Koji Hasegawa

Associate professor

Kogakuin University

Japan

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Koji Hasegawa is an Associate Professor at Kogakuin University in Japan. His research focuses on the dynamics of droplets in acoustic levitation, self-healing ceramics, and related phenomena. Recent articles include investigations into evaporation-induced freezing, coalescence and mixing dynamics of droplets, and the effects of reflector geometry on levitation stability.

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Tetsuro Yanaseko

Associate Professor

Kogakuin Daigaku - Hachioji Campus

JAPAN

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Akiko Kaneko

Associate Professor

University of Tsukuba

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Articles (14)

Evaporation-induced freezing dynamics of droplets levitated in acoustic field

Method for evaluating healing state of self-healing ceramics using acoustic emission

Airborne Ouzo: Evaporation-induced emulsification and phase separation dynamics of ternary droplets in acoustic levitation

Fingering Instability of Binary Droplets on Oil Pool

Coalescence and mixing dynamics of droplets in acoustic levitation by selective colour imaging and measurement

Oscillation Dynamics of Multiple Water Droplets Levitated in an Acoustic Field

Cavity and jet formation after immiscible droplet impact into deep water pool

Effects of Reflector Geometry and Sample Radius on Levitation Stability in Acoustic Field

Marangoni fireworks: Atomization dynamics of binary droplets on an oil pool

Self-propelled Leidenfrost droplets on a heated glycerol pool

Diffusion enhancement in a levitated droplet via oscillatory deformation

Heat and mass transfer characteristics of binary droplets in acoustic levitation

Breakup characteristics of levitated droplets in a resonant acoustic field

Acoustically induced breakup of levitated droplets

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Tetsuro Yanaseko

Akiko Kaneko

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