Masahiro Motosuke

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University of Tokyo

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Masahiro Motosuke is a Professor at Tokyo University of Science in Japan. His research spans various areas including microfluidics, biosensors, and electrokinetic flow, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as nanoparticle accumulation, sweat ion detection, and the characterization of dielectric properties in cancer cells. His work also focuses on the development of innovative sensor technologies and methods for manipulating fluids at the microscale.

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Hikari Watanabe

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University of Tokyo

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Hiroyuki Matsui

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Yamagata University

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Munetoshi Sakai

Associate Professor

Ibaraki University

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Articles (13)

Velocity-based analysis of mainstream direction effects on low-speed region formation and oscillation in dilute polymer solution around triangular pillars in microchannel

Characterization of liquid-thickness distribution in micropores on elastic surface under sliding and pressurizing conditions

Biosensor development for low-level acetaldehyde gas detection using mesoporous carbon electrode printed on a porous polyimide film

Tuning AC Electrokinetic Flow to Enhance Nanoparticle Accumulation in Low‐Conductivity Solutions

Wearable Ion Sensors for the Detection of Sweat Ions Fabricated by Heat-Transfer Printing

Air-Bubble-Insensitive Microfluidic Lactate Biosensor for Continuous Monitoring of Lactate in Sweat

Continuous-flow electrorotation (cROT): improved throughput characterization for dielectric properties of cancer cells

Lubrication effects on droplet manipulation by electrowetting-on-dielectric (EWOD)

Efficient nanoparticle focusing utilizing cascade AC electroosmotic flow

Development of a Flexible MEMS Sensor for Subsonic Flow

Gap Effect on Electric Field Enhancement and Photothermal Conversion in Gold Nanostructures

Fluorescence Anisotropy Studies on Bodipy (Pyrromethene 546) Dye as a Novel Thermal Probe

Droplet motion by Leidenfrost phenomenon on Zn plate surfaces with and without ZnO nanorods

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Hikari Watanabe

Hiroyuki Matsui

Munetoshi Sakai

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