研究室紹介
Opto-electronic device
Department of Advanced Energy Science and Engineering , Faculty of Engineering Sciences
Department of Interdisciplinary Engineering Sciences, Interdisciplinary Graduate school of Engineering Sciences
Department of Interdisciplinary Engineering, School of Engineering
We conduct research on new technologies aimed at realizing next-generation wearable displays and energy production based on nuclear fusion, which is often referred to as the ultimate clean energy source. In particular, our research focuses on next-generation semiconductor lasers that serve as key devices for these applications. Our work spans semiconductor wafer processing for laser fabrication, device characterization, design, simulation, and the use of AI-based techniques.
This laboratory was newly established in fiscal year 2025, and we are looking for motivated and energetic students who are excited to help build the lab from the ground up.
Shown here is an experiment in which light emitted from red, green, and blue semiconductor lasers is projected onto a screen to generate various colors, including white.
Staff
Prof. Tatsushi Hamaguchi
The Main Research Topics
- Research on full-color semiconductor laser fabrication technologies
- Development of phase-locking technologies for realizing ultra-high-power semiconductor lasers
- Development of structured light and optical vortex laser generation technologies, including optical tweezers
