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ISOZAKI AKIHIRO

Department / Course College of Science and Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering

Title / Position Associate Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Academic background
1.	1998/04/01～2001/03/31	│ Hiratsuka-Konan High school │ Graduated
2.	2002/04/01～2006/03/31	Department of Mechanical Engineering │ Faculty of Science and Engineering │ Meiji University │ Graduated
3.	2006/04/01～2008/03/31	Master Course │ Department of Mechano-Informatics │ Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, │ The University of Tokyo │ Completed
4.	2010/10/02～2014/03/31	Doctorial Course │ Department of Mechano-Informatics │ Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, │ The University of Tokyo │ Completed Doctor of Philosophy in the field of Information Science and Technology (Nano/micro-systems)

Business career
1.	2008/04/01 ～ 2010/09/30	Research Engineer │ │ Panasonic Corporation
2.	2010/10/01 ～ 2011/03/31	Researcher │ G-device center │ BEANS Laboratory
3.	2014/04/01 ～ 2015/01/15	Project academic support staff │ IRT Research Initiative │ The University of Tokyo
4.	2015/01/16 ～ 2019/03/31	Project Researcher │ Graduate School of Science │ The University of Tokyo
5.	2019/04/01 ～ 2021/03/31	Research Assistant Professor │ Graduate School of Science │ The University of Tokyo
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Research activities
1.	2015/10 ～	Society for Chemistry and Micro-Nano Systems
2.	2014/10 ～	The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan
3.	2013/12 ～	The Japan Society of Applied Physics
4.	2005/11 ～	The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers

Research summary
Innovative biomicrodevice technologies and its applications Our laboratory specializes in developing innovative microdevices using micro electromechanical systems (MEMS) technique to explore biological phenomena. MEMS has a history of over 40 years and its research areas continue to expand. Among them, we are particularly interested in developing MEMS devices for biological applications. We believe that biologists face many bottlenecks that we can overcome using our mechanical engineering expertise in microdevice fabrication, control, and creation. Additionally, we are open to incorporating cutting-edge technologies from various fields to create novel biomicrodevices. Through these approaches, we aim to create new tools that can uncover previously unknown biological phenomena.

Present specialized field
Keyword：Mechanics of materials and materials, Fluid engineering, Control and system engineering, Electron device and electronic equipment, Biofunction and bioprocess engineering

Papers
1.	2025/02/21	Investigating T‐Cell Receptor Dynamics Under In Vitro Antibody‐Based Stimulation Using Imaging Flow Cytometry │ Cytometry Part A │
2.	2024/01/30	Neuronal sensorimotor integration guiding salt concentration navigation in Caenorhabditis elegans │ Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences │ ,pp.e2310735121
3.	2023/08/22	Is AI essential? Examining the need for deep learning in image-activated sorting of Saccharomyces cerevisiae │ Lab on a Chip │ ,pp.4232-4244
4.	2023/03/01	Label-free live microalgal starch screening via Raman flow cytometry │ Algal Research │ ,pp.102993
5.	2023/01/10	Virtual-freezing fluorescence imaging flow cytometry with 5-aminolevulinic acid stimulation and antibody labeling for detecting all forms of circulating tumor cells │ Lab on a Chip │ ,pp.1561-1575
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2025/01/20	A high-accuracy pair matching method for droplet microfluidics with two-state measurement points
2.	2024/12/02	Theoretical Discussion of impact of sorting latency on throughput in image-activated cell sorting
3.	2024/11/08	Toward micro vehicles for high-throughput bioparticle screening
4.	2024/07/08	Microchannel wall consisting of tiny pillars for higher throughput of image-activated large-cell sorting
5.	2024/05/11	A cutting-edge cell sorting technology: The power of intelligent image-activated cell sorting and deep learning in single-cell analysis
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Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research -KAKENHI-
1.	2021/04/01 ～ 2024/03/31	CTC detection based diagnosis using intelligent image-activated cell sorting │ Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(B)
2.	2018/04/01 ～ 2021/03/31	High-throughput droplet sorting devices for large-scale single-cell analysis │ Early-Career Scientists
3.	2015/04/01 ～ 2018/03/31	A THz beam steering device using tunable MEMS metamaterials │ Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)

Subject
1.	マイクロ科学特論

Message
1.	I believe that the best part of university life is research. Through research activities, you can challenge to know unknown and overcome difficulities that nobody did using cutting-edge technology. Though there are many failures due to the fact that it's an unexplored field, the joy of success is enormous. During the research process, I often come across situations where the knowledge I learned during my university entrance exams or lectures directly apply. As a college student, I felt a different kind of joy when I could explain a phenomenon that occurred in front of me using a formula that I had once thought was just a theoretical concept. I also enjoy discussing research with friends and seniors in the laboratory. Such stimulating experiences can be enjoyed regardless of the research field. The Department of Mechanical Engineering has a significant advantage in that it covers a broad range of research areas. I encourage you to find a research field that excites you in college and work on it.

Home Page
Biomicrodevices Laboratory

E-Mail Address

Department laboratory expense researcher number
10732555

researchmap Researcher code
B000235988

External Researcher ID
ORCID ID
0000-0003-0391-9832
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