Molecular Sensor Engineering /Exercise1

Course title

1M517100

Course content

Molecules are challenging to reproduce the behavior and function of nature even when static states are understood and imitated. This is because molecules and their aggregates are always 'fluctuating'. This research is focused on developing passive and active sensor technologies to measure and utilize the spatiotemporal fluctuations of biological and chemical molecules. This research can be divided into applied research with clearly defined application targets, such as healthcare and the environment, and basic research or cross-disciplinary research that develops novel molecular measurement and utilization technologies.

Goals and objectives

to understand a wide range of advanced knowledge and in-depth expertise in molecular sensor engineering
to be able to plan to achieve research goals
to be able to deal with unexpected events during research flexibly (clarification of problems and devising solutions)
to be able to communicate effectively about one's research to others

Language

Japanese(English accepted)

Class schedule

Regular seminar
- Research progress report
- Learning how to read and write academic papers
Experiments
- Planning
- Analysis and discussion
- Report
Presentation
- Writing papers
- Conference presentations

Evaluation method and criteria

Regular seminars, research, and presentations are evaluated comprehensively, and a score of 60 or more out of 100 points is required to pass the course.

Textbooks and reference materials

Academic papers and professional books

Prerequisites

Consider the difference between 'lectures' and 'research'.

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