Soft Matter Laboratory (KURITA LAB)

Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
Division of Physics, Faculty of Science

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Welcome to Soft Matter Laboratory (Kurita Laboratory)

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

PositionNameE-mailPhoneResearch Theme
ProfessorRei KURITAkurita3333Soft Matter Physics
Phase Transition
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Graduate Students

Grade Name E-mail 
D3 Yujiro FURUTA furuta-yujiro1
D2 Rikuya ISHIKAWA ishikawa-rikuya
D2 Kaoru IDE ide-kaoru1
D2 Masaya ENDO endo-masaya1
D2 Tomomi TAKAHASHI takahashi-tomomi
M2 Kohei YOKOCHI yokochi-kohei
M2 Yukito ENTA enta-yukito
M2 Aoi KANEDA kaneda-aoi
M2 Takehiro FUJIWARA fujiwara-takehiro
M1 Yuria MUKAI mukai-yuria
M1 Kanato ROPPONGI roppongi-kanato
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Undergraduate Students

Grade Name E-mail 
B4 Kento TAMAKI tamaki-kento
B4 Haruki NAGAI nagai-haruki
B4 Kotaro HIGUCHI higuchi-kotaro
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Guest

PositionNameAffiliation
Guest Researcher Kazuya KOBAYASHI Nippon Institute of Technology
Guest Researcher Naoya YANAGISAWA University of Tokyo



Address

〒192-0397
Minami-Osawa 1-1, Hachioji-shi,
Tokyo, Japan
Department of Physics,
Tokyo Metropolitan University
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