No.6 Sep 2016

How organic chemistry can contribute to society

Professor Iwasa’s research involves studying and synthesizing organic compounds and devising ways to use those compounds in the fields of medicine and health, such as molecular sensors.

Research Highlights

Unveiling the electron's motion in a carbon nanocoil

Development of a precise resistivity measurement system for quasi-one-dimensional nanomaterials using a focused ion beam

Towards building next-generation batteries using a pigment electrode

Electrode design of next-generation batteries using Prussian blue and its analogues

Can robots recognize faces even under backlighting?

An adaptive contrast adjustment for illumination-invariant face appearance

Sociable Dining Table

Learning from the Wizard to enable a Human-Robot social interaction adaptive to individual preference

Pick Up

TUT launch Research Institute for Science & Technology Innovation along with 16 innovative research projects
Commendations for Science and Technology awarded by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
Prestige lecture held in TUT by 2010 Nobel laureate Professor Akira Suzuki
International Conferences organized by TUT