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AKITA Prefectural University
Faculty of Systems Science and Technology
Department of Mechanical Engineering

Frontier Research Group for Fluid Science
Functional Fluid Generation Laboratory





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research objectives

The objective of our laboratory is to stimulate technical and material innovation in terms of computer simulations for physical phenomena which are extremely difficult from experimental approaches.


Main Research Themes


Staff

Professor: Akira SATOH

Prof.SATO

Speciality: Micro-molecular simulations, Colloid Physics Engineering,
Microfluids Engineering, Environmental Fluids Engineering, Ferrofluids
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Assistant Professor: Muneo FUTAMURA

Asst_prof. FUTAMURA

Speciality: Mechanical Engineering, Vibration Engineering, Superconductivity, Magnetic field analysis
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Student

3rd grader of Graduate Students Doctoral course

Rafael Cuadra
Experiment on negative magneto-rheological characteristics of a magnetic particle suspension

Seiya SUZUKI (JSPS Research Fellowship for Young Scientists DC)
Aggregation phenomena of a magnetic particle suspension in an alternating magnetic field and the influence on the heat generation effect

2nd grader of Graduate Students Doctoral course

Takeru YAMANOUCHI
Aggregation phenomena of a magnetic particle suspension in non-uniform magnetic fields


1st grader of Graduate Students Doctoral course


2nd grader of Graduate Students Master course

Takayuki ISHII
Improvement of magnetic stiffness of a levitating magnet above a bulk superconductor

Sho OHATA
Stability of superconductor levitating above permanent magnet rail

Soma TORII
Study on magnetically driven microswimmer

Shohei MINATO
Study on magneto viscosity effect of magnetic particle suspension

1st grader of Graduate Students Master course

Senior / 4th year university student

kenu SHIBATA
Oscillation suppression in magnetic levitation using a superconducting coil.

Kazuki TAGATA
Small propulsion mechanisms in cryogenic fluids driven by magnetic fields.

Fumiya MIYAZAKI
Characteristics of magnetic levitation using superconducting tape stacks.


Junior / 3rd year university student