Staff

Keiichiro Kagawa Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

CMOS image sensors, information photonics

Research Detail

Biomedical CMOS image sensors and computational imaging based on multi-aperture optics and advanced CMOS image sensors for ultra-fast or ultra-high-sensitivity imaging.

Toru Aoki Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Imaging technology of X-ray, gamma-ray and nutoron.

Research Detail

We research and develop the imaging devices, sysytems and its application for invisible light especially X-ray, gannma-ray and nutron from the base to practical use.

Hiroya Ikeda  Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor engineering, Semiconductor device engineering, Semiconductor quantum physics

Research Detail

We are investigating new-functional and high-efficient devices using Si nanostructures and recently focusing on thermoelectric devices.

Wataru Inami Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Optical Measurement Science,Advanced Microscopy

Research Detail

Developing principles for new measurement and imaging technologies which show us things we have not seen before.

Yoku Inoue Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor engineering, Crystal growth, Nanomaterial engineering

Research Detail

We are working on broad CNT researches including growth, fabrication of CNT constructions (fibers), CNT composites and CNT electronics.

Yoshinobu Ebisawa Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Visual Information Engineering

Research Detail

Developments of video-based pupil detection technique and of pupil detection-based methodology and implementation (e.g., eye-gaze and head pose detection, and drowsiness detection) for human interaction and monitoring are done for the improvement of welfare medical treatment and safe driving.

Atsushi Ono Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Near-field Optics, Plasmonics

Research Detail

We design and fabricate metallic nanostructures for the efficient surface plasmon exicitation. It is applied for the development of super-resolution imaging device and high-sensitive photodetectors.

Yukinori Ono Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor nanodevices

Research Detail

We are developping the technologies for manipulating single charges, spins, and phonons in silicon.

Shoji Kawahito Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Imaging Semiconductor Devices and Systems

Research Detail

We are investigating imaging semiconductor (CMOS) devices with advanced performance and functions for scientific, industrial and biomedical applications.

Masanori Koshimizu Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Radiation Detection, Materials Science

Research Detail

Development of organic, inorganic, and organic-inorganic hybrid materials for radiation detection (scintillators and storage phosphors)

Tetsuo Sasaki Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Nonlinear optics, Terahertz spectroscopy, Crystal growth, Analytical chemistry

Research Detail

Development of THz laser spectrometer and its application.

Takayuki Nakano Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor epitaxial growth, Group-III nitride

Research Detail

Development of novel functional devices using group-III nitride semiconductor epitaxial growth

Yoichiro Neo Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Vacuum nanoelectronics

Research Detail

Cathode and physics: Field emission cathode, photocathode, etc. Apprication: High frequency Vacuum tube, image tube etc.

Gen Hashiguchi Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Micromachining,Sensor

Research Detail

We have focused on MEMS design theory and its appliation for development of integrated MEMS with semiconductor devices.

Kazuhiko Hara Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor engineering, Solid-state physics

Research Detail

We have been developing unique light-emitting materials based on the semiconductor nanotechnology aiming at their application for novel light sources and displays.

Masato Futagawa Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor, Integrated circuit, Sensor

Research Detail

We are studying water content, ion concentration, pH, and temperature sensor devices using measurement technology, semiconductor process, and integrated circuit technologies. We developed environmental monitoring sensors integrated with their physical and chemical sensor devices. 

Vygantas Mizeikis Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Applied optics, laser fabrication,micro-/nano-photonics

Research Detail

Laser fabrication and characterzation of photonic micro-/nano-structures, modification of materials by femtosecond laser pulses.

Akihisa Ogino Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Plasma Science, Plasma Application

Research Detail

We have been researching plasma processing that aims at modifying the physical and chemical properties of a surface and also fabricating nanomaterials.

Tetsuya Kouno Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Nano-micro photonics and structures

Research Detail

Optical properties based on nano-micro structures.

Hiroko Kominami Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Optical materials, Optical properties

Research Detail

Development of inorganic emitting materials for sterilization, long-afterglow, photodynamic therapy

Hiroaki Satoh Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Photonic devices

Research Detail

We are developing new silicon photodetectors with surface plasmon antenna to achieve high sensitivity and high functionality.

Masanori Takeda Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Terahertz technology, submillimeter-wave circuit, superconducting electronics

Research Detail

Toward terahertz (THz) applications, we have been studying on system stabilization of THz time-domain spectrometer and THz imaging technology.

Tripathi Saroj Raman Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Terahertz wave engineering

Research Detail

Terahertz spectroscopy, sensing and imaging.

Masahiro Hori Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

Semiconductor engineering, Quantum electronics

Research Detail

We are developing a novel technique towards the manipulation of electronic charges and spins based on a quantum level in a silicon transistor.

Daniel Moraru Associate Professor / Hamamatsu

Research Area

nanostructures, nanoelectronics, atomic devices

Research Detail

tunneling transport via dopant atoms in nano-transistors and nano-diodes; semiconductor device fabrication.

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