Current students' comments
Misato Fujishima
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Ryuta Amatsubo
I am a first year master cource student in the concrete lab.
I'm Amatsubo, a two-sworded expert who digs into both cracks in concrete and analysis bugs!
My current research theme is the mechanical behavior of cement-based materials in deep sea environments.
We work hard in destructive experiments, write code for analysis, and engage in a cycle of "destruction" and "creation" every day.
Our lab has an excellent environment where we can concentrate on our research, with our own desks and PCs, and plenty of experimental equipment. It's a comfortable environment that's the polar opposite of the harsh deep-sea environment!
Thanks to the generous support of my professors, I am able to enjoy a rewarding research life every day.
Our group is small these days, so we're looking forward to meeting new members!
Chihiro Maki
I am Chihiro Maki, a first year master cource student.
My supervisor is Professor Nakamura Hikaru, and I work hard every day on experiments and analyses!
My research topic is the mechanical behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete.
With the help of others, I cast and analyze concrete structures that are bigger than me.
So, one of the characteristics of our lab is that we all cooperate with each other a lot, so we get along well.
The atmosphere in the lab is lively, and laughter can be heard regularly throughout Building 3.
The teachers often drop by the students' room, and Professor Nakamura often brings us sweets.
My goal is to be the first to get it!
If you are even slightly interested in the Concrete Laboratory, please feel free to contact us anytime!
Comments from graduates
Tomoki Chaya
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Ryosuke Hatta
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Misa
Nishimura
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