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Graduate School of Engineering Toyohashi University of Technology

1. Graduate school code 2. Maximum number of participants 74 More than 5 participants per year
Engineering Science Agriculture (including Fishery, Dairy and Livestock) Marine Science Economics / Business Administration Social Welfare Tourism ICT

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) International Master s Degree Program Mechanical Engineering Degree: Master of Engineering International Master s Degree Program Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering Degree: Master of Engineering International Master s Degree Program Computer Science and Engineering Degree: Master of Engineering International Master s Degree Program Environmental and Life Sciences Degree: Master of Engineering International Master s Degree Program Architecture and Civil Engineering Degree: Master of Engineering

2 years as a Master s Student

5. Standard time table (Years needed for graduation)

Starting as a Research Student up to 6 months, then 2 years as a Master s Student after passing the entrance exam 2 years as a Master s Student OR Starting as a Research Student up to 6 months, then 2 years as a Master s Student after passing the exam. (Depend on the capacity of the applicants) Lecture: All lectures in English Text: English but Japanese text will be used partially while English instructions are given orally. Laboratory work: Safety instructions are written in English. Conducting of the research is generally instructed by the supervisor in English. Seminar: Seminars including Japanese students are generally in Japanese, but there are many occasions where foreign students can interact in seminars in English. Those who have English proficiency to keep up with the classes offered in this course (TOEIC: 590, TOEFL(iBT): 61, TOEFL(PBT): 500, IELTS: 5.5 or above is recommendable.). The certificates or transcripts that

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74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx show applicants English proficiency should be enclosed in application. (2) Those who have completed 16 years of school education and/or those who have prospects to graduate before this program begins. Those who have been recognized by TUT Graduate School based on individual screening of qualifications as having equal academic abilities as a university graduate, and of an age not less than 22 before this program begins. The countries where the education for completion of university is less than 16 years, after graduated from a university, conducting work as a research student or a researcher at a University inside or outside Japan, joint research Institute for National Universities or the corresponding research institution for reasonable period (more than 1 year) and the age is above 22 before this program begins. (1) Graduate School of Engineering http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/schools/department.html (2) Toyohashi University of Technology http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/ (3) International Master s Degree Program http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/international/international_maters_degree_p rogram_former_maters_program_given_in_english_1.html

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9. Professors and Associate Professors Position Name Research Subject / Contact Professor Suzuki Taro (Mr.) Biomass management using the knowledge of grassland ecosystems environmental agriculture or animal production Conservation and management of grassland ecosystem using remote sensing and GIS Please see Annex on the last page for the faculty members or visit university website below: http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/schools/department.html http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/research/key_words_search.html

10. Features of Graduate School Toyohashi University of Technology provides unique bachelor s, master s and doctoral courses in technology that are geared toward producing creative, practical-minded leaders in differing fields of technology, and the education received at our university also provides students with and appreciation of humanity, international perspectives and responsible coexistence with the environment. Our university is also at the forefront of conducting cutting-edge scientific research for the future. Despite the short history of our university, Toyohashi tech has a long history of promoting international cooperation for engineering education in developing countries, especially with International Cooperation Centre for Engineering Education Development, ICCEED. ICCEED is the only Centre of this kind in Japan. TUT has developed close relation with industrial society since it's foundation. Our contribution to the society is not only by producing qualified graduates as leading engineers who assume a large role in the development of industry, but also by providing developed new technology and engineering idea which is useful in the progress of

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx industry and improvement of life quality. TUT emphasizes research and development projects responding to the request by the society, like as Factory Automation, Control Engineering and Robotics for Human-Robot Symbiosis Research, Up-grading of Semiconductor, Sensing Technology for Agricultural Production, Disaster Prevention and Damage Mitigation, etc. (See Research Highlights at http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/research/rescrch_highlight_3.html )

11. Features and Curriculum of Program Our International Masters Program has aimed to foster the students as human resource that will help developing countries to be self-sustaining through our advanced technological education. In this program, owing to the selection by application documents, applicants dont need to come to Toyohashi Tech, Japan before their admission. Because the classes are instructed only in English, there are no language barriers. The Features of this program are as below: 1. Fostering International Leading Engineers and Scientists This program provides education of technology at high level to the international students, especially from developing countries, so as to foster the leading engineers and scientists contributing the important international/interdisciplinary projects such as global and/or local environmental, energy related problems, through the education in the Departments of Environmental and Life Sciences. Our university actively implements adoption of the JICA long-term training program, and also JDS (Japanese Grant Aid for Human Resource Development Scholarship) program. We have started Twinning Program with two of our partner universities, Institute Technology Bandung, Indonesia, and Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology in 2008, and have had succeeded. 2. Fostering Leaders and Supervisors with general management ability Classes in relation to planning and management of business, social cultures, humanities and other subjects are supplied in this program, since, most of the graduates are expected to be future leaders and supervisors in many fields, such as in the government organizations, institutions, or universities. 3. Creation of the International Human Relationships Network A network of the international human relationships composed among graduates of this program, as well as those from the standard TUT program will contribute to creating important mutual understanding, cultural exchange, and global activation among the societies in Japan and many other foreign countries. 4. Necessary Curriculum to Obtain to the Degrees Please visit TUT website: http://www.tut.ac.jp/english/schools/post.html , Course Requirement Guide Book for the curricula for more detailed information about course requirement.

12. Internship program Long term industrial training has been compulsorily provided for 4th year undergraduate students since our establishment. As we actively encourage university-industry collaboration, many of our laboratories conduct joint research projects with companies as well.

