Mr. Yokoyama, a first-year master’s student, presented at ICT 2025 (The 41st International Conference on Thermoelectrics).Presenter : Hayato YokoyamaTitle : Paper-Based Thermoelectric Devices Fabricated by Origami Technique
Paper by 2024 graduate Yamashita and M2 Ishigaki was accepted to IEEE Sensors Journal. Title : Circular Kirigami Structure with Out-of-Plane Deformation and Implementation of Double-Side Strain Sensor by Ink-Jet Printing Link : https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=10960489
The paper by M2 Higoshi and 24 graduate Naritomi has been accepted for publication in Advanced Materials Technologies. Title：Self-Folded Corrugated Origami Sensor Based on Triboelectric Nanogenerator for a Smart Cushioning Device Further information：https://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/admt.202500032
Master’s second-year students Mr. Okamoto and Mr. Yonemoto received the Award for Excellence in the Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering.
The 2024 degree conferment ceremony was held, with 10 master’s students completing their programs and 10 undergraduate students graduating. Undergraduate students will continue their studies at the Shigemune Institute.
The wearable device developed by M2 Yamaguchi was introduced on TOKYO FM & JAPAN FM NETWORK 38 station “Agurizumu”X (formerly Twitter)
Associate Professor Shigemune has received the “IOP Trusted Reviewer status” from the Institute of Physics (IOP Publishing) of the British Physical Society. This award is given to the top 15% of reviewers of papers published…
Mr. Akitsu, a second-year master’s student, and Mr. Ishigaki, a first-year master’s student, gave presentations at IEEE ROBIO2024 held in Bangkok, Thailand, under the following titles. Presenter：Yusuke AkitsuTitle：Study on the Deposition Method of Dielectric Film…
Wearable devices developed by M2 Yamaguchi and B4 Yazawa were exhibited at the Agribusiness Creation Fair.
M1 Harada’s paper has been accepted for publication in IEEE Sensors Letters Title：Origami-inspired Corrugated Stretchable Sensor Fabricated by Inkjet Printing
