Mr. Isano (Doctoral student) won the best oral presentation award (second prize) for his presentation of "Wearable Motion Capture System Using Stretchable Hybrid Device and Machine Learning" in the APCOT 2024. Congratulations! 

Mr. Isano (Doctral student) and Dr. Matsuda (Alumnus)  presented in the APCOT 2024 in Singapore. Mr.Isano presented about "Wearable Motion Capture System Using Stretchable Hybrid Device and Machine Learning", and Dr.Matsuda presented about "Fabricati

Tilt sensor paper which is written by ph. D. candidate, Matsuda, was released in ScienceJapan. https://sj.jst.go.jp/news/202112/n1224-03k.html

Tilt sensor paper which is written by ph. D. candidate, Matsuda, was released in the EurekAlert This paper is about the realization of a tilt sensor using liquid materials. This sensor can digitally measure both direction and angle. It is expected t

Liquid tilt sensors paper has been accepted to Advanced Materials Technologies! We've proposed a sensor that can be analyzed with direct digital input using liquid materials!

M2 Mr. Inamori's paper on Wearable Jaundice Meter has been accepted to Science Advances! We have proposed a new wearable device for neonatal care!

M1 Ms. Takaya's paper on large deformable wearable electrocardiograph has been accepted for publication in ACS sensors. We proposed a new device for stretchable electrodes!

D2 Ochirkhuyag's review paper on liquid metals has been accepted to Nanoscale! This paper summarizes the contents of liquid metals and microparticles.

Prof. Ota was awarded the Satomi Prize. This award is given to young researchers who have been active in recent years.

Matsuda’s project about a stretchable pressure sensor using carbon nano particles was published in Scientific Reports. Congratulations!