Energy harvesting materials
Ceramic-polymer composites that turn vibration and waste heat into electricity.
Nagoya Institute of Technology
Electroceramics Laboratory Martin group
From material synthesis to performance evaluation, for the environment, energy and medicine.
About
We handle materials from synthesis to evaluation.
We develop chemical synthesis processes and physical evaluation techniques, centered on electroceramics. Joint research with FAU (Germany) and IIT-BHU (India) gives students the chance to work abroad.
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Research
Reliability of lead-free piezoceramics
Evaluation under realistic conditions to reveal how fatigue occurs.
Electromechanical response under load
Applying field, stress and temperature together to track domain motion (with FAU).
Contact
Prof. Ken-ichi Kakimoto / Assoc. Prof. Alexander Martin
Email: example@example.ac.jp
Access
Environmental Ceramics, Dept. of Life Science and Applied Chemistry, Nagoya Institute of Technology
Gokiso-cho, Showa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 466-8555, Japan
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