Keita Shimada

Associate Professor

Nihon University

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Keita Shimada is an Associate Professor at Nihon University in Japan. His research areas encompass the microstructural analysis of materials, including amorphous alloys and high-purity metals, particularly focusing on their machining properties and performance under various thermal treatments. His recent publications investigate the effects of laser treatments, plasma processing, and material properties on manufacturing techniques.

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Tsunemoto Kuriyagawa

Tohoku University

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Articles (10)

Relationship between blanking performance and microstructure of annealed Fe–Si–B–Cr amorphous alloy sheets

Relation Between Tensile Strength and Annealing Temperature for High Purity Niobium

Effect of local heating by ultrashort pulsed laser on Fe–Si–B–Cr amorphous alloys and its influence on blanking machinability

Influence of the Impact Angle on Machining in Powder Jet Processing

Atmospheric-pressure plasma-assisted powder jet deposition for thick hydroxyapatite film formation —Effect of atmospheric-pressure plasma jet

High-precision and high-efficiency fabrication of blazed grating by ultrasonic-assisted ultraprecision planing

Picosecond laser-induced nanopillar coverage of entire mirror-polished surfaces of Ti6Al4V alloy

Crystallization behavior and machining properties of annealed Fe–Si–B–Cr amorphous alloys

Effect of ultrafine bubbles on pseudomonas aeruginosa and staphylococcus aureus during sterilization of machining fluid

Effects of Topography and Modified Layer by Plasma-Shot Treatment on High-Speed Steel

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Tsunemoto Kuriyagawa

Keiichi Sasaki

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