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Eleven Tokyo Tech researchers were awarded the 2018 Tokyo Tech Challenging Research Award at a ceremony held on September 12. Three researchers were also granted the Challenging Research President's Honorary Award.
Commemorative photo of ceremony participants
Snapshot of the ceremony
Award-winning Asst. Prof. Kiyoshi Kanazawa
giving presentation
Award-winning Asst. Prof. Takayuki Ishizaki
giving presentation
Award-winning Asst. Prof. Tetsuya Kadonosono
giving presentation
Each year, the Tokyo Tech Challenging Research Award is given to young faculty members who undertake bold and original research, promote advancement in cutting-edge fields, and develop innovative solutions to key issues. This award is also designed to provide support for research expenses, and many recipients go on to earn other commendations and prizes from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. This year marked the 17th time Tokyo Tech granted its promising researchers this award.
Congratulations to all of the 2018 recipients!
Name |
Affiliation |
Title |
Research topic
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|---|---|---|---|
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences  , School of Science |
Specially Appointed Assistant Professor |
Natural gas generation model from isotopologue measurement |
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Department of Systems and Control Engineering , School of Engineering |
Assistant Professor |
Design Theory for System of Systems Towards Future Smart Grid Development |
|
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering , School of Materials and Chemical Technology |
Assistant Professor |
Novel Bearingless Machines With High Efficiency in the Super Smart Society |
|
Department of Chemical Science and Engineering , School of Materials and Chemical Technology |
Assistant Professor |
Development of heat-conductive materials composed of hierarchically assembled filamentous viruses |
|
Department of Chemical Science and Engineering ,
School of Materials and Chemical Technology |
Assistant Professor |
High-temperature superconductivity achieved by hydride-ion battery with interface engineering |
|
Department of Computer Science , School of Computing |
Assistant Professor |
Computational middle molecule drug design for intracellular PPI inhibition |
|
Department of Life Science and Technology , School of Life Science and Technology |
Assistant Professor |
Generation of bispecific small target-binding protein and its application to cancer treatment
|
|
Assistant Professor |
Clarification of concerting spin fluctuations model to realize highest Tc in iron-based superconductors |
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Assistant Professor |
Studies on FX market microstructure based on evidence and theory |
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Associate Professor |
Quick Inspection Method for Functional Continuity based on Visible Damage |
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Assistant Professor |
Electrochemical Antibody Modification and Application to Antibody-Drug Conjugation |
*Granted Challenging Research President's Honorary Award
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