13. Academic schedule 2014 Academic Year Fall Semester Entrance Ceremony: October 2 Class starts: October 3

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx University Festival: October 11-12 Winter Vacation: December 25-January 7 Semester-end Examination: February 26-March 5 Spring Vacation: March 25-April 3 Spring Semester Class begins: April 8 Semester-end Examination: July 31-August 7 Summer Vacation: August 10-September 30 [Admission Examination for Master s Program] Submission of Application Documents: May 30 Announcement of Acceptance: End of July-Beginning of August

14. Facilities and Cultural activities for International students (1) Student Dormitory Single room, couple room, family room is available for one year if there is a vacancy. (2) Japanese Language Program Extra-Curricular Japanese Classes are offered for new beginners to learn basic Japanese language skill necessary for everyday life. (3) Tutorial System Student tutor supports new international students for one year for their daily lives as well as their academic concerns. (4) Counseling Services The counselors are assigned at Center for International Relations to provide counseling and advising services for international students concerning problems in their studies and everyday life in English. (5) Study Trip University offers study trip to visit Japans advanced technology and historical places for better understanding Japan.

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Annex Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction In the Department of Mechanical Engineering, we are conscious of the importance of the role that mechanical engineering must play in areas such as energy and environmental systems, materials, transportation, robotics, manufacturing, information technology, biomechanics, health care, many of which are national priorities. The Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Production Systems Engineering have been recently merged to better respond to the needs of the society. The integration produced a rich portfolio of research and academic activities in areas ranging from nano-scale processing to health-care robotics to supply chain management. As a result, the new department offers a diverse range of academic programs in 4 basic areas of specialization: Mechanical Systems Design, Materials and Manufacturing, Systems Control and Robotics, and Energy and Environment. The mission of the Department of Mechanical Engineering in TUT is to prepare students with the knowledge and abilities to improve, evaluate, design and control safe, sustainable, and cost-effective technologies in order to make innovative and useful contributions to humanity. With this in mind, we seek to enhance both research and education and inspire new generations to create breakthrough solutions to serve all people.

Courses Mechanical Systems Design Course: This course is composed of Material and Structural Mechanics Laboratory, Machine Dynamics Laboratory, Frontier Forming System Laboratory, MEMS/NEMS Processing Laboratory and OSG Nano Micro Machining Laboratory, and deals with strength of materials, solid mechanics, machine dynamics, machine design, manufacturing processes, biomechanics, etc. Materials and Manufacturing Course: This course is composed of Materials Function Control Laboratory, Laboratory for Material Strength & Characterization in 3D/4D, Thin Film Laboratory and Interface and Surface Fabrication Laboratory, and deals with metallic materials, non-metallic materials, evaluation and failure prevention of materials, joining processes, etc. System Control and Robotics Course: This course is composed of Robotics and Mechatronics Laboratory, Instrumentation System Laboratory, System and Control Engineering Laboratory and Industrial Systems Engineering Laboratory, and deals with control engineering, measurement and instrumentation engineering, production systems engineering, mechatronics engineering, robotics engineering, etc. Environment and Energy Course: This course is composed of Energy Conversion Engineering Laboratory, Thermo-Fluid Engineering Laboratory, Natural Energy Conversion Science Laboratory and Energy Conservation Engineering Laboratory and deals with thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, hydraulic power systems, conversion engineering, etc. Admission Policy The aim of the Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering is to nurture students with skills enabling them to become world-class engineers to meet the challenges of an increasingly complex and globalized society. The

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx program emphasizes mastering novel methods and technologies for the promotion and development of a sustainable environment on a global scale. Our Program is suitable for students wishing to: Develop skills required for planning and leading independent research based on an in-depth understanding of the fundamental principles of mechanical engineering. Develop skills based on studies outside of the classroom and thereby contribute to society by devising solutions to demanding technical and social problems. Develop skills to communicate complex and intricate concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.

Mechanical Systems Design Course

Division Position Name Field Research Interests (1) Evaluation of mechanical properties and Dr. Eng. Professor Tadaharu Adachi (Mr) adachi@me.tut.ac.jp Mechanics of Materials Structural Mechanics Materials Engineering Impact Engineering material design of polymers and polymeric composites (2) Development of mechanical system for absorption of impact energy (3) measurement of mechanical properties and evaluation of micro defects by ultrasonic. Dr. Eng. Professor Shozo Kawamura (Mr) kawamura@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Takayuki Shibata (Mr) shibata@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Ken-ichiro Mori (Mr) mori@me.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Yoshinori Takeichi (Mr) takeich@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Hirofumi Minamoto (Mr) minamoto@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yohei Abe (Mr) abe@me.tut.ac.jp Forming Processes Mechanical Dynamics Tribology Forming Processes Precision Machining Microfabrication Mechanical Vibrations (1) Modeling and Analysis of Structures (2) Dynamic Analysis of Human Motion (1) Micro/Nanomachining

(2) MEMS/NEMS(Micro/Nano Electro Mechanical

Systems) (1) Forming Processes of Lightweight Parts (2) Finite Element Method for Forming Processes (1) Analysis of Solid Lubrication (2) Surface Analysis for Tribology (1) Modeling and Analysis of Structures (2) Dynamic Analysis of Vehicle Motion (1) Forming Processes of Light Weight Parts (2) Plastic Joining Processes

Materials and Manufacturing Course

Division Position Name Dr. Eng. Professor Masanobu Izaki (Mr) m-izaki@me.tut.ac.jp Field Thin Film Science and Technology Research Interests (1) Electrochemical Preparation of Smart Oxide Films (2) Electrochemical Construction of High Performance Solar Cells

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Ph. D. Professor Minoru Umemoto (Mr) umemoto@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Masahiro Fukumoto(Mr) fukumoto@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yoshikazu Todaka (Mr) todaka@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Toshiaki Yasui (Mr) yasui@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Seiji Yokoyama (Mr) yokoyama@me.tut.ac.jp Surface Modification Joining Process Physical Chemistry of Metals Physical Metallurgy Joining Process Physical Metallurgy (1) Microstructure and Properties Control of Metallic Materials (2)Formation and Characterization of Functional Materials (1) Noble Coating Process by Means of Particle Deposition (2)Friction Stir Aided Innovative Welding Process between Dissimilar Materials (1) Structure and Properties Control of Metallic Materials (2)Formation and Characterization of Functional Materials (1) Surface Modification by Plasma and Ion Process (2) Welding between Dissimilar Materials by Friction Stirring (1) Recycle of Waste Materials (2) Properties of Metallic Materials

