| Areas of specialization |
Plasma Science and Engineering
Electric and Electronic Material Energy and Environmental Education |
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| Laboratory/research office |
Plasma Engineering Laboratory
Non-equilibrium discharge plasma, in which electron temperature easily exceeds several tens of thousands degrees, occurs in many phenomena, for example, natural lightning and discharge lamps. In plasma phase, matter is in a highly excited state and/or highly reactive condition, and so can induce active chemical reactions and/or intense light emission. We are working to create plasma application technologies through our studies of (a) production and control of discharge plasma in an atmospheric environment, in water and in reactive gases; and (b) analysis of fabricated thin films and reactive chemical species. |
| Current reseach topics | |
| Educational background |
1989: Master, Kyoto University, Japan
1987: Bachelor, Kyoto University, Japan |
| Professional background |
1992-1998: Research Associate, Department of Electrical Engineering, Osaka University
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| Licenses | Academic societies |
Japan Sciety of Applied Physics
Institute of Electrical Engineering of Japan Illuminating Engineering Institute of japan Japan Association of Energy and Environmental Education |
Professor HATTA Akimitsu
Dr. (Eng.), Osaka University, Japan, 1996Electronic and Photonic Systems Engineering Course, Department of Engineering, Graduate School of Enginering
Center for Nanotechnology, Research Institute
Laboratory for Structural Nanochemistry, Research Institute
Head, Electronic and Photonic Systems Engineering Course
Head, Center for Nanotechnology