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Challenge to The Limits of Life
Laboratory for Cell Control Engineering
Naoko Nakamura
Assistant Professor, Department of Bioscience and Engineering
College of Systems Engineering and Science


Location: Omiya Campus
 
Laboratory Overview
Tissue and Organ Regeneration by Biomaterials
Various biomaterials are used in medical field. The research target of our laboratory is to investigate the relationship between biomaterials and cells in vitro and in vivo. Based on the findings obtained from fundamental research, we aim to regenerate organs and tissues by preparing materials that can control the function of cells.
Laboratory Character Our laboratory is flesh lab started at 2017. I am aiming for a laboratory that is tough but worthwhile, interesting and fun. Let's do our best together.
Research Outputs You can review research papers in the website below.
https://shibaura.pure.elsevier.com/en/persons/naoko-nakamura
Laboratory Research Field
Biomaterials Tissue Engineering Regenerative Medicine Decellularized Tissue Biocompatibility
Immune Response        
Recent Research Topics
Research for adhesion of biological tissue and artificial materials Development of in vitro blood producing system Development of circulation device for cell capturing and release    
         
Affiliated Conferences
Japanese Society for Biomaterials The Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine Japanese Society for Artificial Organs The Society of Polymer Science The Japanese Society of Inflammation and Regeneration
The Society of Life Support Engineering Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine International Society      
For Social Contributions to the World Sustainability Research for biomaterials will contribute to various research field for medical and dental.
Related Industries
Medical        
         
Applicable Industrial Fields
Biomaterial Bioengineering      
         
Instruments and Devices in this Laboratory
biological clean bench incubator microscope drying oven vacuum pump
         
Research Seeds
Decellularized tissue Surface modification