science and Engineering
\n\t<\/h4>\n\n\n\n| Laboratories<\/th>\n | Research\u00a0Topics<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n | \n| \n \u25cbAdvanced Manufacturing Process<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor:\u00a0Noritsugu Umehara
\nAssoc. prof.:\u00a0Takayuki Tokoroyama
\nAssist. prof.:\u00a0Motoyuki Murashima<\/p>\n ![\"micro_ume2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_ume2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Creation and Evaluation of Function Surface for new generation machine systems<\/strong><\/p>\n Processing creates not only new shape but also new surface. Machine components have large surface area, which affects functionality. We develop unique technology to create specific function surface by removal machining, deforming and adhesion treatment method and evaluate the characteristics.
\n\u25c6Creation and evaluation of super low friction CNx coating
\n\u25c6Development of the radio knife suppressing blood adhesion
\n\u25c6Development of new silicon oil free syringe
\n\u25c6Clarification of impact failure mechanism on hard carbonaceous coating
\n\u25c6Development of smart surface system adapting to environmental conditions<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n| \n \u25cbMaterial Characterization and Mechanics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Yang Ju
\nAssoc. prof.:
\nAssist. prof.: Yuhki Toku<\/p>\n ![\"micro_ju2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_ju2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Creation and Development of Advanced Materials through Integration of Nano-characterization and Nano-mechanics<\/strong><\/p>\n Focusing on the nano-characterization and nano-mechanics, we are studying the health and reliability of materials, devices, and structures. Additionally, nanomaterials, intelligent materials, and functional materials are also developed.
\n<\/strong>\u25c6Development of Microwave Atomic Force Microscope
\n\u25c6Fabrication and Evaluation of Functional Nanowire Fasteners
\n\u25c6Fabrication and Evaluation of Highly Dimensional Nanoarchitectures
\n\u25c6Crack and Damage Healing in Metallic Materials
\n\u25c6Development of Drug Delivery System with Functional Nanoparticles
\n\u25c6Proliferation and Differentiation of Stem Cells induced by Mechanical Stimulation<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbMicro Thermal-Fluids Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Tomohide Niimi
\nAssoc. prof.: Hiroki Yamaguchi
\n![\"micro_niimi2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_niimi2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n Microscale Analyses of Atomic\/Molecular Flows<\/strong><\/p>\n Atomic\/molecular flows – a high vacuum environment and micro\/nano flows – are analyzed to elucidate the specific features of the flows by means of the molecular sensor techniques using photo absorption or luminescence of molecules and the molecular simulation techniques such as the molecular dynamics (MD) method and the direct simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) method.<\/p>\n \u25c6Developments of Non-Invasive Measurement Techniques for Gaseous Flows by Laser
\n\u25c6Measurements of Microflow fields by Pressure Sensitive Molecular Film
\n\u25c6Measurements of Unsteady Thermal Flow Fields by Pressure\/Temperature Sensitive Paints
\n\u25c6Analyses on Gas-Surface Interactions by Experimental\/Numerical approaches
\n\u25c6Analyses on Effects of Surfaces to Micro Thermal Flow Fields<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n| \n \u25cbNanometrology<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor:\u00a0Kenji Fukuzawa
\nAssoc. prof.: Shintaro Itoh
\nAssist. prof.: Naoki Azuma<\/p>\n ![\"micro_fukuzawa2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_fukuzawa2016_w300.png\") <\/td>\n
Nanometrology and Intelligent Sensing for Micro-Nano Mechatronics<\/strong><\/p>\n We aim to quantify nanoscale phenomena and establish a design theory for micro-nano mechatronics such as micro-nano machines,\u00a0information equipments,\u00a0and bio sensing \/ manipulation devices. Our research projects involve\u00a0development of original micro-nano measurement methods,\u00a0bio sensing and manipulation,\u00a0intelligent sensing for\u00a0robotics,\u00a0and computer simulation at the molecular level,\u00a0and so on.
