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Akihiko Yoshimura教授の研究室は、T細胞の機能制御と自己免疫・炎症反応の分子機構に焦点を当てた研究を推進しています。特にTGF-βとIL-6のシグナルバランスがTh17細胞やregulatory T細胞への分化をどのように決定するか、ならびにSmad2/3やBTKといったシグナル分子の役割を解明しています。また、T細胞の機能不全（エクシーブション）やPD-1の糖鎖修飾機構に関しても、ゲノムスクリーニングを用いた新規分子の同定を進めています。
Professor Sung Keun Lee's research lab specializes in the structural characterization of amorphous and disordered materials, with a focus on silicate and aluminosilicate glasses and melts under extreme conditions. The lab employs advanced solid-state NMR techniques—particularly 3QMAS and MAS NMR—to probe short-range order, cation distributions, and local atomic environments in complex oxide systems. Their work bridges fundamental materials chemistry with geoscience applications, addressing the structure-property relationships in materials relevant to Earth's interior, such as mantle melts and high-pressure glasses. The lab also investigates amorphous oxides, including Al₂O₃ thin films, to understand the nature of disorder and its implications for material stability and transformation.
Professor Dong Ki Lee's research lab specializes in sustainable energy conversion technologies, with a strong focus on photoelectrochemical water splitting, electrocatalysis for biomass conversion, and solar fuel production. The lab develops advanced functional materials—particularly oxide semiconductors, nickel-based catalysts, and core-shell photocatalysts—aimed at improving efficiency and selectivity in hydrogen production and carbon dioxide reduction. Key research directions include designing ternary oxides and phosphide alloys for enhanced charge separation and catalytic activity, as well as engineering heterostructures for efficient solar-to-chemical energy conversion under visible light. The lab integrates materials synthesis, electrochemical characterization, and mechanistic studies to advance clean energy solutions.
Professor M. Santosh's research lab specializes in tectonomagmatic processes, crustal evolution, and the genesis of ore deposits, with a strong focus on orogenic gold systems and the tectonic evolution of continental cratons. The lab integrates geophysical imaging, geochemical analysis, and structural geology to unravel the deep Earth processes behind mineralization and lithospheric dynamics, particularly in East Asia. Key research directions include the role of metamorphic fluids in ore formation, the tectonic evolution of the North China Craton, and the geodynamic setting of large-scale gold provinces such as Jiaodong. The lab also investigates the interplay between subduction, crustal deformation, and magmatism in the context of supercontinent assembly and breakup.
Professor Sung Soo Park's research lab specializes in the design and synthesis of advanced functional materials, with a strong focus on mesoporous and nanostructured materials for energy, environmental, and biomedical applications. The lab develops innovative materials such as mesoporous carbon nitrides, periodic mesoporous organosilicas (PMOs), and hollow mesoporous silica spheres, often functionalized with tailored organic groups to enhance performance. Key research directions include the development of novel dyes for dye-sensitized solar cells, functional nanomaterials for drug delivery and catalysis, and materials for gas adsorption and environmental remediation.
Professor Thorsten Schuetze's research lab focuses on sustainable urban development, with a strong emphasis on decentralized water management, climate-resilient infrastructure, and the integration of environmentally sound technologies in urban environments. The lab explores innovative strategies for rainwater harvesting, urban water security, and the enhancement of indoor environmental quality to support healthier and more resilient cities. Research spans from policy and planning frameworks to technological applications, particularly in urbanized delta regions and rapidly growing metropolitan areas.
Professor Jeong Yee's research lab specializes in pharmacogenomics, environmental health, and drug safety, with a focus on understanding how genetic variations and environmental exposures influence drug response and adverse outcomes. The lab conducts systematic reviews and meta-analyses to explore the impact of genetic polymorphisms—such as *CYP3A5* and *NAT2*—on drug metabolism and adverse drug reactions, particularly in patients receiving medications like statins, sulfasalazine, and vancomycin. Additionally, the lab investigates the health effects of environmental factors, such as air pollution, on respiratory and systemic diseases. Their work supports the development of personalized medicine and public health policies aimed at improving patient safety and outcomes.