Associate Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor

System Control and Robotics Course

Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Yoshiaki Shimizu (Mr) shimizu@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Zhong Zhang (Mr) zhang@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Kazuhiko Terashima (Mr) terasima@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Shinichi Suzuki (Mr) shinichi@me.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Naoki Uchiyama (Mr) uchiyama@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Tetsuo Miyake (Mr) miyake@ime.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Takanori Miyoshi (Mr) miyoshi@tut.jp Automatic Control Image Processing Control Engineering High-Speed Mechanics/Optical Measurement (1) Prediction of Crack Path in Dynamic Fracture Phenomena (2) Generation of Laser Induced Under Water Shock Wave (1) Control of Mechanical Systems (2) Robotics/Mechatronics (1) Eye-gaze Human Interface (2) Image Based Measurement and Recognition (1) Human-Machine Cooperation with Power Assist System (2) Feedforward Control without Residual Vibration Automatic Control And Robotics (1) Design and Control of Multivariable Systems (2) Human Friendly Robot Field Process Systems Engineering Instrumentation Systems Engineering Research Interests (1) Multi-Objective Decision Making in Manufacturing Systems (2) Environmentally Conscious Planning/Design (1) Signal, Image Processing Using Wavelet Transform (2) Intelligent System Using Neural Network

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Associate Professor Ph.D. Rafael Batres (Mr) rbp@tut.ac.jp Process Systems Engineering (1) Model Reuse and Exchange,Process Safety (2) Synthesis of Biomass Processes

Environment and Energy Course

Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Akiyoshi Iida (Mr) iida@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Kenzo Kitamura (Mr) kitamura@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Susumu Noda (Mr) noda@me.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Takashi Suzuki (Mr) takashi@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Associate Professor Nobumasa Sekishita (Mr) sekishita@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Associate Professor Masafumi Nakagawa (Mr) nakagawa@me.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Hideki Yanada (Mr) yanada@me.tut.ac.jp Fluid Engineering Multi-Phase Flow Fluid Dynamics Thermal Engineering Combustion Engineering Heat Transfer Field Fluid Dynamics Aeroacoustics Research Interests (1) Control of Turbulent Flow (2) Study of Aeroacoustics and Development of Low Noise High-Speed Vehicles (1) Convective Heat Transfer (2) Augmentation and Control of Convective Heat Transfer (1) Modeling of Turbulent Diffusion Combustion (2) Development of Low NOx Combustion System (1) Gas-liquid Two-Phase Flow (2) Improvement of Liquid Atomization (1) Wind Tunnel Experiment of Turbulent Shear Flow (2) Development of Flow Measurements and Analysis (1) Dynamics of High-Speed Two Phase Flow (2) Research and Development for Geothermal and Refrigeration Cycle (1) Electrostatic Liquid Filtration and Electrohydrodynamic Flow (2) Control of Fluid Power Systems

Department of Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering

Introduction The Electrical and Electronic Engineering courses, which dealt with the education and training mainly on electrical energies, IC devices, and their fundamentals and basic materials, have been reorganized to the Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering courses by expanding the original fields so as to involve the electronic materials and information communication systems. The aim of the graduate and under graduate courses of the Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering is to educate and train students to yield engineers and researchers of the next generation for their advanced core fields of electronic materials, electrical engineering, integrated electronics and information communication technology. Courses Electronic Materials Course: Information electronics supporting our good life of the modern society is a key industry area of the 21st century. This Electronic Materials Course trains and develops the students through providing the wide fundamental

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx knowledge and technologies of substances, materials, processing, and instrumentation, which are the base of the electrical and electronic information engineering. The certificated students can take active and important roles as practically-minded and creative research-based engineers in the various industrial areas including electrical and electronic industries, chemical and material industries, information network area, home information appliances, vehicles, robotics, and medical welfare. Electrical Systems Course: Based on understanding the importance of electrical energy for sustainable evolving society, the students learn the fundamental knowledge and technologies of generation, transportation, control, storages, measurements, and applications of electrical energy. The students trained in this course will take an important role as engineers and researchers in the various industrial fields including environment and energy, electrical and electronics, traffic and communications, materials and nanotechnology, machine and mechatronics, biology, medical care, primary and tertiary industries. Integrated Electronics Course: The campus LSI factory, which provides a great opportunity to fabricate in-house integrated-circuit based devices, helps you acquire fundamental knowledge and techniques on the semiconductor devices, CMOS, MEMS, analog circuits, optoelectronics, micro- and nano-scale sensors, and their interdisciplinary applications. Through the course program, our students become highly-skilled engineers and researchers who are acknowledged for their contributions to a wide range of fields including semiconductor industry, information technology, robot, bio, and medical research. Information and Communication System Course: The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) has progressed from telephone network to the Internet generation, and will be going toward ubiquitous network world. The user access scheme also changes from fixed to mobile, and cable to wireless LANs. The ICT is an important trunk of industries supporting our 21st-century society, and playing more and more significant roles. In this course, students learn wide and deep science and technologies from hardware layer such as functional integrated circuits, sensors, and smart antennas, up to communication system, networks, and applications. Students are expected to contribute to industries in a variety of fields for communications, broadcasting, electric devices, system developments, medical welfare, transportation, ecology, energy, cargos, finance, insurance, or other related businesses after graduation. Admission Policy The Graduate Program in Electrical and Electronic Information Engineering focuses on producing practically-minded and creative research-based engineers with skills to meet the challenges of our modern, technologically-based society. The Program emphasizes the importance of: a deep understanding of the physical properties of strategically important materials forming the backbone of electrical, electronic and information industries; knowledge of the processes and procedures employed for fabricating functional devices; and a first-hand understanding of the operating principles of integrated circuits, discrete electronic devices, energy systems, information and communication technology and networks. This course seeks and welcomes applicants fulfilling the following criteria: Students wishing to follow careers as globally minded engineers with cutting-edge technological skills in electrical and electronic materials, electric systems, integrated electron systems, and information and communication systems. Academically orientated students with a strong desire to resolve challenging issues in electrical and

