Research Fields

Subjects for graduate and undergraduate students


Research Projects (running)

List of the Previous Projects


Reference:

Published Materials

"SVBL annual meeting"

Posters for "UEC Forum 2002" (PDF files)


Thesis Titles

FY 2024

Master

Yuki Hayashi
"Physical reservoir devices based on random arrays of gold nanoparticles"
Daiki Fukuyo
"Design of single-flux-quantum integrated circuits for all digital phase-locked loop"

Bachelor

Riku Asayama
"Design of magnetic coupling in digital output amplifiers equipped with double-stack SQUIDs"
Kazushi Kuwabara
"Current-output digital-to-analog converter composed of superconducting integrated circuits"
Kenta Shigeoka
"Fabrication of single-electron devices assembled by two-step colloid immersion"

FY 2023

Master

Kaito Kobayashi
"Physical reservoir comprising random arrays of gold nanoparticles assembled by multi-step colloid immersion"
Yoshihiro Shimada
"Chronopotentiometry for free-standing bilayer lipid membranes"
Seiya Hayashi
"Microwave generator based on a single-flux-quantum pulse-frequency modulation D/A converter"

Bachelor

Yuito Iinuma
"Dielectrophoresis conditions of gold colloid solutions suitable for fabrication of single-electron devices"
Shuyuan Cui
"High-speed operation of single-flux-quantum digital output amplifiers"
So Komazawa (Moriya Lab.)
"Electric characteristics of free-standing bilayer lipid membranes"

FY 2022

Master

Kenta Sato
"Superconducting oscillator-based true random number generator utilizing timing jitters"
Daiki Hiramatsu
"Electrical properties of free-standing bilayer lipid membranes mixed with carbon nanotubes"
Kenta Fujikura
"Physical reservoirs made of nanoparticle random arrays exhibiting single-electron charging effects"

Bachelor

Daiki Fukuyo
"Design of single-flux-quantum integrated circuits for all digital phase-locked loop"
Yuki Hayashi
"RF-induced current flowing through random arrays of gold nanoparticles with two different diameters"
Shoya Ueda (Moriya Lab.)
"Temperature dependence of specific capacitance of free-standing DPPC bilayer membranes"

FY 2021

Master

Tetsuya Urae
"Input-output characteristics of gold-nanoparticle assembled using dielectrophoresis"
Riku Sato
"Electric properties of bilayer lipid membranes mixed with graphene-related nanomaterials"
Naonori Sega
"RSFQ digital-to-analog converters using binary pulse sequences"

Bachelor

Yuki Shoji
"RF-induced current through random arrays of gold nanoparticles"
Kaito Kobayashi
"Multi-terminal single-electron devices fabricated using two-step immersion in colloidal solution"
Seiya Hayashi
"Superconducting digital output amplifier comprising double-stacked SQUIDs"
Yoshihiro Shimada
"Electric properties of bilayer lipid membranes mixed with [70]PCBM"

until FY 2020

List of Thesis Titles from FY 2003 to FY 2020.



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