Hatano Asuka

ハタノアスカ | Hatano Asuka

Affiliation and department：
Homepage URL (1)： http://www.fml.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/

Research field (1)： Biomedical engineering

Research keywords (3)： Finite Element Method , Cardiomyocyte , Bio-simulation

Research theme for competitive and other funds (6)：

2020 - 2023 Development of interatomic potential for polymer/solid interface and its application to the tribochemical reacted film
2019 - 2023 バーチャル心筋細胞の実現-機械学習による実形状モデル生成・統合解析・統計評価-
2016 - 2019 Development of multi-scale dislocation dynamics and conversion of basal plane dislocation to threading edge dislocation in SiC film growth process
2016 - 2019 Development of stochastic nonlinear finite-element method for simulating biomaterial with uncertainty
2013 - 2015 A study on the effect of cardiomyocyte intracellular urtrastructure and functional molecures by integrated simulation with realistic cardiomyocyte mesh

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Papers (42)：

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MISC (25)：

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Professional career (1)：

Work history (4)：

2018/03 - 現在 The university of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering Lecturer
2013/04 - 2018/03 the university of Tokyo Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professor
2012/04 - 2013/03 The university of Tokyo project researcher
2010/04 - 2012/03 日本学術振興会特別研究員 DC2

Awards (8)：

2016/04 - the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Incentive award of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
2014/03 - The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Certificate of Merit for Best Presentation,Materials & Mechanics Division
2012/03 - Graduate school of Frontier Sciences, the university of Tokyo Dean’s Prize
2011 - International Academy of Cardiovascular Sciences, Japan Section Young investigator award in cardiovascular sciences, First Prize
2010/09 - 19th International Conference of the Cardiovascular system dynamics society Kiichi Sagawa Young Investigator’s Award, 1st place

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