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx electronic engineering, and information engineering. Students with solid backgrounds in the natural sciences wishing to apply their expertise for a systematic approach towards the creation of new technology. Highly motivated students with a strong desire to acquire globally applicable communication skills based on technical English and Japanese.

Electronic Materials Course

Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Mitsuo Fukuda fukuda@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Mitsuteru Inoue inoue@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Atsunori Matsuda matsuda@ee.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Associate Professor Dr. Sci. Toshiaki Hattori hattori@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yuichi Nakamura nakamura@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Hiroyuki Muto muto@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Takeshi Ishiyama ishiyama@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. LIM PANG BOEY may2lim@las.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Lecturer Hiroyuki Takagi takagi@ee.tut.ac.jp Electric Materials Processing Analytical Chemistry Applied Materials Chemistry Magnetics Photonics Field Research Interests (1) Nano-scale Photonic Devices (2) Research on Sensing and Measurement by using Lightwave (1) Nano-scale Magnetic Structures (2) Micro-magnetic Devices (1) Advanced Amorphous Materials (2) Inorganic-Organic Hybrid Materials (1) Electroanalytical Chemistry (2) Characterization of Polyelectrolyte (1) Thermoelectric Materials and Systems (2) Functional materials and processing (1) Development of nano structure controlled Inorganic Materials Structural Ceramics functional ceramics (2) Deformation mechanisms and processes of structural ceramics Optical and Electronic Materials Engineering Optical, Optical Memory and Application Electronics Magnetics (1) Si Nano-Material (2) Light-Emitting ZnO Nanocrystal (1) Hologram Memory (2) Evaluation of Hologram Material (3) Collinear Holography (1) Nano-scale Magnetic Structures (2) Micro-magnetic Devices

Associate Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Electrical Systems Course

Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Masayuki Nagao nagao@tut.jp Field High Field Electrical Insulation Research Interests (1) High-Field Electric Properties of Polymeric Insulation Materials (2) Cryogenic Electrical Insulation for

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Superconducting Power Apparatuses Dr. Eng. Professor Yoji Sakurai sakurai@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Hirofumi Takikawa takikawa@ee.tut.ac.jp Electrochemical Energy Devices Plasma Technology and Application Engineering Measurement Dr. Eng. Professor Naohiro Hozumi hozumi@icceed.tut.ac.jp Techniques Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Ultrasonics Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Ryoji Inada inada@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yoshiyuki Suda suda@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yoshinobu Murakami murakami@ee.tut.ac.jp Electrochemical Energy Devices (1) Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries (2) Post Lithium-Ion Batteries (1) Nanoscale Material Synthesis by Thermal and Cold Plasmas (2) Development of Advanced Plasma System and Plasma Applications (1) Ultrasonic micro-imaging techniques for medical and biological applications (2) Diagnosis and precise measurement for high voltage insulation systems (1) Development of All-Solid-State Lithium-Ion Batteries (2) Non-Destructive Magnetic Testing Method for Battery Safety Plasma Materials Engineering High Voltage Engineering (1) Carbon nanomaterials (2) Energy devices (1) Measurement on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation (2) Development of functional insulating materials

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Integrated Electronics Course

Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Makoto Ishida ishida@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Akihiro Wakahara wakahara@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Kazuaki Sawada sawada@ee.tut.ac.jp Field Semiconductor Physics and Device Research Interests (1) Smart sensors and integrated circuits (2) Micro/nano structures and applications to new devices (1) Heteroepitaxy and applications to Crystal Growth Optoelectronics optoelectronics (2) Optoelectronic integrated devices/system on Si-based ICs and MEMS Semiconductor Devices (1) Bio-sensing devices (2) Smart CMOS/CCD image sensors (1) Growth and applications of graphene membranes (2) Wet-real time, scanning electron microscopy of Dr. Sci. Professor Adarsh Sandhu sandhu@eiiris.tut.ac.jp Interdisciplinary research on nano-bio-magnetics materials in solutions (3) Magnetic nanoparticle-labels for medical diagnostics (4) AlGaN/GaN Hall effect magnetic sensors for scanning hall probe microscopy (SHPM) and applications in extreme environments

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Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Hiroshi Okada okada@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yuji Murakami ymurakami@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Takeshi Kawano kawano@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Lecturer Hiroto Sekiguchi sekiguchi@ee.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Lecturer Kazuhiro Takahashi takahashi@ee.tut.ac.jp Micro/Nano Devices, Neural Interface Devices Crystal Growth Optical Devices Micro/Nano Electro Mechanical Systems Biosensor (1) Compound semiconductor based electronic Semiconductor Devices devices and integrated systems (2) Nano materials and fabrication processes for electronic devices (1) Microbiosensor for mobile/personal healthcare (2) Microfluidic biodevices (1) Neural interface devices (2) Nanoscale neuroprobes (3) Integration of Mirco/Nano devices (1) Heteroepitaxial Nitride-based Devices (2) Semiconductor nanostructure for optical devices (1) BioMEMS sensor (2) MEMS-based optical devices

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Information and Communication System Course

