2014 News & Topics
- 2015/3/26
- Students of Sapporo Kita High School toured the laboratory.
- 2015/3/25
- Toshiki received the Excellent Graduation Thesis Award. The title of his thesis is "fMRI of brain activities evoked by tactile allodynia."
- 2015/3/25
- Yusuke, thank you for your great work. Tetsu, Toshiki, and Shintaro, congratulations on your graduation!
- 2015/3/1
- Dr. Muneer Ahmed (King’s College London) stays 1 month at our laboratory for collaborative project.
- 2015/2/12
- Yo's paper was accepted for publication.
Y. Chin, D. Kim, T. Takewa, T. Someya, and M. Sekino, "Estimating evoked magnetic fields in a rat brain using the measured distribution of somatosensory evoked potentials (SEPs)," IEEE Transactions on Magnetics.
- 2015/1/12
- Masaki gave a seminar in the Department of Breast Surgery, Guy's Hospital (King's College London).
- 2014/12/19
- Achievement of ERATO Someya Bio-Harmonized Electronics Project has been published in Nature Communications.
S. Lee, Y. Inoue, D. Kim, A. Reuveny, K. Kuribara, T. Yokota, J. Reeder, M.
Sekino, T. Sekitani, Y. Abe, and T. Someya, "A strain-absorbing design for tissue-machine interfaces using a tunable adhesive gel."
- 2014/11/27
- Keita presented his work in 7th Biomedical Engineering International Conference.
- 2014/11/25
- Professor Shailendra Joshi (Columbia University Medical Center) visited our laboratory and gave a seminar.
- 2014/11/5
- Masaki and Taeseong presented their works at the 59th Annual Magnetism & Magnetic Materials Conference.
- 2014/11/4
- Keita’s paper was accepted for publication.
K. Yamamoto, M. Suyama, Y. Takiyama, D. Kim, Y. Saitoh, and M. Sekino, “Characteristics of bowl-shaped coils for transcranial magnetic stimulation,” Journal of Applied Physics.
- 2014/10/24
- Professor Michael Douek (King's College London) visited our laboratory and gave a seminar.
- 2014/10/23
- Taeseong's paper was accepted for publication.
T. Woo, D. Kim, T. Someya, and M. Sekino, "Design of RF pulse waveforms for mitigating signal inhomogeneity in MRI due to metallic implants," Journal of Applied Physics.
- 2014/10/8
- Chile-Japan Academic Forum was held at the University of Tokyo. Masaki gave a talk in the Seminar on Medical Imaging Technologies in Bioengineering. Professors Pablo Irarrázaval Mena and Diego Celentano visited our laboratory.
- 2014/10/3
- Students of Numazu Higashi High School toured the University of Tokyo. Masaki gave a lecture, and we demonstrated an electromyographic control of excavator.
- 2014/9/26
- Masaki's paper was accepted for publication.
M. Sekino, H. Ohsaki, Y. Takiyama, K. Yamamoto, T. Matsuzaki, Y. Yasumuro, A. Nishikawa, T. Maruo, K. Hosomi, and Y. Saitoh, "Eccentric figure-eight coils for transcranial magnetic stimulation," Bioelectromagnetics.
- 2014/8/26-30
- Dongmin and Tatsuya presented their works at the 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society.
- 2014/8/21
- Tetsu received the Excellent Presentation Award From The Fundamentals and Materials Society, the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. The title of his presentation was "Clinical studies of a magnetic probe for identifying lymph nodes."
- 2014/8/16-23
- Masaki and Taeseong presented their works at URSI General Assembly and Scientific Symposium.
- 2014/8/7
- We visited the Heavy Ion Medical Accelerator in Chiba (HIMAC) in the National Institute of Radiological Sciences (NIRS).
- 2014/7/1
- Professor Koichiro Kobayashi (Iwate University) visited our laboratory and gave a seminar.
- 2014/6/21-23
- We enjoyed a laboratory trip to Taiwan.
- 2014/6/13
- Yusuke presented his work in BioEM.
- 2014/5/17-18
- We demonstrated an electromyographic control of excavator at the University of Tokyo May Festival. Thank you for visiting our booth.
- 2014/5/8
- Masaki presented our work at IEEE International Magnetics Conference.
- 2014/4/26
- Dongmin presented his work in the University of Tokyo Life Science Network Symposium, and he received the Best Poster Presentation Award. The title of his presentation was "Toward functional MRI with ultrahigh temporal resolution."
