Faculty of Industrial Science and Technology

Department of
Applied Electronics

The Department of Applied Electronics specifies its educational philosophy as being the "creation of science and technology from the standpoint of a broad engineering infrastructure and harmonization of people and nature," and its objective is to cultivate human resources who can contribute to the development of science and technology from multilateral and new perspectives, who also possess abundant human qualities and creative abilities as well as international character.

Research Groups & Research Areas

  • Electronic Devices

    Electrons in a substance exhibit various characteristics when reacting to light, heat, or to an electric or magnetic field. On the other hand, it is also possible to take advantage of their characteristics to generate these energies. Substances created to exhibit such kinds of functional characteristics are called electronic devices.

    Fujishiro-Endo Research Group / Ikuno Research Group / Tokiwa Research Group

  • ICT Systems

    This area mainly includes signal processing, communications and human interfaces. Connecting people with machines or other people, these technologies are essential for enriching people’s lives in our modern society.

    Aikawa Research Group / Harada Research Group / Itami Research Group

  • Measurement Control Systems

    Measurement and control include, for example, keeping the speed of a vehicle at a target value by measuring the speed using a tachometer or the like, comparing that speed with the target value, and manipulating the output of the engine by means of a controller (microcomputer) according to the difference.

    Kai Research Group / Shiba Research Group / Taniguchi Research Group

  • Computer Systems

    Nowadays, computers are used everywhere, and are now even in the process of being organically connected. Based on highly developed hardware and basic/applied software, computers support today’s information society as a system.

    Ando Research Group / Masuda Research Group / Satake Research Group

List of Faculty Members

Name Title Research Area Keyword
AIKAWA Naoyuki Professor
ENDOH Akira Professor
FUJISHIRO Hiroki Professor Thin film/Surface and interfacial physical properties
Electronic materials/Electric materials
Electron device/Electronic equipment		 Fabrication and characterization of nanostructures on semiconductor surfaces
Epitaxial growth of compound semiconductors
Compound semiconductor high-speed and high-frequency devices
HARADA Tetsuya Professor Multimedia database Virtual Reality
Itami Makoto Professor Communication/Network engineering Digital Communication Systems
MASUDA Nobuyuki Professor Computer system Computer Science High Performance Computing
SATAKE Shin-ichi Professor Thermal engineering Computational Thermal fluid dynamics
TANIGUCHI Jun Professor Nano/Microsystems Nanoimprint technology, 3D nano-fabrication technology, Electron beam lithography
TOKIWA Kazuyasu Professor Applied materials Functional Oxide Materials
IKUNO Takashi Associate Professor
KAI Tatsuya Associate Professor Control engineering/System engineering Nonlinear Systems, Nonlinear Control Theory, Robotics
Kenji SHIBA Associate Professor Power engineering/Power conversion/Electric machinery
ANDO Tadashi Junior Associate Professor Biophysics molecular simulation
NATORI Takahiro Assistant Professor Communication/Network engineering
OKABE Takao Assistant Professor Polymer/Textile materials
Design engineering/Machine functional elements/Tribology		 Resist polymer, Photocurable resin
SEKINE Ryotaro Assistant Professor

Information on Career Paths

  • Graduate School
    61.6%
  • Information Industry
    16.2%
  • Machinery and Appliances
    9.2%
  • Construction
    2.2%
  • Miscellaneous Services
    1.2%
  • Printing and Allied Industries
    1.2%
  • Transport and Postal activities
    1.2%
  • Wholesale and Retail Trade
    1.2%
  • Chemical Engineering
    1.2%
  • Scientific Research
    1.2%
  • Civil Servant
    1.2%
  • Professional and Technical Services
    1.2%
  • Other (persons planning on continuing education, studying abroad, etc.)
    1.2%
(As of March 2020)

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