\n\u25c6 Highly sensitive measurement for micro\/nano mechatronics
\n\u25c6 Development of micro\/nano machine and its application to measurement and manipulation
\u25c6 Measurement and manipulation targeting biomolecules and living organisms
\u25c6 Simulation for micro\/nano mechatronics design
\u25c6 Tactile sensing for robot hands and virtual reality based tactile presentation<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n| \n \u25cbBiorobotics and Biomedical Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor:\u00a0Fumihito Arai
\nAssoc. prof.:\u00a0Hisataka Maruyama
\nAssist. prof.:\u00a0Shinya Sakuma<\/p>\n ![\"micro_arai2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_arai2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Robotics Based on MEMS and Nanotechnology for Biomedical Innovation<\/strong><\/p>\n Research and education on functional units for the future intelligent systems from micro and nano-scale. System integration based on MEMS and nanotechnology. The system design is based on physical and chemical phenomena in micro and nano domain and bio-mimetic approach. Our objective is to improve the QOL (Quality of Life) by the application of robotics and micro-nano technologies to biomedicine.<\/p>\n \u25c6Milli-Micro-Nano Robotics
\n\u25c6Application of Micro-Nano Mechatronics to Biomedicine
\n\u25c6Microfluidic Chips and Micro-Nano Manipulation at Three-Dimensional Scales
\n\u25c6Exoskeletal Microarm for Minimum Invasive Surgery
\n\u25c6Bionic Humanod
\n\u25c6Sensors and Actuators using New Principles (Wide measurement range, high resolution and miniature size)
\n\u25c6Intelligent Robot Systems and Intellectual Interface<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n| \n \u25cbIntelligent Robotics and Biomechatronics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor:\u00a0Yasuhisa Hasegawa
\nAssoc. prof.:\u00a0Kosuke Sekiyama
\nAssist. prof.:\u00a0Tadayoshi Aoyama<\/p>\n ![\"micro_hase2016_w300](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_hase2016_w300-2.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Intelligent robotic systems for human support and micro\/nano mechatronics<\/strong>
\nOur focus is on the development of advanced intelligent robotic systems that support human activities and tasks such as locomotion and manipulation and innovative integrated micro\/nano mechatronics technologies synthesizing measurement, manufacturing and assembly with the aim of their application to bio-medical and welfare domains. Through these investigations, our research and education covers the state-of-the-art robotic technologies in the challenging filed of human-robot cooperation and integration.
\n\u25c6Robot embodiment for improved user friendliness and functional augmentation
\n\u25c6Assistive robots for locomotion in rehabilitation and daily life support
\n\u25c6Surgical assistive robots for neurosurgery
\n\u25c6Daily life supporting robot
\n\u25c6Distributed cognitive sharing for multi-robot cooperation
\n\u25c6Integrated systems for bio-manipulation, measurement and assembly, and their bio-medical application<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbMEMS and Micro-Nano Machining<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Seiichi Hata
\nAssoc. prof.:\u00a0Junpei Sakurai
\nAssist. prof.: Chiemi Oka<\/p>\n ![\"micro_hata2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/micro_hata2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
MEMS, Micro\/Nano Mechatronics and Micromachining<\/strong>
\nOur group is researching micromachining technology using new principle or new method, combinatorial technology for development of new material for MEMS and micromachine, and material evaluation technology. Furthermore, microsensors, microactuators, and application systems for medical and industrial field are also being studied as applications of these technologies. We aim to create new micro\/nano materials and processing methods and industries.
