Akira Nagakubo

Assistant professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Dr. Akira Nagakubo is an Assistant Professor at Osaka University in Japan. His research areas encompass advanced imaging techniques for live cells, biosensors, and the study of material properties using phononics and deep learning. Recent publications include works on high-resolution imaging of live cells and enhancements in hydrogen-gas sensor sensitivity.

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Hirotsugu Ogi

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Deep-Learning Generation of High-Resolution Images of Live Cells in Culture Using Tri-Frequency Acoustic Images

Sensitivity enhancement of hydrogen-gas sensor by sub nm Au on Pd surface of a wireless quartz resonator

Development of a focused-ultrasound spectroscopic-imaging system combined with optical imaging for applying mechanical stimulation on living cells and the possibility of selective stimulation for the nucleus

Elastic constants of GaN grown by the oxide vapor phase epitaxy method

GHz surface-wave phononic crystal biosensor using a Fano resonance at the bandgap edge

High sensitivity biosensing scheme based on a GHz phononic crystal waveguide

Deep-Learning-Assisted Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy for Cubic Solids

Determination of the electron trap level in Fe-doped GaN by phonon-assisted conduction phenomenon

Variable repetition frequency asynchronous optical sampling method without a feedback loop

Suppression of Brillouin oscillation in transparent free-standing diamond thin films in picosecond ultrasound

Effect of interfacial damping on high-frequency surface wave resonance on a nanostrip-bonded substrate

Lattice thermal conductivity in isotope diamond asymmetric superlattices

The angular dependence of magnetization dynamics induced by a GHz range strain pulse

Elastic constant of dielectric nano-thin films using three-layer resonance studied by picosecond ultrasonics

MEMS hydrogen gas sensor with wireless quartz crystal resonator

Enhancement of sensitivity of Pd-based hydrogen-gas sensor by plasma exposure studied by wireless quartz resonator

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Hirotsugu Ogi

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