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2053
Life sciences
posted：2019/04/19
チキソトロピー性を有するゲルを用いる多層3次元細胞培養足場システム
TAKEDA, Naoya Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
2018-1123-01
Life sciences
posted：2018/11/28
Cellulose Nanofibers for Application in Regenerative Medicine ～ Fabrication of Engineered Tissues by Cell Culture in Thixotropic Gel ～
TAKEDA, Naoya Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
● Cellulose nanofiber (CNF) hydrogel is used for cell culture scaffold (Fig. 1).● Prepare coaxial two-layer long fibrous gel with microfluidic device (Fig. 2,3).● Cells are embedded in the CNF gel of the core layer and 3D cultured to fabricate long muscle and...
2018-0927-06
Life sciences
posted：2018/09/27
Microfiber Scaffold for Effective Induction of an Engineered Tissue by Introducing Conductive Polymer in the Core Layer
TAKEDA, Naoya Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
● Microfiber scaffold can align myoblasts to effectively form myotube (Fig. 1).● Electric potential, promotes muscle tissue formation; highly conductive polymers (ex. PEDOT/PSS) are useful as the scaffold materials. ● We have developed the microfiber having PEDOT/PSS in the co...
2016-1024-03
Life sciences
posted：2016/10/24
Self-driven Perfusion Culture System Using the Paper-based Double-layered Scaffold
TAKEDA, Naoya Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Advanced Science and Engineering)
● The double-layered scaffold consisting of a paper for medium perfusion and electrospun gelatin microfibers for cell adhesion is developed (Fig. 1). ● Self-driven, stable, and constant perfusion of the medium has been achieved by using both capillary action and siphon phenome...
2012-0618-01
Manufacturing Technology
posted：2014/05/21
Life-cycle simulation technology for the realization of recycling-oriented production
TAKATA, Shozo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Creative Science and Engineering) (retired)
This project creates life-cycle planning and life-cycle simulation technology in order to plan and evaluate entire product lifecycles, from design, production, specification, collection, and recycling, all in order to build in measures to reduce environmental burdens from the ...
2013-0130-12
Life sciences
posted：2014/05/21
The scientific basis and the future possibility for ischemic resistance training
TAKARADA, Yudai Professor (Faculty of Sport Sciences School of Sport and Sciences)
Takarada et al. have previously shown that low-intensity resistance exercise combined with vascular occlusion induces a marked hypertrophy and concomitant increase in strength, even if the exercise load is much lower than that expected to induce muscular hypertrophy.
2015-1215-07
Social Infrastructure
posted：2015/12/15
Human-Robot Musical Interaction
TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
collaborative researchers：コセンティノ サラ
● Musical robots must be able to communicate with partner artists(Fig.2)● Musical robots should recognize and send real-time non-verbal signals● Sensor system for real-time non-verbal signals monitoring● Multi-sensor: detects several signals at once (Fig.3)
2015-1215-06
Social Infrastructure
posted：2015/12/15
Human-Robot Laughter Interaction
TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
collaborative researchers：コセンティノ サラ
● Sensor system for real-time laughter monitoring(Fig.2)● Wearable: non-invasive and portable ● Multi-sensor: measure all laughter-related body changes
2015-1215-05
Social Infrastructure
posted：2015/12/15
Development of a Wearable Motion Capture System for Balance Evaluation of Older Adults
TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
collaborative researchers：SESSA, Salvatore Part-time Lecturer
● Inertial Measurements Unit (IMU) motion capture system (Fig.1)● One Leg Stance test with older adults (Fig.2) ● Automatic One Leg Stance segmentation (Fig.3)● Auto-detection of gait abnormality (Fig.4)
2015-1215-04
Social Infrastructure
posted：2015/12/15
Development of Subliminal Persuasion System for Laparoscopic Training
TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
collaborative researchers：SESSA, Salvatore Part-time Lecturer
● Experimental setup and materials(fig.1)● Different types of feedback(fig.2)● The different between first trial and last trial(fig.3)● Workload of each group during laparoscopic training(fig.4)
2012-0301-01
Environment
posted：2014/05/21
Design process management technology for sustainable buildings
TAKAGUCHI, Hiroto Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Creative Science and Engineering)
Analyzing the building design process using a DSM (Design Structure Matrix) and suggesting an optimized design allows the improvement of the current design process. Furthermore, it enables organization of the matters to be considered when introducing a new technology into a bu...
1744
Manufacturing Technology
posted：2017/10/25
特許第6829373号
特許第6829373号 ポーラス構造体の製造中間体及びポーラス構造体の製造方法
SUZUKI, Shinsuke Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering Department of Applied Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering)
2011-0914-04
Manufacturing Technology
posted：2014/05/21
Manufacturing methods and improvement of mechanical properties for porous metals
SUZUKI, Shinsuke Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering School of Fundamental Science and Engineering Department of Applied Mechanics and Aerospace Engineering)
Manufacture of various kinds of aluminum alloy using the melt-foaming method (proposal for pore stabilization)Technique for strengthening porous metals by plastic working (rolling, extrusion, wire brushing, shot peening, etc.)
2014-0122-08
Life sciences
Nanotechnology / Materials
posted：2014/01/31
光学顕微鏡を用いた局所温度測定
SUZUKI, Madoka Part-time Lecturer (Research Council (Research Organization) Organization for University Research Initiatives) (retired)
・ポリマーナノ粒子型の蛍光ナノ温度計・ナノ粒子の直径は約100nm、位置決め精度は数nm、温度分解能は約0.3℃・カメラの速度に依存した高い時間分解能（数10 ms～数10μs程度）
617
Life sciences
posted：2014/04/03
Neutrophil function inspection system and method
SUZUKI, Katsuhiko Professor (Faculty of Sport Sciences School of Sport and Sciences)
This is a proposal for neutrophil function inspection system using a chemiluminescence method and hydrogel that can separate chemotactic cells or organisms. This system can easily take quantitative measurements of neutrophil functions (chemotactic activity, active oxygen-produ...
2020-0131-04
Nanotechnology / Materials
posted：2020/02/06
Record high carbon nanotube forests
SUGIME, Hisashi Junior Researcher (Affiliated organization Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) (retired)
● Long CNT forest by novel growth method Catalyst × Reactor
2018-1026-04
Life sciences
posted：2018/10/30
Highly Durable Interdigitated Electrode with Dense CNT Forests
SUGIME, Hisashi Junior Researcher (Affiliated organization Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) (retired)
collaborative researchers：NODA, Suguru Professor (retired), 大野 雄高 (retired), 牛山 拓也 (retired)
● Highly-sensitive and highly-durable IDE with dense CNT forests directly grown on electrodes at low process temperature (<500 ℃) is demonstrated.
2018-1026-03
Life sciences
posted：2018/10/30
Patterning Growth of Carbon Nanotube Forests on Metal Electrodes
SUGIME, Hisashi Junior Researcher (Affiliated organization Waseda Institute for Advanced Study) (retired)
● Patterning growth of dense CNT forests on metal electrodes was demonstrated combining with conventional lithographies (UV lithography or e-beam lithography).
2019-1021-06
Life sciences
posted：2019/10/21
Ultra-sensitive and high-performance biomolecule detection method
SOU, Keitaro Senior Researcher (Faculty of Science and Engineering)
collaborative researchers：Runkai Hu , TAKEOKA, Shinji Professor
● Conversion of detection principle from analog method to digital method.● Development of ultra-sensitive detection probes capable of single molecule detection.● Practical application of quantitative technology based on high-speed single molecule digital counting.
