No.11 December 2017

How Capturing the Movement of Ions can Contribute to Brain Science and Improve Disease Diagnosis

Professor Kazuaki Sawada’s work focuses on the development of biosensors that combine integrated circuit technology and sensor technology.

Research Highlights: "Social Implementation of TUT Innovated Technology!"

Preface to the Special Issue

Social Implementation of Technology and the Role of Toyohashi University of Technology in Society

"Resonance Q Theory" – A Breakthrough Discovered by TUT

Corroborating technology with science supporting implementation of wireless power supply

Tackle Rat-run Traffic in Residential Areas in Collaboration with Road Administrators

Implementing traffic safety management methods using traffic big data

The Progress of Machine Translation and How it Changes the World

Robotic Support for Regional Agriculture

Automating labor-intensive and costly processes of harvest in greenhouse horticulture

Utilizes Biomass from Organic Waste

Versatile composite system effectively uses biomass, residual heat, and waste CO₂