I was born in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, completed my M. Degree in Environmental Engineering (2012) from Hokkaido University under the guidance of Prof. Bunshi Fugetsu. Currently, I belong to Nanosummit. Co.Ltd and has been working as a collaborative researcher at the University of Tokyo.

My major study is focused on developing nano applications by making use of nanocarbon (ex: graphene, carbon nanotube), and environmental purification adsorbents. The examples of nano-applications can show thermal heater films and transparent conductive films by utilization of carbon nanotube dispersions solution based on industrial methods.

Besides, the example of an environmental remediation agent is a so-called nano-nano hybrid adsorbent that is included Prussian blue (inorganic) and Nano cellulose (organic).

Above mentioned material enables us to develop a novel adsorbent that aims for eliminating radioactive cesium effectively, leading to chemically stability without decomposition in seawater.
This product can provide us to be lower cost and make manufacture facilely.

I believe that it has great potential to solve not only the Fukushima disaster but also global issues all over the world.