Professor Suk Joo Bae's research lab specializes in reliability engineering and statistical modeling, with a focus on degradation analysis in electronic and microelectronic systems. The lab develops advanced nonlinear and random-coefficient models—such as change-point, bi-exponential, and logistic mixture models—to capture complex degradation behaviors in devices like plasma display panels, IC wafers, and MOS transistors. A key emphasis is on improving reliability estimation and yield prediction by integrating spatial, temporal, and contamination-related factors into statistical frameworks. The lab also applies these models to public health data, as seen in meta-analytical studies on malaria prevalence.
Professor E. Zalnezhad's research lab specializes in the design and fabrication of advanced nanostructured materials for energy storage and conversion applications. The lab focuses on developing binder-free, three-dimensional hierarchical electrode architectures based on transition metal oxides, hydroxides, sulfides, and spinels—particularly nickel cobaltite (NiCo₂O₄)—grown directly on conductive substrates like nickel foam. Key research directions include optimizing electrode morphology for enhanced ion transport and electronic conductivity, improving cyclability and specific capacitance, and exploring novel synthesis techniques such as hydrothermal synthesis, electrodeposition, and in situ conversion methods. The lab also investigates fatigue life prediction in metallic materials, reflecting a dual focus on structural integrity and functional materials for sustainable engineering solutions.
Professor Jinmyoung Joo's research lab specializes in the design and application of advanced nanomaterials for biomedical diagnostics and theranostics. The lab focuses on developing biocompatible, biodegradable nanomaterials—particularly porous and mesoporous silicon nanoparticles—engineered for enhanced imaging, drug delivery, and sensitive detection of biological targets. Key research directions include time-gated luminescence imaging using silicon-based probes, targeted RNAi delivery via graphene oxide-encapsulated nanocarriers, and innovative immunoassay platforms combining magnetic separation with microcantilever sensing. The lab integrates materials synthesis, surface engineering, and bioanalytical techniques to address challenges in early disease detection and personalized medicine.
Professor Minjung Park's research lab specializes in the intersection of technology, law, and organizational behavior, focusing on emerging risks in digital and financial ecosystems. The lab investigates privacy and cybersecurity challenges in online environments, the impact of information asymmetry on financial markets—particularly in cryptocurrency—alongside the role of behavioral and institutional factors in information security compliance. Additionally, the lab develops advanced data-driven models to assess ESG risks and fake news dynamics using natural language processing and explainable AI, aiming to enhance transparency and decision-making in regulatory and investment contexts.
Yoshiaki Sofue教授の研究室は、銀河の回転曲線を精密に再構築し、銀河の質量構造とダークマター分布を解明することを柱としています。特に、ミルキーウェイの全領域にわたる統合的回転曲線の構築や、NFW型ダークマター・ハローのフィッティングを通じて、局所的ダークマター密度の高精度推定に貢献しています。また、銀河の中心部における高速回転や非円運動の影響を解明する研究も進められており、銀河進化の理解を深めています。
Kamrul Islam教授の研究室は、バングラデシュの森林生態系とその保全に焦点を当てた環境科学研究を推進しています。主に国立公園や野生生物保全地域における森林の変化、森林劣化の原因とその影響を、画像解析とGIS技術を用いて定量的に評価しています。また、地域住民との協働管理（コマネジメント）の有効性や、炭素吸収の定量的評価についても、実地調査とモデル化を組み合わせた研究を展開しています。
中川正也教授の研究室は、非エルミート量子系と開放系の量子多体系を対象とし、超冷たい原子系を用いた実験と理論の融合を通じて、非平衡量子多体系の新規相転移や非エルミート効果に起因する特異な量子相を解明しています。特に、非ユニタリ性に起因するレノルマライゼーション群の逆転や、散乱による粒子損失に伴う非エルミートKondo効果、Liouvillianの特異点としての特異点点（exceptional point）の出現など、非平衡系におけるトポロジーと対称性の新たな役割を理論的に解明しています。これらの研究は、超冷たい原子系を用いた量子シミュレーションや、量子情報処理への応用も視野に入れた先進的な理論物理学の分野です。
