Research Themes - TU Research Profiles

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MEMS/Micromachines and Microfabrication Technology	Shuji Tanaka (Professor)
Message Transmission without Cellular Coverage, “Relay-by-Smartphone"	Nei Kato (Professor)
Metal complex catalysts for energy devices	Hiroshi Yabu (Professor)
Method for efficient production of induced pluripotent stem cells utilizing cells derived from oral mucosa	Hiroshi Egusa (Professor)
Methods to Restore Strelity of Gramineous Plants under High- and Low-Temperature Stress Conditions	Atsushi Higashitani (Professor)
Microwave Processing of Functional Inorganic Materials	Hirotsugu Takizawa
Minimally Invasive Medical Devices and Healthcare Devices Using Micro/Nano Machining Technology	Yoichi Haga (Professor)
Molecular Dynamics Analysis of Coating and Surface Modification	Taku Ohara (Professor)
Molecular studies on new resources for hybrid rice breeding	Kinya Toriyama (Professor)
Monomer-Recycle System of Biodegradable Plastics by Industrial Fungal Fermentation and Application of Fungal Biosurfactant Proteins to Nanoparticles for Medical Use	Keietsu Abe (Professor)
Morphology Control of Alloy Nanoparticles by Restrict Controlling of Metal Complex	Hideyuki Takahashi (Professor)
Multicultural collaboration and Human Rights Education	Mino Takamatsu (Associate Professor)

Nano-Scale Total-Analysis Based on TEM	Masami Terauchi (Specially Appointed Professor(Research))
Natural Language Processing for Semantic Analysis of Big Data	Kentaro Inui (Professor)
Neutron scattering study on macroscopic quantum phenomena	Taku Satou (Professor)
Noninvasive Ultrasonic Measurement of Dynamic Properties of Heart and Arteries	Hiroshi Kanai (Specially Appointed Professor(Research))
Nonlinear Aeroelastic and Multibody Dynamic Analysis for Floating Wind Turbine and Next-Generation Aircraft	Keisuke Otsuka (Associate Professor)
Nonprofit Organizations and Social Capital	Yuko Nishide (Professor)
Novel CoCr-based superelastic metallic biomaterial with low Young's modulus	Xiao Xu (Associate Professor)
Novel-Concept Silicon Integrated Circuits Derived from the 3-Dimensional Device, Circuit and Architecture	Tetsuo Endoh (Professor)