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Ultraprecision Micro-Nano Manufacturing
Professor YAN, Jiwang
Department of Mechanical Engineering
To create new products with high added value, we are conducting research and development on high-accuracy, high-efficiency, resource-saving manufacturing technologies through micro-/nanometer-level material removal, deformation, and property control. Our recent research focuses include ultraprecise mechanical fabrication, micro-nano forming/imprinting, electrical machining, laser machining, laser Raman spectroscopy, and laser defect repair.

Application of electro-adhesive elastomer
Associate Professor KAKINUMA, Yasuhiro
Department of System Design Engineering
Since 2002, we have developed a new functional elastomer of “Electro-Adhesive Gel (EAG)” whose adhesive property at the surface can be changed according to applied electric field. The high-performance EAG is possible to be applied to the brake, clutch and fixture mechanisms. We will exhibit the practical application devices in our booth.

Diamond-like carbon films to biological application
Professor SUZUKI, Tetsuya
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Diamond-like carbon (DLC) films have attractive properties such as low friction coefficient and high gas barrier, and been used in many areas. In fact, there are some industrial applications to packaging and automobile parts etc. Here, we show DLC-coated medical device which contains fluorine (F-DLC) with antithrombogenicity property.

High-Sensitivity Magnetic Field Sensor with Nanometer Resolution Using Diamond
Associate Professor HAYASE, Junko
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
A high-sensitivity magnetic field sensor with nanometer resolution has been developed using impurities doped in a high-purity diamond. Our aim is to realize a bioimaging system that can replace the present MRI.

Novel Methods for Large-scale and Fine Synthesis of Metal Nanoclusters
NAKAJIMA, Atsushi
Professor, Department of Chemistry
Research Director, JST-ERATO Nakajima Designer
Nanocluster Assembly Project
Novel methods for large-scale and fine synthesis of metal nanoclusters, super-small particles of sub-bulk size which have unusual and various functionalities, have been developed. Among them we display: 1. High power magnetron sputtering for metal nanoclusters; 2. Micro-fluid reactor for liquid phase synthesis of nanoclusters protected by organic ligands.

Surface Engineering for Structural Steel
Professor KOMOTORI, Jun
Department of Mechanical Engineering
There are many surface modification treatments performed for metals used for machines and constructions aiming to functionalize their properties. Properties needing to be improved are fatigue strength, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and more. Here are some of the new surface modification processes developed recently, targeting the improvement of such properties.

Antifouling coating film with superhydrophobic and superoleophobic property
Associate Professor SHIRATORI, Seimei
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Antifouling coating film with superhydrophobic and superoleophobic properties was fabricated by a simple method. The film cannot be soiled by liquids that have various surface energies including cooking oil, soy sauce, mayonnaise, and ketchup. And the transparency and durability of the coating film were improved for practical use.

Functional thin-film by biomaterials
Associate Professor SHIRATORI, Seimei
Department of Applied Physics and Physico-informatics
Recently, there are many application researches using natural materials. We focused on biomaterials, for instance, chitin, which is refined from crab shell, and squid bone. Using biomaterials like chitin, we fabricated functional thin films and nano-fibers, such as AR-film and blood-stanching nano-fiber film, by a wet process.