Position Name Dr. Eng. Professor Takashi Ohira ohira@tut.jp Wave Engineering Field Research Interests (1) Microwave Circuits (2) Smart Antennas (3) Radio Signal Processing (4) Wireless Power Transfer (1) Custom computing circuit & special-purpose Dr. Sci. Professor Shuichi Ichikawa ichikawa@tut.jp Computer Science Computer Architecture Parallel Processing computer architecture (2) High Performance Computing (3) Parallel Computer Architecture and Parallel Processing (4) System Security and Information Security Dr. Eng. Professor Hideyuki Uehara uehara@tut.jp Communication Engineering (1) Wireless Access Protocol (2) Ad hoc and Sensor Networks

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Introduction Department of Computer Science and Engineering provides education and research to train leading engineers and researchers acquainted with technologies for future large-scale integrated information systems, new information science based on knowledge of life, nature, and society, and their applications. Courses Computer and Information Science Course This course is for students who learn technologies regarding computing mechanisms to develop novel computation method/structure and network mechanisms to construct advanced internet society, and who have practical, creative, and leadership capabilities.

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx Information and Systems Science Course This course is for students who learn technologies regarding software construction methodologies to develop advanced information systems and intelligent information processing to analyze life science and biological information, and who have a scientific and systematic thinking. Admission Policy Department of Computer Science and Engineering provides students with comprehensive and specialized knowledge in computer science and engineering to foster practical, creative, and leadership skills for the development and design of advanced technology and related systems. Furthermore, the graduate program aims to nurture students capable of pursuing careers as principle investigators of international research projects for a sustainable society. We are looking for students with the following qualifications: Highly-motivated and independently-minded students with a desire to acquire specialized knowledge and capabilities in information technology-based fields, who are capable of a sustained, creative, and exploratory approach towards their research. Ambitious students wishing to become leaders in the planning, design, implementation and maintenance of large-scale integrated information systems based on an in-depth knowledge of state of the art ICT (Information and Communication Technology). Students with a high regard for harmony between man, nature and machine, with strong linguistic and communications skills, and a global perspective.

Media and Information Study Area

Division Position Name Ph. D. Professor Masaki Aono (Mr) Field Knowledge data engineering, Data mining, and visualization Dr. Eng. Professor Michio Okada (Mr) okada@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Shigeru Kuriyama (Mr) Visual Computing kuriyama@cs.tut.ac.jp Spoken Language Dr. Eng. Professor Processing, Seiichi Nakagawa (Mr) Human Interface, nakagawa@cs.tut.ac.jp Natural Language Processing Dr. Eng. Professor Shigeru Masuyama (Mr) masuyama@tut.jp Computer Science Design & Analysis of Algorithms Natural Language Processing (1) Algorithm Design and Analysis, Computational Complexity (2) Natural Language Processing and its Application to Automatic Text Summarization and Information Retrieval (1) Speech Recognition and Natural Language Processing (2) Artificial Intelligence and Human Interface Interaction and Communication Design (1) to develop sociable artificial creatures (2) on social intelligence emerged from the interaction between sociable creatures and social others (1) Digital Human and Behavior Simulation (2) Ubiquitous Visual Media aono@tut.jp Information Retrieval (1) Knowledge Data Engineering (2) Web Mining Research Interests

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Dr. Eng. Professor Jun Miura (Mr) jun@cs.tut.ac.jp Ph.D Professor Hitoshi Isahara isahara@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Tomoyoshi Akiba (Mr) Computational Linguistics Natural Language Associate Professor Processing Language Modeling Processing Dr. Eng. Associate Professor Yasushi Kanazawa (Mr) kanazawa@cs.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Yasuyuki Sugaya (Mr) sugaya@cs.tut.ac.jp Multimodal Interaction Associate Professor Dr.Eng. System (1)To construct Multimodal Interaction System include speech (3) Emotion cloning system, Lip reading Kouichi Katsurada(Mr.) Spoken Term Detection (2) To detect keyword from speech database katsurada@cs.tut.ac.jp Facial Image Processing Visual Computing Computer Vision Image Processing We study for accurate methods for reconstructing 3-D shapes with real images. We also study for tracking objects in a scene. (1) Computer Vision (2) Mixed Reality (1) Natural Language Processing (2) Language Modeling Intelligent Robotics (1) Visual scene recognition, (2) Intelligent mobile robots / Personal service robots, (3) Human-robot interaction.

akiba@cs.tut.ac.jp Large-scale Text

Intelligent Information Study Area

Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Yoshiteru Ishida (Mr) ishida@cs.tut.ac.jp Dr. Sci. Professor Hideo Sekino (Mr) sekino@tut.jp Ph. D. Professor Yoshimasa Takahashi (Mr) taka@cs.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Shigeki Nakauchi (Mr) nakauchi@tut.jp Ph. D. Professor Junsei Horikawa (Mr) horikawa@cs.tut.ac.jp Molecular Information Science/ Chemometrics Computational Neuroscience Computational Science Field System and Information Science Research Interests (1) Biological Information System and Complex Systems (2) Intelligent Information Processing (1) Quantum Simulation Science (2) Macro-and Microscopic Signal Processing (1) Chemical Data Mining (2) Computer Aided Chemical Risk Assessment System (1) Vision Science (2) Image Technology

Neuroscience and Auditory (1) Auditory Information Processing in the Brain Physiology (2) Auditory Psychoacoustics

