Efficiently generating and utilizing intellectual property is required, stemming from a wide range of insights derived from pioneering foundational research at the university that merges the fields of materials, information, life sciences, and nanotechnology in the emerging science and technology domain constituting the SANKEN, Osaka University. In the field of intellectual property research, we are conducting studies on intellectual property strategies that lead to new latent needs ahead of the world in order to accomplish this mission.
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Current Research Topics
- Research on the strategy for generating and utilizing intellectual property from innovative university-based basic research in the fields of materials, information, biotechnology, and nanotechnology integration
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Research on the Utilization of Natural Resources: Water Classification and Environmental assessment in Rivers, Lakes, and Other Bodies of Water Using Stable Isotope Ratios and More.
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Research on Advanced Electronic Control System Development
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Seiji Maruyama and Hisaaki Kato. 2017,5 "Identification of Waters Incorporated in Laguna Lake, Republic of the Philippines, Based on Oxygen and Hydrogen Isotopic Ratios". Water, 9(5); 328, (DOI: 10.3390/w9050328)）
Hisaaki Kato, Seiji Maruyama, Gilbert J. Merino, Noel R. Juban. 2022.3(Online first). “Community-Driven Evaluation of E. coli Levels in Domestic-Use Underground Water Sources in Angono, Philippines ". Acta Medica Philippina, Vol.56, No.3: 6-17.