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--> OutlineMessageMissions & History3GeV SR FacilityOrganizationPartnersAccess & Contact ResearchersReseachers Cross Fertilization Division Next-generation detection system Smart Lab Big data Smart Lab Data visualization Smart lab International collaboration Smart lab SR Core Research Division Functional measurement Smart lab Multimodal measurement Smart lab Multiscalel measurement Smart lab Interface measurement Smart lab Spin measurement Smart lab Bio-spectroscopic measurement Smart lab Innovation and Technology Transfer Division Materials Science / Energy / Environment Smart Lab Electronics Smart Lab Future Medical / Drug Discovery Smart Lab Agriculture / Food Smart Lab Joint Research Division Synchrotron Next Generation Measurement Science Collaboration Research Division Co-creation Research Center ActivitiesCooperationAllianceOutreachPublic RelationsPhoSIC JP Close Researchers Next-generation detection system Smart Lab Smart lab, Research department Next-generation detection system Smart Lab Members Professor YASHIRO Wataru International Center for Synchrotron Radiation Innovation Smart Concurrent : Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials Associate Professor YAMAMOTO Susumu International Center for Synchrotron Radiation Innovation Smart Concurrent : Institute of Multidisciplinary Research for Advanced Materials Research Activities Exploring the frontiers of the 4D world We live in a 4D world of three dimensions (3D) plus time, but in the 4D spatio-temporal domain of less than the order of micrometers and less than the order of milliseconds, there is a vast unknown world that is inaccessible even with the most advanced measurement technology.   In our laboratory, we are developing new imaging technologies that dramatically exceed the conventional limits by making full use of quantum properties of high-energy beams such as X-rays, advanced micro/nano fabrication technologies, and data science technologies. We are taking on the challenge of opening up the uncharted 4D world.   We are working on the following research themes.   1. Development and application of millisecond temporal-resolution 4DX-ray tomography   We have succeeded in developing millisecond temporal-resolution X-ray tomography (CT) for the first time in the world by making full use of synchrotron radiation and state-of-the-art data science technologies.   2. Development of X-ray elastography   We are developing a technique to visualize the distribution of elastic moduli inside a sample with high spatial resolution by X-ray imaging. It is expected to be applied to medical diagnosis and functional soft material research.   3. Development of X-ray optical elements   We are developing optical elements to realize X-ray imaging beyond the conventional limit by using advanced micro/nano fabrication technology.   4. Exploring new modalities By combining X-ray structural analysis of surfaces and interfaces with X-ray imaging techniques using advanced X-ray interferometry, we are also challenging to develop new modalities, such as visualizing the spatial distribution of structural parameters of surfaces and interfaces. Temporal and spatial resolution of methods for nondestructive three-dimensional observation of the interior of an object opaque to visible light (W. Yashiro et al., Appl. Sci. 2021, 11, 8868). An example of real-time 4D X-ray CT observation of the tensile fracture process of tire rubber (temporal resolution: 10 msec) (click here for movie). Smart lab site ResearchersReseachers Cross Fertilization Division SR Core Research Division Innovation and Technology Transfer Division Joint Research Division Co-creation Research Center Top of Page Policy Sitemap Archive © Tohoku University --> International Center for Synchrotron Radiation Innovation Smart, Tohoku University © Tohoku University @ This site uses COOKIEs to offer you a better browsing experience and to record access logs. Read more about COOKIEs. Accept all COOKIEs no cache