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About us
IIS Research Group for Research on Engineering in Medicine and Biology (RG-EMB) was established in 1999 and continuingly provided opportunities to create new research for wide variety of engineering researchers connected extensively and flexibly around biology. Especially in recent years, biology related engineering research is remarkably advanced and maturing by the fusion of tissue engineering, stem cell technology, microfabrication technology, fluid engineering, chemistry, computer science, etc. In IIS, engineering researchers actively conduct various life science related research such as molecular design, organic synthesis, pharmacokinetics, diagnostic device, mathematical biology, etc.
Therefore, for the succession and development of the achievement by RG-EMB, the center aims to establish the environment easier to conduct interdisciplinary collaborative research inside and outside of IIS. In order to solve future social problems, we promote cross-departmental collaborative research projects, development of devices and systems for the improvement of preventive medicine for human health, safe and secure society and QOL, and so on.
Researchers
Professor Kim Beomjoon
Microelement Constituent Science
Professor Shirakashi Ryo
Phase-Change Thermal Engineering
Professor Oshima Marie
Numerical Fluid Dynamics
Professor Kudo Kazuaki
Functional Molecular Synthesis
Professor Kenichi Kawaguchi
Spatial Structural Engineering
Associate Professor Yoshiho Ikeuchi
Molecular and Cellular Engineering
Professor Yukiko Matsunaga
Medical Biotechnology
Professor Tetsuya Kobayashi
Quantitative Biology
Associate Professor Agnes Tixier-Mita
Integrated Micro Mechatronics
Associate Professor Tsuyoshi Minami
Supramolecular Materials Design
Lecturer Soo Hyeon Kim
Bio-Medical Microsystems
Associate Professor Kaori Sugihara
Biophysics Engineering
Professor Fumitoshi Sato
Computational Biomolecular Science
Professor Kazuyuki Ishii
Functional Coordination Chemistry
Professor Naoko Yoshie
Environmental Polymer Materials Science
Special Appointed Professor Misako Yoneda
Viral Infections
Associate Professor Shunsuke Yagi
Energy Storage Materials Engineering
