As the head of the project, this team assumes that humans will stay for a long time on the moon and be exposed to certain environmental conditions, such as microgravity and low pressure. The team aims to design a safety net that will assure safety, security, and medical help during their stay. The team will also develop appropriate systems for a comfortable stay, while extracting essential technologies.
Member
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Shinichi KIMURA
Vice Director
Team Leader
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering Professor
Research on system design of spacecolonies and space implementation of related technologies
Technologies in a wide range of fields are necessary to maintain the closed environment, in order to turn the concept of space colonies into reality. It is inefficient and impractical to develop the underlying technologies so that they can only be used in space. Meanwhile, we have developed high-performance space equipment by installing ground-based civilian technology. The team aims to enable space colonies by utilizing such technology in space and to turn the technology now being studied mainly for use on Earth into a technique that can be used in space. -
Takayoshi KOHMURA
Associate Team Leader
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Physics Professor
Development of sensor for space radiation monitoring and its evaluation of radiation durability
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Isao SHITANDA
Associate Team Leader
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry Associate Professor
Development of Wearable Healthcare Device
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Makoto YAMAMOTO
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering Professor
Numerical simulation of multiphysics phenomenon in propulsion system
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Seiichiro HANGAI
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering Specially Appointed Professor
Evaluation of Continuous Sleep Stage and Its Application to Estimation of Operational Efficiency
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Mikio HASEGAWA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering Professor
Study to connect the Internet to the universe
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Takayuki HAMAMOTO
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering Professor
Image sensing technology for health monitoring
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Kozo FUJII
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information and Computer Technology Professor
Research on moving means in dilute gas
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Takako AKAKURA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information and Computer Technology Professor
Study on estimation of mental state by using facial information and handwriting information, development of contents not getting bored to eliminate loneliness in closed space
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Momoyo GOTA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Architecture Professor
Evaluation on habitability of small enclosed spaces and development on planning of interior spaces for space habitation
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Ichiro UENO
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering Professor
Interfacial thermohydrodynamics using space environment
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Makoto YUASA
Faculty of Science and Technology, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry Professor
Antioxidant
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Osamu SAKATA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor
Research on stress accumulation monitoring technology of long-term residents in closed environments
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Hiroshi GOTODA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor
Spatiotemporal dynamics and short-term prediction of a buoyancy-driven turbulent fire
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Masayuki MIZUNO
Graduate School of Science and Technology, Department of Global Fire Science and Technology Associate Professor
Study on Evacuation Behavior under Microgravity in Space Facilities
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Tomoaki TATSUKAWA
Faculty of Engineering, Department of Information and Computer Technology Associate Professor
A Study of Multiobjective Design Optimization with Severe Constraints using Evolutionary Computation
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Mitsutoshi TSUKIMOTO
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Department of Pharmacy Associate Professor
The research in radiation bioscience and its application to medicine; The development of radioprotectants which attenuate cellular damage by radiation in space
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Shinya YANAGITA
Faculty of Science and Technology, Liberal Arts Associate Professor
Research on neuronal mechanisms and physiological indexes related to physical activity
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Takahiro MUKAIMOTO
Faculty of Science and Technology, Liberal Arts Junior Associate Professor
Physiological characteristics and usefulness of different resistance exercise methods
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Takashi MIYAZAKI
Research and Development Institute, TAKENAKA Corporation
Senior Chief ResearcherPromotion of industry-university collaboration towards social implementation of research results