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(1) To understand the interaction between the observer and the environment, we are conducting psychophysical research on the self-motion information processing from the optical flow. (2) We are mobile observers because we have a body. We can Associate Professor Ph. D. Michiteru KITAZAKI (Mr) Perceptual Psychology, Cognitive Engineering, michi@tut.jp Virtual Reality recognize various objects and scenes from different viewpoints with different retinal images. We are doing cognitive research using 3-D objects, human bodies and scenes to estimate the representation and the processes in the brain. (3) What is reality? The input to the process of perception is just a 2-D retinal image, but our perception has 3-D properties and scenes and objects are seen there, not on the retina. We are exploring how reality is created and what is reality. Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Noriyuki Kurita (Mr) kurita@cs.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Hitoshi Goto (Mr) gotoh@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Naohiro Fukumura (Mr) fukumura@cs.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Kazushi Murakoshi (Mr) mura@tut.jp Quantum Biology Bio-informatics Computational Chemistry, Chem-Bio Infomatics, High-Performance Computing Computational Neuroscience Computational Intelligence, Neural Informaion Science (1) Electronic Properties of Biological Molecules (2) Transfer of Biological Information in Living Body (1) Development of high-performance and high-accuracy molecular simulation technology (2) Development of analytical technology of crystal polymorphism (1) Computational Theory of Human Motor Control (2) Learning Models for Sensory-Motor Transformation Mechanisms of humans or animals information processing approach by the information science method based on both psychological and physiological data With the rapidly increasing number of proteins of which 3-dimensional Dr. Eng. Lecturer Hiroyuki Kato (Mr) Molecular Information Engineering, kato@cs.tut.ac.jp Bioinformatics structures are known, the protein structure database is one of the key elements in many attempts being made to derive the knowledge of structure-function relationships of proteins. The purpose of our research project is knowledge discovery based on three-dimensional structural feature analysis of proteins.

Associate Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Computing Study and Information Network Study Areas

Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Kyoji Umemura (Mr) umemura@tut.jp Ph. D. Professor Toshihiro Fujito (Mr) fujito@cs.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Dr. Eng Kazuhisa Kawai (Mr) kawai@tut.jp Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science Information Engineering Field Research Interests (1) Internet Application (2) Information Retrieval (1) Algorithms (2) Combinatorial Optimization (1) Human Computer Interaction (2) Information Education

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Dr. Eng. Lecturer Ren Ohmura (Mr) ren@cs.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Lecturer Ryotaro Kobayashi (Mr) kobayashi@cs.tut.ac.jp Computer Science Ubiquitous Computing, Real World Information Processing, System Software (1) Processing method of real world information derived through sensor-networks, (2) Applications based on human context, (3) Computer architecture and systems for supporting (1) and (2). (1) Computer Architecture (2) Computer Network

Department of Environmental and Life Sciences

INTRODUCTION We educate traditional subjects, biology, chemistry, and electronics, and also recent fashionable subjects, ecology, nano-technology, molecular biology, and social sciences, to make students to act internationally. This Department of Environmental and Life Sciences is made of two Courses, one for biology and material science which handle the basic knowledge of the nature, and the other for ecology and social science which handle the global knowledge of human activities. Our Program is aimed to obtain both basic and applied knowledge through combination of education of basic terms and technical training, and is aimed to cultivate engineers who can solve their technical problems in the future. Sustainable Development Course In this course, students are cultivated of talents who can internationally actively work in the field of engineering concerned with ecology and economy through the educations and technical trainings. Life and Materials Science Course Students are cultivated of talents who can internationally actively work in the field of biological sciences, chemistry, and material-concerned engineering through our educations and technical trainings through this course. Admission policy The Department of Environmental and Life Sciences welcomes applications from students from all academic backgrounds. In particular, we seek candidates with high academic potential and interest in environmental and life sciences and related areas. The Program offers a rich educational curricula to nurture graduates with outstanding scientific capability and technical skills required for understanding advanced technology and pursuing research. In order to achieve the goals of our Program candidates are expected to possess the following academic requirements and aims for admission: An excellent academic record and the ability to think independently and apply their skills and knowledge for the development of a sustainable society, for the mutual benefit of human and nature. An in-depth understanding of physics, chemistry and biology, and a strong interest in interdisciplinary research and applications of their skills to life sciences, materials science, and environmental science. A strong desire to study with a global perspective and excellent judgment skills for leading innovative research projects.

Sustainable Development Course

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Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Saburo Tanaka (Mr) tanakas@ens.tut.ac.jp Ph. D Professor Akihiko Matsumoto (Mr) Dr. Eng. Professor Akira Mizuno (Mr) mizuno@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr.Eng. Professor Advanced Environmental Technology Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Hiromi Nakano(Ms) Dr. Eng. Tatsuo Oguchi (Mr) oguchi@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Kazunori Takashima (Mr) takashima@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yoshimi Hatsukade (Mr) Dr. Sci. Associate Professor Takanori Mizushima (Mr) mizushima@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Sci. Professor Noriyoshi Kakuta (Mr) kakuta@ens.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Ecological Engineering Professor Dr. Eng. Naohiro Goto (Mr) goto@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Hiroyuki Daimon (Mr) Heterogeneous Catalyst Social Ecological Engineering Environmental Information Analysis Supercritical Fluid Engineering Urban thermal environment, Atmospheric environment (1) Application of Supercritical Fluid Technologies (2) Environmental Assessment based on Microbial Community (1) Regional Material Recycle System for Zero Emission (2) Material Flow Analysis for Technology Assessment (1) Development of Novel Material as Environmental Catalysts (2) Characterization of Catalyst Functional Catalytic System Engineering (1) Development of high-performance system for catalytic reactions Ceramics Transmission electron Applied Electrostatics Field Sensor Engineering Applied Physics Surface Chemistry Composite Materials aki@ens.tut.ac.jp Chemistry Research Interests (1) Application of SQUID Magnetic Sensor (2) Thin Film Fabrication (1) Surface Functionalization of Porous Solids and Characterization of Molecular Adsorptivity (2) Preparation and Characterization of Porous Composite Materials (1) Non-Thermal Plasma Technology for Environmental Control (2) Micro-Manipulation of Single DNA molecule (1) Synthesis of new phosphors (2) Property and structural analysis for anisotropic material (3) Characterization of ceramics by TEM (1) Elementary reaction analysis for combustion and environmental chemistry (2) Reaction modelling and development for combustion system (1) Environmental pollution control using discharge plasma (2) Electrostatic micro-manipulation of DNA molecules (1) Application for biomagnetics and nondestructive inspection using superconductive magnetic sensor

hiromi@crfc.tut.ac.jp microscope Combustion Chemistry Reaction Mechanism Applied High voltage Engineering Superconductive electronics, Nondestructive

hatukade@ens.tut.ac.jp inspection

daimon@ens.tut.ac.jp Environmental Analysis Analysis Dr. Eng. Lecturer Takayuki Tokairin (Mr) tokairin@ens.tut.ac.jp (1) Development of numerical model for the evaluation of thermal environment in urban. (2) Application of computational fluid dynamics model for agriculture.