\n\u25c6Novel fabrication process of three dimensional (3D) micro\/nano structure
\n\u25c6Multi-scale and materials 3D-printing technology
\n\u25c6Micro sensors and actuators for medical and industrial applications
\n\u25c6Combinatorial searching for micro\/nano materials using MEMS technology
\n\u25c6Combinatorial searching for new functional and energy materials
\n\u25c6Fabrication of light management substrate for photovoltaic using nanoimprinting
\n\u25c6Direct fabrication of 3D microstructures using femtosecond laser reduction
\n\u25c6Thin film thermoelectric devices for energy harvesting<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\t\t Introduction of Laboratories in Graduate Department of Aerospace Engineering
\n\t<\/h4>\n\n\n\n| Laboratories<\/th>\n | Research\u00a0Topics<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n | \n| \n \u25cbFluid Dynamics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Koji Nagata
\nAssoc. prof.: Koichi Mori
\nAssist. prof.: Tomoaki Watanabe<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_Nagata2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_Nagata2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Turbulent flow phenomena and flight system in aerospace engineering<\/strong>
\nWe work on fluid dynamics from fundamental problems to industrial applications in aerospace engineering with experimental facilities and high performance computing system.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Turbulence\/shock wave interactions
\n\u25c6 Flow control over an airfoil
\n\u25c6 Turbulence in high speed flows
\n\u25c6 Laser launch system
\n\u25c6 Fluid-Structure Interaction
\n\u25c6 Acoustic metamaterial<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbShock Wave and Space Propulsion Laboratory<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Akihiro Sasoh
\nLecturer: Akira Iwakawa
\nAssist. prof.: Daisuke Ichihara<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_saso2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_saso2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Understanding physics of shock waves and plasma flows for applying supersonic flight and space propulsion applications<\/strong>
\nWe aim at innovations in shock-wave-applications, supersonic flight, and space propulsion by understanding the dynamics of complex supersonic and plasma flows. We are capable of worldwide recognized researches in this field thanks to in-house facilities such as one rectangular-bore-core-aero-ballistic range, two counter-driver shock tubes, and several electrostatic thrusters.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Aerodynamics of supersonic free-flight test models; sonic boom physics
\n\u25c6 Experimental investigations and applications of the interactions among shock waves and turbulence, boundary layers, or contact surfaces
\n\u25c6\u00a0Improvement of supersonic aerodynamics performance by disturbance control and energy deposition
\n\u25c6\u00a0High-power electrostatic space propulsion
\n\u25c6\u00a0Investigation of gas ionization and acceleration mechanisms induced by particle-drift motion for space propulsion applications
\n\u25c6\u00a0Investigation of pulsed laser application for de-orbiting space debris<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbPropulsion and energy systems engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Jiro Kasahara
\nLecturer: Ken Matsuoka
\nAssist. prof.: Akira Kawasaki<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_kasa2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_kasa2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Research on next generation\u2019s aerospace propulsion\/detonation engine<\/strong>
\nThe Propulsion and Energy Systems Engineering Research Group studies next generation\u2019s rocket and jet engines on the basis of reacting hypersonic flow dynamics. Our primary focus is on fundamental and applied studies on detonation phenomena including flight demonstration of detonation engines.
\n\u25c6 Experimental and numerical research on reacting hypersonic flow
\n\u25c6 Experimental and numerical research on future propulsion technology
\n\u25c6 Fundamental and applied research on hypersonic combustion wave \u201cdetonation\u201d
\n\u25c6 Flight demonstration of detonation engines using sounding rockets
\n\u25c6 Novel control technology of intermittent combustion at extremely high frequencies
\n\u25c6 Space demonstration of highly mobile pulse detonation thrusters<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbStructural Mechanics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Masahiro Arai
\nAssoc. prof.: Akinori Yoshimura
\nAssist. prof.: Keita Goto<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_arai2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_arai2016_w300-1.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Creation of innovative material and structural systems and development of advanced evaluation methods<\/strong>
\nOur research group aims at creation of advanced materials and structures in aerospace fields investigating advanced molding processes of CFRPs (VaRTM, AFP, etc.), strength and fatigue properties, and smart structures.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Experimental and numerical evaluation of strength or failure behavior for advanced composite materials.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Development of evaluation methods for strength or fracture toughness by using laser ultrasonic waves.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Numerical simulations of impact responses and collapse behavior for large-scale aerospace structures.
\n\u25c6\u00a0Development of molding techniques and evaluation of mechanical properties for CFRTP auto-body.
\n\u25c6 Proposal of advanced molding processes for composite materials (in-situ forming, optimum fiber placement, etc.).
