2026/04/22
Mount Fuji
| 2026/04/22 A magical morning with Mount Fuji |
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2026/04/10
Mount Fuji
| 2026/04/08 Stunning Mount Fuji |
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2026/03/23
Farewell party
| Congratulations to our four master’s graduates ✨Thank you for your hard work. |
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2026/04/22
Mount Fuji
| 2026/04/22 A magical morning with Mount Fuji |
|---|
2026/04/10
Mount Fuji
| 2026/04/08 Stunning Mount Fuji |
|---|
2026/03/23
Farewell party
| Congratulations to our four master’s graduates ✨Thank you for your hard work. |
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RESEARCH PHILOSOPHY
Mechano‑Nanofunctonics
We explore “Mechano‑Nanofunctonics”, a mechanics‑based approach to create novel functions from nano‑ to microscale structures using mechanical stimuli and responses. By directly probing the mechanical responses of nanomaterials and architected particles, and actively using mechanical stimuli to trigger and control thermal, electrical, optical, and chemical functions, we aim to design and develop new functional materials and devices for sensing, energy conversion, and advanced systems.
RESEARCH PHILOSOPHY
Mechano‑Nanofunctonics
We explore “Mechano‑Nanofunctonics”, a mechanics‑based approach to create novel functions from nano‑ to microscale structures using mechanical stimuli and responses. By directly probing the mechanical responses of nanomaterials and architected particles, and actively using mechanical stimuli to trigger and control thermal, electrical, optical, and chemical functions, we aim to design and develop new functional materials and devices for sensing, energy conversion, and advanced systems.
Explore Our Lab on YouTube
We warmly welcome undergraduate students to visit our lab! If you're interested in seeing how experiments are conducted, exploring our equipment, or learning more about our research activities, feel free to stop by. We look forward to your visit!