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24/04/10 Optica Biophotonic Congress Presentations
Our students made a presentation at Optica Biophotonics Congress 2024 held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (United States). Great work!
Paper TW3B.6
Shuri Kozuka, Shundai Yamamoto, Terumasa Ito and Kazuhiko Misawa,
"Peak Power Dependence in Bacterial Inactivation Using UV-C Pulsed Light Irradiation"Paper OW1D.4
Haruki Kanae, Terumasa Ito, Kaori Tsukakoshi, Shintaro Inaba, Mizuki Tomizawa, Kaustav Das, Kazunori Ikebukuro, and Kazuhiko Misawa
"Detection of Structural Changes in DNA Due to Methylation Using Raman Spectroscopy"
(a collaborative research work with Prof. Ikebukuro's Lab at Dept. Biotech. & Life Science, TUAT)
24/02/02 SPIE Photonics West 2024 Presentations
Our recent works were presented at SPIE Photonics West 2024 held in San Francisco (United States).
Here are the list of presentations:
Paper 12855-10
Terumasa Ito, Fumiaki Matsuoka, and Kazuhiko Misawa
"Phase locking of temporally filtered SRS signals for label-free small-molecule detection at sub-millimolar concentrations"Paper 12875-19
Kanako Tajima, Katsuya Iwata, Masaharu Kameda, Kazuhiko Misawa, and Terumasa Ito
"Pulse shaping with dispersion engineered optical filters for single-pass narrowband second harmonic generation"
(a collaborative research work with Prof. Kameda's Lab at Dept. Mech. Sys. Eng., TUAT)Paper 12822-37
Shundai Yamamoto, Kazuhiko Misawa, and Hideki Abe
"Suppression of the tailing effect for pathogen inactivation with UVC ultrashort pulsed light"
(a collaborative research work with Japanese Red Cross Society)Paper 12879-13
Kaustav Das, Fawzia Novianti, Ken Komatsu, Terumasa Ito, and Kazuhiko Misawa
"Identification of earliest point for detection of plant virus infection through Raman spectroscopy and principal component analysis"
(a collaborative research work with Lab of Plant Pathology at TUAT)Paper 12885-61
Kyosuke Makino, Kazuhiko Misawa, Terumasa Ito, and Hironori Ito
"Non-thermal protein structural change by THz pulsed light irradiation"
(a collaborative research work with Dr. Hironori Ito, Univ. of Yamanashi)
23/09/02 International Symposium at Taiwan
From Sep. 1st to 2nd, a joint international symposium by the University of Yamanashi (UY), and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (TUAT) was held at NYCU (Hsinchu, Taiwan).
The symposium titled "Laser Control Technology for Innovation of Biomedical and Electronics'' gathered a total of 60 participants, 37 from Taiwanese research institutions and 23 from Japanese research institutions, including 12 invited talks, 31 poster presentations, and 2 organizer's lectures.
During the event, the expert researchers and students from various fields, from biomedical science to electronic material physics and next-generation data storage, discussed many innovative ideas about laser control technology.
Through active discussions, we are sure that this symposium greatly contributed to the development of communication skills and internatinal mindset.
After the presentations, the winners of the Best Poster Award and 'the Best of the Best' Poster Award were announced. Four our lab students received the Best Poster Award and one student won the Best of the Best Poster Award. Congratulations!
23/06/09 Research Camp
On June 9-10, we held a research camp for newcomer B4 undergraduate students to present and make discussions about their research topic, staying together at a hotel in the central Tokyo area.
In our lab, B4 students can choose a research topic based on their own interests such as, "I am interested in this disease." or "I want to do some research using a laser for measurement”, and then gradually shape the research theme through discussions with professors and seniors. In the spring term, they have often not yet fixed the research theme, but would like to try any experiment or feasibility study toward their goal in mind. So we set up this research camp as an opportunity for the undergrads to share their motivation, research objective and its significance, and the tentative plan for the first experiment. All B4 students have gained a lot from the advices from the lab members. Their presentations were all excellent and the intense discussions clarified the future direction of their research projects. We are sure that all B4 students will be able to make a great research progress soon!
On the second day, after all sessions finished in the morning, a BBQ party was held in the afternoon. We all enjoyed big scallops and nicely grilled meat. We are happy to finally have such a great lab party, thanks to the relaxation of the COVID restrictions. Welcome to the lab, B4 students! Keep your great work!
