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Through lectures, laboratory visits, and hands-on activities, participants will explore a range of topics in applied chemistry, chemical engineering and biomolecular engineering. Participants will be assigned to one of the participating laboratories and work in small groups under the guidance of faculty members and researchers. Through these activities, students will gain a deeper understanding of research approaches in chemical and biological engineering and experience an international research environment at Tohoku University.
Number of Seats
Number of Seats
20
Coordinator
Coordinator
Professor, Dr. Izumi Kumakiri
Department of Chemical Engineering, School of Engineering
Eligibility
Eligibility
- Upper-level Bachelor students/Master’s
- TU partner institutions or universities individually invited to the program
- Fluent in English
- Relevant academic background in chemical engineering, chemistry, biotechnology, materials science, or related fields
- Laboratory experience is preferred
Teaching and working methods
Teaching and working methods
The course consists of introductions to chemical and biological engineering research, laboratory presentations and visits, and hands-on research activities conducted in participating laboratories. Students will be assigned to host laboratories and participate in experiments and other research activities under the supervision of faculty members and researchers.
Laboratory Works/Activities
Laboratory Works/Activities
The participants have an opportunity for the hands-on laboratory to implement and examine the ideas taught in the lectures. Pick up one laboratory from the suggested options. The activities are conducted in groups.
Selective from the following topics:
Membrane separation - water cleaning with a catalytic membrane reactor
TBD (Prof. Shiku lab)
TBD (Prof. Matsumoto lab)
TBD (Prof. Kitakawa lab)
TBD (Prof. Kubo lab)
Lectures
Lectures
Participants are expected to attend all lectures below.
- General introduction to the applied chemistry, chemical engineering and biomolecular engineering department.
- Highlights of recent research in chemical and bioengineering
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