NIMS researchers supervise postgraduate students as university professors
In this unique graduate program based on agreement with Japanese universities, the selected NIMS researchers are assigned to university professors who supervise those university postgraduate students. The students are able to conduct research using the advanced facilities in an internationally acclaimed research environment, while they study towards getting a degree. With obtaining their degree and professional recognition and skills, many of the program alumni have careers in materials science.
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NIMS Joint Graduate School Program (From NIMS Website)
NIMS Graduate School Program (From NIMS Graduate School Program Website)
RCSM Professors
Akinobu Shibata
steel, phase transformation, deformation, fracture, microstructure control
Taisuke Sasaki
Metallic materials, Microstructure, Structural materials, Electron microscopy, Atom probe tomography
Thomas Edwards
Plasticity of alloys and ceramics, Fundamental mechanisms of plasticity, Aerospace alloys, Nano-/micro-mechanics, Thin film deposition
Kyoko Kawagishi
superalloys, creep, oxidation, hot corrosion, coating
Sachiko Hiromoto
magnesium alloys, biodegradable metals, lightweight materials, corrosion control coating, corrosion property
Takahito Ohmura
steels, yield stress, dislocations, grain boundaries, physical models
Tomonori Kitashima
additive manufacturing, microstructure/texture formation, alloy design, high temperature metal, titanium alloy, nickel-base superalloy
Rintaro Ueji
recrystallization, crystallographic texture, thermomechanical processing, diffusional transformation, lattice defects
Toshio Osada
Ni-based superalloy, self-healing ceramics, microstructure, strength prediction, fracture mechanics
Yusuke Tsutsumi
corrosion engineering, metallurgy, electrochemistry, biomaterials science, corrosion-resistant materials