\n\u25c6\u00a0Smart material and structural systems.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbProduction Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Eiji Shamoto
\nAssoc. prof.:\u00a0Norikazu Suzuki
\nAssist. prof.: Takehiro Hayasaka<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_shamoto2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_shamoto2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Recent advances in precise\/micro\/high-efficiency machining and clarification of machining phenomena<\/strong>
\nSince industrial parts are machined directly from the raw material in the mechanical (especially aerospace) industries, the growth of industries cannot be expected without the advancement of machining technology. Therefore, researches such as analysis of cutting process and clarification\/suppression of undesirable phenomena are ongoing, with many of the research achievements already applied into the real industrial manufacturing.
\n\u25c6 High-speed and high-efficiency machining of difficult-to-cut materials used in air-\/space- crafts
\n\u25c6 Analysis and suppression of self-excited vibration which becomes a problem when machining low-rigidity and\/or complex-shaped air-craft parts
\n\u25c6 Control of chips by means of cutting tools with micro grooves
\n\u25c6 Ultra-precision micro machining of high-hardness material by elliptical vibration cutting
\n\u25c6 Development of a cutting process identification technology using the internal data of machine tools
\n\u25c6 Clarification of the polishing mechanism in the CMP process and examination of a polishing efficiency model<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbEnvironmental Thermo-Fluid Systems<\/strong>\uff08IMaSS\uff09<\/strong>
\n<\/a><\/p>\nProfessor: Tatsuya Hasegawa<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_hasegawa2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_hasegawa2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Utilization of thermo-fluid systems for sustainable society<\/strong>
\nBiogas production and its utilization, heat pump, wet combustion for organic waste recycling are studied experimentally and numerically. Collaborative researches with private companies are executed for commercialization.
\n\u25c6Biomethane production and electric power generation by gas engines
\n\u25c6 Development of adsorbent for methane and ANG (Adsorbed Natural Gas) fuel tank
\n\u25c6 Cycle simulation and experiment of non-chlorofluorocarbon heat-pump
\n\u25c6 CO2\u00a0heat-pump for hot water supply and air-conditioning
\n\u25c6 Geothermal heat-pump system
\n\u25c6 Energy recovery by hydrothermal combustion<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbAerospace Vehicle Dynamics<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Shigeru Sunada
\nLecturer: Takaya Inamori
\nAssist. prof.: Kouhei Yamaguchi<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_ina2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/aeros_ina2016_w300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Aircraft and spacecraft systems that can be achieved through the use of advanced technologies<\/strong>
\nNowadays, the advances of mems technologies enables the achievement of novel concepts and ideas in aircraft and spacecraft. This research group studies new ways to improve the performance of small aerospace vehicles based on the analysis of vehicle dynamics.
\n\u25c6 Researches on flights of a multirotor UAV, a compound helicopter and a flying car
\n\u25c6 A research on a flight of a living creatures
\n\u25c6 Application of a magnetic attitude actuator to fuel-free orbit control
\n\u25c6 Gyro-less attitude rate estimation using star images obtained by star sensors
\n\u25c6 Deployment and attitude control of a space membrane structure using magnetic force<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n| \n \u25cbControl Systems Engineering<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nProfessor: Susumu Hara
\nLecturer: Daisuke Tsubakino
\nAssist. prof.: Kikuko Miyata<\/p>\n ![\"aeros_hara2016_w300\"](\"http:\/\/meas.engg.nagoya-u.ac.jp\/static_html\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/12\/aerospace_ctrl2017_300.png\") <\/p>\n<\/td>\n
Development and realization of advanced control methodologies for aerospace systems<\/strong>
\nNo aircraft and spacecraft can fly without control technology. Our research group aims at developing advanced theories to control dynamical behavior of aerospace systems and seeking new control mechanisms toward future missions.<\/p>\n\u25c6 Landing response control of lunar\/planetary exploration spacecraft
\n\u25c6 Motion control taking battery management into account
\n\u25c6 Feedback control of continuum dynamics such as fluid phenomena
\n\u25c6\u00a0Development of control-oriented fixed-wing small unmanned aerial vehicles
\n\u25c6 Proposal of spacecraft control system considering survivability
\n\u25c6 Proposal of actuator system for space application\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n \n\t\tIntroduction of Laboratories in Graduate Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering
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