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Innovative Non-thermal Laser Ablator Launched from Keio University
Professor ARAI, Tsunenori
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
We propose a novel non-thermal laser ablator to be used with photodynamic therapy (PDT) for treating heart diseases including arrhythmia. In this booth, we’ll demonstrate the development of laser catheter devices and introduce new findings of the in vitro and in vivo study.

Innovation of new industry by laser therapy devices
Professor ARAI, Tsunenori
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
In this booth, we will demonstrate you novel techniques employing laser for less-invasive and selective treatment. We will show novel therapeutic devices employing laser including those for arteriosclerosis lesions. Moreover, numerous effective patents will be introduced.

Creation of photoregulating biofunctional molecules and their applications to photo-sensitive molecular targeted medicines
Professor TOSHIMA, Kazunobu
Department of Applied Chemistry
Development of new types of biofunctional molecules that selectively degrade disease-related proteins or oligosaccharides upon photoirradiation and the application of these molecules to photo-sensitive molecular targeted medicines will be presented.

Novel methods for target-selective isolation and functionalization of proteins
Assistant Professor TAKAHASHI, Daisuke
Department of Applied Chemistry
Development of novel methods for target-selective isolation and functionalization of disease-related proteins, and their potential biomedical application will be presented.

Surface Engineering for Biomaterials
Professor KOMOTORI, Jun
Department of Mechanical Engineering
In recent years, metallic implants have been used for medical treatment, and these implants are placed inside a human body for a long time. To ensure safe long-term usage, several studies on such implant materials have been carried out. Herein, we discuss some of the recently developed surface-modification processes.

Functional thin-films fabricated using biomaterials
Associate Professor SHIRATORI, Seimei
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Recently, many application researches are being carried out using natural materials. We focused on biomaterials, for instance, chitin that is refined from crab shell and squid bone. Using biomaterials like chitin, we fabricated a functional thin-film, antireflection film, and antithrombotic film, by an all-wet process.

Modelling of light propagation in tissues for diagnostic applications
Professor OKADA, Eiji
Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Light propagation in biological tissues, which cannot be measured by experiments, is analysed by simulations. The results are applied to non-invasive optical diagnostics such as functional near infrared optical brain imaging.

Investigation of human motor function and rehabilitation by using BrainMachine Interface technology
Associate Professor USHIBA, Junichi
Department of Biosciences and Informatics
We are studying the mechanisms by which the brain controls the human body by collaborating with medical faculty and hospitals. We expect our research to contribute to the development of rehabilitation devices or thought-controlled orthoses for functional motor recovery from hemiplegia caused by stroke.

Damage-less & Label-free Cell Separation System
Assistant Professor MIYATA, Shogo
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Cell sorting and separation are important technologies for cell therapy. We developed damage-less and label-free cell sorting system based on dielectrophoresis. This booth exhibits a new on-chip cell sorting system.

Computer Aided Diagnosis Based on Image Analysis
Professor TANAKA, Toshiyuki
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Recently, a computer diagnosis by image analysis attracts the attention in medical field. We target on construction of system for a pathological diagnosis, a clinical diagnosis, nondestructive inspection and so on. Current candidates are a prostate cancer, a lung tumor, an uterus cancer, brain damage by stroke.

Ultrafine Manipulation System
Associate Professor KATSURA, Seiichiro
Department of System Design Engineering
We have developed an ultrafine manipulation system that transmits manipulated force sensation of nanoscale objects to an operator. Our objective is to apply this technology to medical treatment and production processes.