Masaki Saruyama教授の研究室では、半導体ナノ粒子のイオン交換反応やナノ粒子の構造制御を核に、効率的な光電変換材料の創出をめざしています。特に、錯体ナノ粒子の相分離や結晶構造の制御的変換、金属ナノ合金の合成を通じて、太陽光を用いた水素生成やエネルギー変換材料の開発を推進しています。また、反応機構の理論的・実験的解明を組み合わせた包括的なアプローチが特徴です。
阿井周治教授の研究室は、有機合成化学と触媒化学の融合を柱として、エナンチオ選択的かつ効率的な反応系の開発を進めています。特に、ラセミ酸アルコールのダイナミックキネティック的ラセミゼーションと酵素触媒を組み合わせた新規エステル合成法や、軸不斉バイアリールのエナンチオ選択的合成に成功しています。また、金属錯体と酵素を統合した新規触媒系の構築を通じて、光学活性化合物の高収率・高エエクスチェンジ合成を実現しています。
Professor Youn-Hee Lim's research lab focuses on the health impacts of environmental exposures, particularly air pollution and chemical contaminants, during critical developmental periods such as early childhood and old age. The lab investigates the associations between ultrafine particles, criteria air pollutants (e.g., PM10, NO2, O3), and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) with mental health outcomes, including depressive symptoms and ADHD. Using longitudinal cohort studies with biomonitoring and environmental monitoring, the lab aims to identify vulnerable populations and inform public health policies. Their work bridges environmental epidemiology, toxicology, and population health.
Professor Chulung Lee's research lab specializes in technology innovation and strategic management, with a strong focus on sustainable energy technologies, digital transformation in logistics, and the strategic use of patent and big data analytics. The lab investigates emerging technologies such as electric vehicles, wireless power transfer, hydrogen fuel cell transportation, and last-mile delivery systems, emphasizing technology trend analysis, innovation strategy, and policy implications. By leveraging text mining, econometric modeling, and patent analysis, the lab identifies promising technological pathways and supports evidence-based R&D decision-making for industry and government.
Professor Jin Kon Kim's research lab specializes in the design and synthesis of advanced nanomaterials for sustainable energy applications, with a strong focus on energy storage and conversion technologies. The lab develops innovative nanostructured materials—such as mesoporous carbon composites, spinel oxides, and block copolymer-based membranes—for use in lithium-ion batteries, piezoelectric/triboelectric nanogenerators, and high-performance solar cells. Key research directions include enhancing electrical conductivity through controlled nanoarchitecture, improving mechanical stability of functional membranes, and advancing green energy harvesting using biocompatible and scalable materials. The lab emphasizes the integration of materials science with environmental sustainability, targeting next-generation wearable, portable, and flexible electronic devices.
Professor Mi Kyung Kim's research lab focuses on the epidemiological and nutritional determinants of chronic diseases, particularly cancer and metabolic syndrome, with a strong emphasis on dietary patterns, micronutrients, and functional foods in Asian populations. The lab conducts large-scale cohort and case-control studies to investigate how diet, including specific food items like seaweed and dietary patterns such as 'healthy,' 'traditional,' and 'Western,' influence the risk of gastric, colorectal, and breast cancers. Additionally, the lab explores the role of micronutrients like vitamin C in long-term health outcomes, including blood pressure regulation, and contributes to translational cancer immunotherapy research through oncolytic virus studies. Their work bridges nutritional epidemiology with molecular mechanisms to inform preventive strategies in populations with unique dietary habits, such as those consuming white rice as a staple.
