Kazuaki SAWADA
The Integrated Circuit Group (ICG) at Toyohashi University of Technology deals with the study of integrated circuits (ICs) and sensor devices using new materials and structures. Our ultimate goal is to realize high-performance integrated
Shigeki NAKAUCHI
We can see and recognize things, and act without feeling any difficulties. Our mission is to explore visual function and the mechanisms of the brain which allow us to do so, and to develop new technology, including color universal design, spectral imaging, for visual information processing based on the fundamental vision research.
Takayuki SHIBATA
Establishment of interdisciplinary Monodzukuri (manufacturing) basic technology in micro- and nano-scale. Novel micro- and nano-structuring techniques for manufacturing MEMS/NEMS devices, and MEMS-based platform for in vitro manipulation and analysis of living cells for supporting the creation of innovation in life science and biotechnology.
Kotaro TAKAYAMA
Advanced Agricultural Engineering Laboratory is focusing on the development of sensor-based plant diagnosis techniques (Chlorophyll fluorescence imaging, volatile organic compound measurement,photosynthesis and transpiration measurement etc.) for agricultural production under environmental control such as intelligent greenhouse and plant factory.
Saburo TANAKA
Development of High-Tc Superconducting Quantum Interference Device and its applications, such as Low-Field NMR/MRI, Nondestructive Evaluation and Bio-Sensing are implemented.
Atsuchi NAKABACHI
Our research interests focus on the molecular basis for the symbiosis between multicellular organisms and microbes, which has not only been playing key roles in evolutionary history of life, but is also important for agricultural and medical biotechnologies.
Kowa KOIDA
Our research goal is to understand neural basis of visual functions. We use macaques and mice as model animals and measure neuronal activities through electrophysiological recordings. Development of innovative electrodes is also carried out.
Toshihiko NODA
—UNDER CONSTRUCTION— EIIRIS-2のLSI工場を活用し，CMOS/MEMS技術に基づくマルチモーダルセンサの研究を行っています。本学で開発されたイオンイメージング技術やかおりセンシング技術とディープラーニング技術を融合して，バイオメディカル分野，農業分野，環境計測分野への展開を進めています。
Seiichiro ARIYOSHI
Terahertz-waves, located in the gap between radio-waves and light-waves, are called as the “frontier of light”. Our research interests focus on the development on highly sensitive terahertz-wave detectors using low-temperature and high-temperature superconductors, two-dimensional spectroscopic technologies and their new applications. I concurrently serve as the department of applied chemistry and life science.
Mohammad Shehata
The research aims to understand the cognitive neuroscience behind high-engagement tasks. In these tasks, two brain states may emerge; a “flow state” marked by effortless super performance and enjoyment, or a “choking state” characterized by sudden failure and anxiety. Under social conditions, team flow emerges as in sports teams, and music bands. We use this knowledge to create neurofeedback mechanisms to enhance flow and prevent choking.
Naoki OHSHIMA
My research interest includes Human–Robot/Agent Interaction (HRI/HAI), which focuses on the interactions between humans and robots or software agents. For developing robots and media that interact with humans, we engage in a study of “Constructive understanding of communication through HRI/HAI,” elucidating the nature of human communication and human behavior mechanisms.
Takeshi HIZAWA
Etsuko SAKAI
Yoshiko NODA
Kayoko KIUCHI
Hitomi DOMON
Miwa SUZUKI