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2022.11.28Associate Professor Akihiro Hayakawa (High Speed Reacting Flow Laboratory) has been selected as one of the 2022 Energy and Fuels Rising Stars. (2022.10.20)Associate Professor Akihiro Hayakawa (High Speed Reacting Flow Laboratory) has been selected as one of the 2022 Energy and Fuels Rising Stars. (2022.10.20)Energy and Fuels Rising Stars is to honor early- and mid-career researchers (EMCRs) who have made significant contributions their respective fields of energy research. At the time of nomination, rising star candidates should […]
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2021.12.14Specially appointed assistant professor Sophie Colson’s work won “Grand Prix of the Jury Award” at the France-Japan Science Photo Contest “Subtle and profound of science – Beauté cachée de la science” hosted by the Embassy of France in JapanSpecially appointed assistant professor (High Speed Reacting Flow Laboratory, Institute of Fluid Science) Sophie Colson’s work “Toward decarbonized combustion (Vers une combustion décarbonée)” won the top award “Grand Prix of the Jury Award” from over 60 works at the 1st France-Japan Science Photo Contest “Subtle and profound of science – Beauté cachée de la science” […]
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2021.11.05【Media Coverage】Professor Kobayashi’s interview on FNN Prime OnlineProfessor Hideaki Kobayashi of the Institute of Fluid Science, Tohoku University was interviewed about ammonia combustion and the article was published on the website of FNN Prime Online.<Article>「地球温暖化を食い止める切り札?COP26で岸田首相も言及した”アンモニア”の可能性」(FNN Prime Online November 4, 2021)https://www.fnn.jp/articles/-/264598【Links】Kobayashi & Hayakawa Lab.High Speed Reacting Flow Lab.
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2021.11.02[Accepting popular votes now] Specially appointed assistant professor Sophie Colson’s work was selected for the 1st Science Photo Contest “Subtle and profound of science – Beauté cachée de la science”.Embassy of France in Japan is holding the 1st Science Photo Contest “Subtle and Profound of Science – Beauté cachée de la science” for the purpose of shedding light on the existing Japan-France academic research cooperation through images. Photo of ammonia flame taken by the specially appointed assistant professor Sophie Colson was selected for the […]