Life and Materials Science Course

Division Position Name Field Research Interests

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Phar.D. Professor Toshihiko Eki (Mr) eki@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Sci. Professor Akira Hiraishi (Mr) hiraishi@ens.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Associate Professor Bioscience and Biotechnology Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Ph. D. Rika Numano (Ms) Dr. Agri. Terumichi Tanaka (Mr) terumichi-tanaka@tut.jp Dr. Eng. Eri Yoshida (Ms) eyoshida@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr.Eng. Kunihiro Sakuma(Mr) ksakuma@las.tut.ac.jp Ph. D. Atsushi Nakabachi (Mr) Molecular Biology
nakabachi@eiiris.tut.ac.jp

(1) Studies of Novel Helicase-like Genes Involved in Maintenance Molecular Genetics Functional Genomics of Genome Environment (2) Basic Research for Functional Analysis of Unknown Gene Products Microbiology Molecular Biology Neuroscience numano@tut.jp Chronobiology Biochemistry Molecular Biology Polymer Synthesis Molecular Self-assembly (1) Molecular Phylogeny and Ecology of Microorganisms (2) Environmental Biotechnology (1) Functional Analysis of Chronobiology (2) Optogenetics Research of Neuroscience (3) Technical Development for Regenerative Medicine (1) Analysis on Transfer RNA-related enzymes (2) Creation and analysis of new type RNA protease inhibitor (1) Self-Assembly Control of Macromolecules (2) Polymer Synthesis in Supercritical Fluid (1) Molecular mechanism and therapeutic strategy for Exercise Biochemistry sarcopenia (age-related muscle atrophy)

(1)Biology of Symbioses between Animals and Microorganisms (1) Dynamics of Cerebellar Development (2) Ca Signaling with Multicellular Interactions (1) RNA engineering

Phar.D. Lecturer Sachiko Yoshida (Ms) Ph. D. Lecturer So Umekage (Mr) umekage@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Shinichi Itsuno (Mr) itsuno@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Hideto Tsuji (Mr) tsuji@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Professor Molecular Chemistry Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Seiji Iwasa (Mr) iwasa@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yoshihiro Saito (Mr) saito@ens.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng. Yukio Hirata (Mr) hirata@ens.tut.ac.jp Phar. D. Kazutaka Shibatomi (Mr) shiba@ens.tut.ac.jp

Biophysics, Developmental

syoshida@ens.tut.ac.jp Neuroscience Molecular Biology

(2) Origin of Life (1) Synthesis of Optically Active Polymers (2) Design of Polymeric Chiral Catalyst for Asymmetric Synthesis (1) Preparation, Recycling, and Characterization of Biodegradable

Polymer Synthesis, Organic Synthesis

Polymer Chemistry

Polymers (1) Total Synthesis of Bioactive Organic Compounds

Organic Synthesis

(2) Development of Catalytic Asymmetric Reactions (1) Development of Novel Microscale Sample Preparation

Separation Chemistry

Method (2) Miniaturization and Hyphenation of Separation Techniques (1) Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (2) Supercritical Fluid Extraction (3) Liquid Chromatography (1) Design of New Chiral Catalysts and Their Application to the Asymmetric Synthesis (2) Synthesis of Fluorinated Bioactive Molecules

Analytical Separation Chemistry

Organic Chemistry

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Associate Professor Dr. Sci. Ryugo Tero (Mr) tero@eiiris.tut.ac.jp (1) Artificial lipid bilayer membranes at solid-liquid interfaces Physical Chemistry of Interfaces (2) Activities of proteins on and in lipid bilayers (3) Bimolecular membranes on single atomic sheet: lipid bilayers on graphene derivatives

Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering

Introduction The department of Architecture and Civil Engineering is committed to educate the students with professional skills to design and manage buildings and infrastructure with their surroundings in cities and rural areas, to maintain safe and high-quality living environments. The undergraduate program prepares students to pursue both basic and professional knowledge and application ability needed to engineers. The program offers a practical education based on architecture and civil engineering. In the freshman and sophomore years, students in a small number class are expected to acquire not only basic knowledge of liberal arts, architecture, and civil engineering but also professional skills through the subjects of Introduction to Engineering, Practice of Architectural Design, and Project Study and so on. In the junior and senior years, students will be required to take compulsory course either from Architecture and Building Science course or Civil and Environmental Engineering course which are made up of specialized subjects, respectively. The graduate program serves students an education that will enable an individual to set the research issues and find their possible solutions in their research work. Outline

Course Architecture and Building Science course

Outline The Architecture and Building Science course aims to educate students to become practical engineers by acquiring the skills of primary professional fields associated with architecture, including architectural design, urban and regional planning, architectural history, building services, built environment, and architectural structure plus basic knowledge and skills related to the field of civil and environmental engineering. The Architecture and Building Science course is mainly made up of six specialties. The Civil and Environmental Engineering course aims to educate students to become practical engineers by acquiring the skills of primary professional fields associated with civil and environmental engineering, including structural engineering, hydraulics, geotechnical engineering, urban and traffic planning, and environmental system plus basic knowledge and skills related to the fields of architecture. The Civil and Environmental Engineering course is mainly made up of four specialties.

