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2014-0122-03
Nanotechnology / Materials
posted：2014/01/31
EB-NILによる極微細構造体作製
WASHIO, Masakazu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
・省エネ・低コストでの微小部材作製方法・生体適合性に優れた微小部材・極限環境下で使用可能な耐薬品・耐熱・耐放射線性に優れたフッ素系微小部材
2012-0903-04
Energy
posted：2014/05/21
Development of Inverse Compton Scattering Soft X-ray Sources Using Photocathode RF Gun
WASHIO, Masakazu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
■Development of Inverse Compton Scattering Soft X-ray Sources Using Photocathode RF GunIn this research, compact and high quality soft X-ray sources are being developed using inverse Compton scattering, with the final goal of applying them to soft X-ray microscopes for biologi...
2012-0903-03
Energy
posted：2014/05/21
Maskless Direct Etching Technique Using Focused Ion Beams (FIB)
WASHIO, Masakazu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
This research attempts to carry out maskless direct etching using focused ion beams (FIB) in order to study the nanoscale microfabrication of cross-linked PTFE. An image of the fabricated microscopic structure FE-SEM is shown in a diagram.
2012-0903-02
Energy
posted：2014/05/21
Uncovering the Initial Process of Radiation Chemical Reactions: Pulse Radiolysis Experiment
WASHIO, Masakazu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
The Washio Laboratory is developing the world’s smallest pulse radiolysis system using a compact photocathode RF electron gun. At present, the laboratory has nearly completed the development of a nanosecond resolution system and picosecond resolution system. The nanoseco...
2012-0903-01
Energy
posted：2014/05/21
Experiment Using High Quality Beams
WASHIO, Masakazu Professor (Faculty of Science and Engineering Waseda Research Institute for Science and Engineering) (retired)
The Washio Laboratory conducts research on PEMFC. It is also working on the development of materials which can be used as an electrolyte membrane for a Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell (PEFC) that is capable of having a compact and light weight design.
