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Tounderstandinterfacesistounderstandnature;anditleadstoplentifulapplications;e.g.,byapplyingacfields,wecanobservestrongvortexflowsduetoinduced-chargeelectro-kineticphenomena(ICEK)aroundaconductivematerial;andbyusingICEK,wecandevelopinnovativemicrofluidicdevices,suchaspump,valve,mixer,etc.Sugiokalaboratoryinvestigatesnovelmicrofluidicsystems,suchasLab-on-a-chipandmicro-TAS,usingICEKforpromisingbio-medicalapplications.Newknowledgeofinterfacesciencemayleadstoinnovativenano-machineandnano-systems.Inparticular,torealizetheinnovativenano-machinethatmimicsalivingformsuchasamicroorganisminwaterandamacrophageinahumanbody,itisessentialtounderstandthesurfacesciencebetweenthefluidandsolid.Thus,wewillpursuethisfieldtorealizesuchultimatemachineshavingthefunctionsthatonlylivingformshaveachievedsofar.Hideyuki SugiokaAssociate ProfessorPh.D. (Engineering), Kyoto University, 2012Bachelor&Master-1985,KeioUniversity.1985 -2015, CanonInc.2015.9-Present Post Simple but diversified microfluidic systems using novel phenomenaTheresearchexperienceoncomplexmicrofluidicsystemsisverysuitabletoobtainastrongpointasaresearcherwithawide-rangeoffundamentalknowledge.Iexpectthatallgraduatesofourlaboratoryobtainfundamentalscientificabilitiestoworkasaexcellentresearcherintheworld.SugiokaLabIn the FutureMechanical Systems EngineeringAfter GraduationExperiment of pump: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 83, 056321 (2011)Experiment of Valve: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 83, 025302(R) (2011)Theory of pump: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 78, 057301 (2008)Theory of valve: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 81, 036301 (2010)Theory of mixer: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 81, 036306 (2010)Theory of formation: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. E 80, 016315 (2009)Theory of Artificial Cilium: H. Sugioka,Phys. Rev. Applied 3, 064001 (2015)Post-ELEKIN 2012サイズW7.5cm×H4.35cm配置位置横11cm、縦2.5cmTransparent compressed wood made from Japanese cypress ( ChamaecyparisobtusaSieb. et Zucc. ) .KitazawaLabKimiyoshiKitazawaProfessorResearch Interest:Technology of plasticity; Eco-materials; Recycling; Eco-mindAwards: 1989 Paper prize (JSTP); 2005 Award of the Ministry of Education (JSEE)The cold recycling enables large reduction of energy consumption and the greenhouse gas emission in comparison with conventional recycling.Cold Recycling;Transparent Compressed WoodIn the FutureAfter GraduationTheenvironmentalproblemssuchastheglobalwarmingbecametheseriousproblemtothreatenasustainabilityofthehumandevelopment.Toreduceenvironmentalimpactsoccurringateachstageofthelifecycleofproducts,threenewtechniqueshavebeendevelopedinourlaboratory.Thefirstisatechniqueoftheincrementalformingforthepurposeofthesmalllotproductionofthesheetmetalproduct.Thesecondisatechniqueofcompressionformingforthepurposeoftheproductionofeco-productwhichcontributestofixationforacarbonlongtermwithbiomassasrawmaterials,suchaschaff,bambooandthinningwood.Thethirdisatechniqueofthecoldrecyclingofsheetmetalproductsforthepurposeofthereductionofthegreenhousegasemission.Theincrementalformingenablesustobreakawayfromthesocietyofmassproduction,massconsumptionandmassdisposal.Theproductpreparedbythecompressionformingisharmlessfornaturalecosystemandthehealthofthepersoninallstagesofthelifecycleofproduct.Thesheetmetalrestoredbythecoldrecyclinghastheformabilitythatisequaltosheetmetalrestoredbytheconventionalrecyclingincludingthemeltingprocess.Recyclingnottodissolvemetalisbecomingthereality.Graduateswhoperformedexperimentalstudyoftheeco-technologyplaysanactivepartasanengineerinmakerssuchastheelectricelectronicequipment,car,precisioninstrumentandmetal.Mechanical Systems Engineering57

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