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Ngày 17 Tháng 9 Năm 2022 , ONLINE
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Research on Plasma using pulsed-power discharge, high-frequency power supply, and high-power laser at Nagaoka University of Technology
Toru SASAKI was born in 1980. He received a Ph. D degree from Tokyo Institute of Technology in 2008. In 2008, he joined the Department of Physics, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University, as an Assistant Professor. In 2009, he joined the Department of Electrical Engineering, Nagaoka University of Technology, as an Assistant Professor, an Associate Professor in 2012, and transferred to the Department of Science of Technology Innovation in 2022.
He has managed the twinning program, which has the objective of nurturing engineers with an understanding of the Japanese language and “MONOZUKURI” culture ‑the art, science, and craft of the unique Japanese approach to craftsmanship and manufacturing‑ within the increasing globalization of Japanese industry, with faculty of electric engineering in Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology since 2015. He also made an effort to establish the GIGAKU Techno Park (GTP) within the Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology in 2019 to promote international industry-academia collaboration with Japanese companies. He is currently the Deputy Director of the GTP Division of the Center for International Industry-Academia Collaboration and is in charge of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City GTP.
His scientific research themes are dense plasma physics, pulsed-power discharge, high-power laser applications, atmospheric pressure plasma, applications of magnetohydrodynamics, laboratory astrophysics, and thermonuclear fusion. These studies have resulted in 129 peer-reviewed papers. Recent research is focused on high-repetitive high-power laser applications with fast imaging diagnostics and the fast-reloading target, nano-particle synthesis with functionalization using atmospheric pressure plasma, and simulation of solar-wind turbulence in laboratory experiments. Many international students, including two Vietnamese PhDs, have completed their graduate studies.
Dr. Nguyen Thi Anh Tuyet is Dean of the School of Environmental Science and Technology at the Hanoi University of Science and Technology. She earned both her Engineering and MSc degrees in “Environmental Engineering” from Hanoi University of Science and Technology (Vietnam) and PhD degree in “Socio-Environmental Energy Science” from Kyoto University (Japan). In the area of expertise, Dr. Tuyet is an expert in data-based policy analysis in environmental energy and waste management. Her main research orientations are CP-EE (Cleaner production and Energy efficiency); Environmental impacts from energy activities and alternative solutions for the sustainable energy development in Vietnam; Developing EIO (Energy Input-Output) table and WIO (Waste Input-Output) table for Vietnam; Evaluating direct and indirect emissions from industries using LCA tool. Dr. Tuyet has published her research work in Q1- ranking (WoS) journals in the field of energy and environment such as Energy Policy, Environment, Development and Sustainability, Environmental Science and Pollution Research. Besides her work at the university, Dr. Tuyet is currently serving as board member of “National Standard Committee on Solid Waste” of Vietnam.
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