Our Network Members

 
Prof. K. Matsumoto and Prof. M. Ogura Nano-carbon based sensing devices, materials fabrication and device design Prof. K. Suganuma and Prof. S. Nagao Nanomaterial science in printing electronic circuits on optically transparent soft materials Prof. J. Takeya Fabrication and physical property measurements of organic semiconductor film for more applicable flexible electronic devices Prof. K. Nakatani and Prof. A. Yamaguchi Design and synthesis of small ligands that target specific structures in DNA and RNA, and structure-based development of ligands for specific transport proteins Prof. H. Sasai Organic chemistry for advanced electronics materials Prof. Y.Yagi Big-deta analysis for safer and securer society Prof. T. Washio and Prof. M. Numao Data mining and data processing from sensing devices Prof. T. Nagai Development of novel fluorescent/bioluminescent protein-based sensors for biological events

  1. 1.Prof. K. Matsumoto and Prof. M. Ogura

  2. Nano-carbon based sensing devices, materials fabrication and device design


  4. 2.Prof. K. Suganuma and Prof. S. Nagao

  5. Nanomaterial science in printing electronic circuits on optically transparent soft materials


  7. 3.Prof. J. Takeya

  8. Fabrication and physical property measurements of organic semiconductor film for more applicable flexible electronic devices


  10. 4.Prof. K. Nakatani and Prof. A. Yamaguchi

  11. Design and synthesis of small ligands that target specific structures in DNA and RNA,  and structure-based development of ligands for specific transport proteins


  13. 5.Prof. H. Sasai

  14. Organic chemistry for advanced electronics materials


  16. 6.Prof. Y.Yagi

  17. Big-deta analysis for safer and securer society


  19. 7.Prof. T. Washio and Prof. M. Numao

  20. Data mining and data processing from sensing devices


  22. 8.Prof. T. Nagai

  23. Development of novel fluorescent/bioluminescent protein-based sensors for biological events

Oversea Cores

1. University of Oxford Dr. S. Contera Carbon NanoTube biosensor and device application 2. Imec Dr. J. Boeck, Dr. P. Heremans and Dr. S. de Gendt Function analysis of sensing device Dr. P. Feumans and Dr. L. Lagae Sensing circuit fabrication 3. NTNU, Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway Prof. Z. Zhang, and Prof. J. He Mechanical analysis and simulations of nano-particle based electronic materials 4. Max Planck Institute (Mainz) Prof. P. Blom Organic semiconductor devices 5. Paris-Sud University Prof. G. Thanh, Prof. C. Bournaud and Prof. S. Bezzenine Organic chemistry for organic semiconductors Purdue University Prof. D. Janes and Prof. J. Appenzeller Dynamic-data processing for safety/security

1. University of Oxford

Dr. S. Contera

Carbon NanoTube biosensor and device application


2. Imec

Dr. J. Boeck, Dr. P. Heremans and Dr. S. de Gendt

Function analysis of sensing device

Dr. P. Feumans and Dr. L. Lagae

Sensing circuit fabrication



3. NTNU, Norwegian University of Science and Technology  Norway

Prof. Z. Zhang, and Prof. J. He

Mechanical analysis and simulations of nano-particle based  electronic materials


4. Max Planck Institute (Mainz)

Prof. P. Blom

Organic semiconductor devices


5. Paris-Sud University

Prof. G. Thanh, Prof. C. Bournaud and Prof. S. Bezzenine

Organic chemistry for organic semiconductors


Purdue University

Prof. D. Janes and Prof. J. Appenzeller

Dynamic-data processing for safety/security

Nagao face photo

Satellite Universities/Institutes

Japanese Core Members  at SANKEN, Osaka University

-University of Cambridge -imec Holst Centre (The Netherlands) -Drexel University and University of Pennsylvania (USA) -Alto University (Finland) -University de Bourgogne, University of Bordeaux, University of Joseph Fourier University and Institute of TELECOM (France) Our project partners on this project are; -Research Institute of Electronic Science (RIES) of Hokkaido University, -Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials (IMRAM) of Tohoku University, -Chemical Research Laboratory (CRL) of Tokyo Institute of Technology -Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE) of Kyushu University.

-University of Cambridge

-imec Holst Centre (The Netherlands)

-Drexel University and University of Pennsylvania (USA)

-Alto University (Finland)

-University de Bourgogne, University of Bordeaux, University of Joseph Fourier University and Institute of TELECOM (France)


Our project partners on this project are;

-Research Institute of Electronic Science (RIES) of Hokkaido University,

-Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials (IMRAM) of Tohoku University,

-Chemical Research Laboratory (CRL) of Tokyo Institute of Technology

-Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering (IMCE) of Kyushu University.

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