Department of Physics, Tokyo Metropolitan University    Japanese

Soft materials are widely used not only in industry such as liquid crystals, rubber, plastics and drug delivery, but also in daily life as in detergent and food. Nevertheless, developments of soft matter strongly depend on empirical rules and we rarely understand why soft materials have so many functions. Especially, soft matter has not been well studied under heterogeneous environments as with temperature and pressure gradients. Then, we aim to understand the mechanism of soft matter behaviors and to find new structures, which lead to new functional products.

■ Members

Faculty

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Position	Name	E-mail	Phone	Research Theme
Associate Professor	Rei KURITA	kurita	3354	Soft Matter Physics Phase Transition
Assistant Professor	Noriko OIKAWA	oikawa	3325	Nonequilibrium physics Biophysics

Graduate Students

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Grade	Name	E-mail
D2	Kazuya KOBAYASHI	kobayashi-kazuya1
D1	Kouki MORINAGA	morinaga-kouki
M2	Takuro KOBAYASHI	kobayashi-takuro
M2	Kenta ISHIZAKI	ishizaki-kenta
M1	Ryouma OKIYAMA	okiyama-ryouma
M1	Naoya YANAGISAWA	yanagisawa-naoya

Undergraduate Students

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Grade	Name	E-mail
B4	Tsuyoshi TSUKADA	koyano-tsuyoshi
B4	Kengo YANAGIDA	yanagida-kengo
B4	Sakae MATSUMOTO	matsumoto-sakae
B4	Ryutaro YAMAKAWA	yamakawa-ryutaro