Young Members
Yuhei Ogawa
Researcher, Steel Research Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Kentaro Wada
Researcher, Cryogenic Fatigue Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Tomotaka Hatakeyama
Researcher, Creep Property Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Kazuho Okada
Researcher, Steel Research Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Mariko Kadowaki
Senior Researcher, Corrosion Research Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Thomas Hoefler
NIMS Postdoctoral Researcher, High-Reliability Heat-Resistant Materials Group, Materials Manufacturing Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Silvia Pomes
NIMS Postdoctoral Researcher, Mechanical Properties Group, Materials Evaluation Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Chihiro Tabata
Trainee, High Temperature Materials Group, Materials Manufacturing Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
Akimitsu Ishii
ICYS Research Fellow, International Center for Young Scientists
Taiyo Maeda
Trainee, High-Reliability Heat-Resistant Materials Group, Materials Manufacturing Field, Research Center for Structural Materials
NIMS Graduate Program
RCSM Professors
Kyoko Kawagishi
superalloys, creep, oxidation, hot corrosion, coating
Sachiko Hiromoto
magnesium alloys, biodegradable metals, lightweight materials, corrosion control coating, corrosion property
Toshio Osada
Ni-based superalloy, self-healing ceramics, microstructure, strength prediction, fracture mechanics
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
Akinobu Shibata
steel, phase transformation, deformation, fracture, microstructure control
Universities and Colleges of Technology Accepted for Internship RCSM（2016～）
Domestic
■Chiba Institute of Technology
■Ehime University
■Keio University
■Kogakuin University
■Kyoto University
■Kyushu University
■Nagoya Institute of Technology
■National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Koyama College
■National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Suzuka College
■National Institute of Technology, Anan College
■National Institute of Technology, Hakodate College
■National Institute of Technology, Kisarazu College
■National Institute of Technology, Tomakomai College
■National Institute of Technology,Sendai College
■Ochanomizu University
■Osaka University
■Sojo University
■Tohoku University
■Tokyo Metropolitan University
■Tottori University
■University of Tsukuba
■Yamagata University
■Doshisha University Graduate School
■Ibaraki University
■Kobe University Graduate School
■Kumamoto University Graduate School
■Kyushu Institute of Technology
■Nagaoka University of Technology
■Nagoya University
■National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Numazu College
■National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), Toyota College
■National Institute of Technology, Asahikawa College
■National Institute of Technology, Kagawa College
■National Institute of Technology, Kurume College
■National Institute of Technology, Tsuyama College
■Nihon University
■Osaka Metropolitan University
■Shibaura Institute of Technology
■The University of Tokyo
■Tokyo Institute of Technology
■Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
■Toyohashi University of Technology
■Waseda University
■Yokohama National University
Abroard
■AGH University of Science and Technology
■Beijing University of Technology
■Concordia University
■Dalian Jiaotong University
■Deakin University(Australia)
■ENSCBP（École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie, de Biologie et de Physique）- Bordeaux INP
■ESIREM/University of Burgundy
■Helmut Schmidt University
■Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune
■Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
■Indian Institute of Technology Ropar
■Kookmin University
■Nanyang Technological University(Singapore)
■National Cheng Kung University
■National Taiwan University
■Ruhr University Bochum
■Seoul National University
■Texas A&M University
■Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
■University of British columbia
■University of North Texas
■University of Pierre et Marie Curie
■University of Seoul
■Warsaw University of Technology
■Yeungnam University
■Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
■Chulalongkorn University
■Czech Technical University in Prague
■Dalian University of Technology
■Delft University of Technology(Netherlands)
■ENSIL/University of Limoges
■Hanbat National University
■Indian Institute of Science Education and Research(IISER),Kolkata
■Indian Institute of Technology Indore
■Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
■Institute of Materials Science, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology
■Lehigh University
■National Central University
■National Taiwan Ocean University
■National Tsing Hua University
■RWTH Aachen University
■Tamkang University(淡江大学)
■Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago(USA)
■University British Columbia
■University of Duisburg-Essen
■University of Peradeniya
■University of Rome Tor Vergata
■Vaal University of Technology
■Xiangtan University
Attractiveness of NIMS Research Center for Structural Materials (RCSM)
-Three Distances-
Research Center for Structural Materials provides the best environment for students who aspire to the future. RCSM's appeal lies in its three " opportune distances.“
1. Close to researcher in different fields
Within RCSM, it is possible to freely proceed with research activities that cross centers and groups. In addition to deepening your own specialty and interests, you can also interact with a variety of experts to expand your perspective and make connections. Through research activities at NIMS, you can develop the most important qualities for future career advancement.
2. Close to the industry
One of the glory for a researcher is having research results implemented in society. RCSM actively promotes corporate collaboration and provides opportunities to participate in research that is useful to society. By linking "research you want to do" to "research you need to do," and advancing applied research rooted in the basics, we will develop advanced technology and contribute to solving global issues.
3. Close to internationality
NIMS offers a wealth of opportunities to be active internationally. In addition to participating in international conferences held around the world, there are many foreign researchers and students enrolled at NIMS, and international exchanges take place on a daily basis. There is also a program for employees to be dispatched overseas for about one year. If you want to become an internationally active researcher, NIMS gives you a great chance.