Materials Physics Laboratory
Research on reliability analysis, which is highly evaluated in Japan and abroad
Our laboratory is currently measuring and analyzing material properties at the micro-level using a micromechanics test method we developed and applying the results in designing various industrial products through computer simulations. Reliability analysis methods developed by our laboratory have become an international standard, winning high evaluations in Japan and abroad. Recently, our laboratory was in the spotlight for developing a new material composed of nanoparticles.
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College of Engineering
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Materials Science and Engineering
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Faculty Name
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KARIYA, Yoshiharu
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Academic Society
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The Japan Institute of Metals and Materials The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers The Minerals, Metalsand Materials Societ（TMS） |
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Keyword
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Numerical analyses, Fracture mechanics, Structure mechanics
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Study Fields
Materials science and engineering
Mechanical engineering
Reliability engineering
Mechanical engineering
Reliability engineering
For Society
Our reliability evaluation technologies are used to develop semi-conductor products, hybrid cars, and electric vehicles, to name a few. Our graduates are engaged in developing such products as an engineer.
Research Themes
- Measurement of the strength of nano- or micro-structures.
- Strength analyses of micro-structures through computer simulations.
- Research on novel bonding technologies that allow neat separation.