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Takeshi Aikawa

Department / Course Hokkaido University of Science Faculty of Health Sciences Department of Clinical Engineering

Job Associate Professor

Academic background
2018/04～2022/09	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Graduate School, Division of Information Science Hokkaido University Finished (Biomedical engineering)
2005/04～2007/03	Master Graduate School, Division of Engineering Hokkaido Institute of Technology Finished
2001/04～2005/03	Faculty of Engineering Hokkaido Institute of Technology Graduated

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Book and thesis
Papers	Relation between thresholds of free radical generation and atomization under ultrasound exposure Japanese Journal of Applied Physics (Co-authored) 2021/04/28
Papers	SpectroelectrochemicalDetectionofReducedWater-solubleTetrazoliumSaltsUsingDisposablePencilGraphiteElectrodes IEEJ Transactions on Sensors and Micromachines (Co-authored) 2020/09
Papers	Visualizationofwallpropagationandsurfacereflectioneffectsonultrasoundfieldsgeneratedinsideasmallcontainer Japanese Journal of Applied Physics (Co-authored) 2019/07

Academic conference presentation
2023/05/28	A method creating a uniform ultrasound field inside a culture dish considering the positional relationship between a transducer and the dish
2022/08/05	Generation of Uniform Ultrasound Field inside a Cell Culture Dish
2020/11	Relation between thresholds of free-radical generation and atomization under ultrasound exposure (The 41st Symposium on Ultrasonic Electronics)
2019/11/27	Visualization of ultrasound fields inside a protuberance of watergenerated by ultrasonic atomizer (The 40th Syposium on Ultrasonic Electronics)
2018/10	超音波の壁内伝搬と水面反射が小型容器内音場に与える影響の可視化 (第39回超音波エレクトロニクスの基礎と応用に関するシンポジウム)
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Winning science prize
2021/10/26	Symposium on Ultrasonic Electronics Best Paper Award (Relation between thresholds of free radical generation and atomization under ultrasound exposure)
2020/11/26	Symposium on Ultrasonic Electronics Young Scientist Award (Visualization of ultrasound fields a protuberance of water generated by an ultrasonic atomizer)