Civil and Environmental Engineering course

Admission Policy The Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering aims to train world-class, globally minded engineers with excellent leadership skills, and practical and creative abilities for the design and management of architecture, infrastructure and synthetic systems to maintain a sustainable society. In order to achieve these goals, the department seeks students with the following qualities:

74.Toyohashi Tech.(Eng).docx 1. Students with a strong interest in a wide range of issues related to natural environments, social systems, culture and human life, and motivation to seek solutions to problems related to these issues. 2. Students with expertise in architecture and civil engineering, and a desire to conduct pioneering research in these areas. 3. Students with creative ideas and the ability to be actively involved in the search for solutions to difficult problems. Architecture and Building Science course
Division Position Name Dr. Eng. Professor Taiki Saito (Mr) tsaito@ace.tut.ac.jp Seismic Engineering Field Research Interests (1) Earthquake response analysis of buildings and non-structural elements (2) Seismic isolation and response control techniques for buildings (1) Buckling analysis and seismic response analysis of shell and spatial structures Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Shoji Nakazawa (Mr)
nakazawa@ace.tut.ac.jp

(2) Development of a seismic resistant performance evaluation Structural Engineering technique based on seismic risk analysis (3) Development of a grid computing system for solving a structural optimization problem and a seismic risk (1) Evaluation of Seismic resistant performance of RC buildings Building Structural Engineering (2) Development of Composite Concrete Encased Steel Structural System (3) Development of Retrofit Method of Building

Associate Professor

Dr. Eng. Tomoya Matsui (Mr) matsui@ace.tut.ac.jp Dr. Eng.

Environm ental Engineeri ng Professor

(1) Numerical Prediction and Performance Evaluation of Air Building Environmental Engineering Housing Planning and Design, Design Technology and Management History and Theory of Architecture (1) Architectural and Urban History of Asian Countries (2) Social Analysis of Settlement (1) Development Research on Building Continuity and Building Forensics Distribution (2) Optimum Control and Design of Indoor Climate (1) Planning of Housing, Architectural Design and Interior Design (2) Design Technology and Project Management

Hiroshi Matsumoto (Mr) matsu@ace.tut.ac.jp Dr. Design.

Professor

Shiro Matsushima (Mr) shirom@ace.tut.ac.jp

Associate Professor

Dr. Eng. Hideo Izumida (Mr) izumida@ace.tut.ac.jp

Associate Professor

Dr. Eng.

Building and Urban

(2) Evaluation Study on Development of District Energy Supply System (3)Research on Development of Urban Environmental Infrastructure (1) Application of Computers in Urban & Regional

Yukihiro MASUDA (Mr) Environmental masuda@ace.tut.ac.jp Engineering

Dr. Eng. Professor Akira Ohgai (Mr) aohgai@ace.tut.ac.jp

Urban Design and Planning

Planning (2) Planning Methods for Provincial Cities in Asian Countries

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Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Junichiro Asano (Mr) asano@ace.tut.ac.jp Keywords: Architectural Planning, Environment Behavior, Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Yoshinori Kakino (Mr) y-kakino@ace.tut.ac.jp Architectural Planning, Human Activity and Culture, School Buildings, Day Care Environment Behavior Center, Children, Collective Housing, Sweden, Finland, Netherlands Urban Planning (1)Development and Application of Land Use Control (2)History of Urban Planning in Modern Era

Civil and Environmental Engineering course

Division Position Professor Name Dr. Eng. Makoto Kawamura (Mr) Field Geotechnical Engineering Research Interests (1) Dynamic Intractions between Structures and Soils (2) Earth Observation Using Remote Sensing (1) Evaluation of Seismic Resistance and Seismic Design of Dr. Eng. Professor Kinya Miura (Mr) Geotechnical Engineering and Ground-Structure System. (2) Coupled Water-Heat-Deformation Analysis of Ground and Soil Structure (1) Water Quality Analysis of Fresh Water (2) Water Conservation Engineering (1) Numerical Simulation of Coastal Current, Wave and Material Transport (2) Natural Disaster in Coastal Zone

kawamura@ace.tut.ac.jp Remote Sensing

k-miura@ace.tut.ac.jp Applied Mechanics Dr. Eng. Professor Takanobu Inoue (Mr) inoue@ace.tut.ac.jp Associate Professor Dr. Eng. Shigeru Kato (Mr) Dr. Eng. Professor Yasuhiro Hirobata (Mr) hirobata@ace.tut.ac.jp Master of Economics Professor Makoto Yamaguchi (Mr) makoto-my@tut.jp Ph.D. Professor Environmental Science Yuzuru Miyata (Mr) Water Environment Engineering Coastal Hydraulics, Coastal Disaster

s-kato@ace.tut.ac.jp Prevention

Transportation Planning (1) Travel Demand Modeling and Analysis and Traffic Engineering (2) Evaluation of Urban Transportation System Econometric Analysis, Urban & Regional Economics, Economic Policy Environmental Economics, Economic Analysis of Business (2)Theoretical consideration and/or empirical study of the economies of cities and/or regions. (1)Econometric analysis of large metropolitan area (2)Econometric analysis of the economic structure changes by which infrastructures are accompanied (3)Long-term prospect of my country economy and industry (1)Environmental economics.

miyata@ace.tut.ac.jp Cities and Regions Doctor of Economics Professor Takao Fujiwara (Mr) Administration, Operations Small Business Associate Professor Dr. of Eng. Hiroyuki Shibusawa (Mr) Hiro-shibu@ace.tut.ac.jp Regional and Urban Economics Computational Economics

(1)Management of technology commercialization (2)Strategic development partnership (3)Founding management for start-up

fujiwara@ace.tut.ac.jp Management,

(1) Socio-Economic System Engineering (2) Evaluation of Urban and Regional Economic Systems (3) Input-Output Analysis