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High Performance Materials

Outline of Chair

To make research and education concerning structure and physical properties in an ultimate environment and structural formation for developing any high-performance of fiber,layer material,ultra-thin film and fine particles etc.

Research Fields

  1. Design and Physical Properties of Fibrous Materials and Polymers Noticed Bulk-, Surfaceand Interface-Structure between Materials
  2. Structure Analysis and Physical Properties of Fibrous Materials and Polymers
  3. Functional nano-composite materials of hydrophilic polymers,such as poly(vinyl alcohol),by
    blending with other polymers, and by complexation with metallic ions and minerals
  4. Functionalization of Fibers Using Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Materials.Preparation of Composite Fibers Through Solution or Melt Spinnings.
  5. Practical design of catalytic processes under industrial conditions having catalyst deactivation,
    residence time distribution, etc in their reaction system.
  6. Studies on mass and heat transfer through porous materials such as catalytic layers and membranes and modelling of chemical processes using them.
  7. Analysis of relationship between microstructure and elementary steps of chemical reaction and design of optimized structure of energy devises
  8. Fundamental understanding of nano-sized materials by molecular chemistry
  9. Fluorination of carbon materials, their electrochemcal applications and preparation of composite materials using nano-carbons.
  10. Catalytic Synthesis of Inorganic and Inorgnic-organic Composite Materials
  11. Studies on synthesizing processes for inorganic materials, especially synthesis and structure control of electro-conductive oxides on the catalytic aspects
  12. Electron transfer at organic/inorganic interface and electron transport in the mixed phases.
  13. Fabrication of organic-inorganic nano-hybrids for controlling endothermic chemical process and their application to photocatalyst and solar cells
  14. Nano-sized advanced functional materials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion.
  15. For the purpose of fostering advanced but fundamental scholarship and profound expert
    knowledge, this seminar will be held to carry out exercises concerning the field directly
    related to the tasks for study.
  16. In order to make students participate in seminars with attendance of teaching staff and
    students of the different but related major fields of study invited from the other chairs or other fields so that respective own research can be developed to the other fields other than the particular major field, this seminar will be held to foster abilities to extend to develop or challenge to the other field.
  17. Under the Chief Guidance Teaching Staff and Vise-Guidance Teaching Staffs, to actively
    make research on the theme of study which is decided through discussion with the Chief
    Guidance Teaching Staff and to make publication (doctoral thesis).
  18. Students may be trained practically in any public agency and business enterprise if effectiveness on education is recognized.

Teaching and Research Faculty

Takaaki Sato   Associate Professor   Design of Fibrous Structure

Interdisciplinary physics on diverse soft condensed matters involving solutions, colloids, polymers, gels, and bio-macromolecules

Tokihiro Takizawa   Assistant Professor   Design of Fibrous Structure

Interaction of electromagnetic waves with matter, properties of inorganic-polymer composite system

Masato Takahashi   Associate Professor   Design of Fibrous Structure

Structure Analysis and Physical Properties of Fibrous Materials and Polymers

Tetsuya Tanigami   Associate Professor   Design of Fibrous Structure

Functional nano-composite materials of hydrophilic polymers,such as poly(vinyl alcohol),by blending with other polymers, and by complexation with metallic ions and minerals

Yasuo Gotoh   Associate Professor   Design of Fibrous Structure

Functionalization of Fibers Using Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Materials.Preparation of Composite Fibers Through Solution or Melt Spinnings.

Mitsumasa Osada   Associate Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Production of Functional Materials from Biomass in High-temperature Water

Iori Shimada   Assistant Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Reaction analysis and catalyst design of material and energy conversion process with biomass resources

Toru Takatsuka   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Practical design of catalytic processes under industrial conditions having catalyst deactivation, residence time distribution, etc in their reaction system.

Hiroshi Fukunaga   Associate Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Analysis of relationship between microstructure and elementary steps of chemical reaction and design of optimized structure of energy devises

Yoshiyuki Hattori   Associate Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Fundamental understanding of nano-sized materials by molecular chemistry

Fujio Okino   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Fluorination of carbon materials, their electrochemcal applications and preparation of composite materials using nano-carbons.

Yasushi Murakami   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Catalytic Synthesis of Inorganic and Inorgnic-organic Composite Materials

Hajime Konishi   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Studies on synthesizing processes for inorganic materials, especially synthesis and structure control of electro-conductive oxides on the catalytic aspects

Shogo Mori   Associate Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Electron transfer at organic/inorganic interface and electron transport in the mixed phases.

Hisanao Usami   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Photochemistry and photocatallysis controlled with nano-hybrid materials

Wataru Sugimoto   Professor   Inorganic Polymer Materials Engineering

Nano-sized advanced functional materials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion.

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