Members

Taisuke Sasaki Dr. (Eng.)
Group Leader,
Nanostructure Analysis Group,
Research Center for Magnetic and Spintronic Materials, NIMS.
E-mail: SASAKI.Taisuke[at]nims.go.jp

Educational Background:

  • March 2003 B.S. Osaka Prefecture University (Supervisor: Prof. Kenji Higashi)
  • March 2005 M.S. Osaka Prefecture University (Supervisor: Prof. Kenji Higashi)
  • March 2008 University of Tsukuba (Supervisor: Prof. Kazuhiro Hono)
  • Work Experience:

  • April 2008 – March 2009 Post-doc, National Institute for Materials Science
  • April 2009 – March 2011 Post-doc, The University of Alabama
  • April 2011 – March 2016 Researcher, National Institute for Materials Science
  • April 2016 – March 2019 Senior researcher, National Institute for Materials Science
  • April 2019 – Principal researcher, National Institute for Materials Science
  • July 2019 – Lecturer, Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo (Cross appointment)
  • Awards and Honors:

  • 2003 Shirasagi award
  • 2004 Best poster award
  • 2013 Encouraging prize, Metallographic contest, Japan Institute of Metals and Materials
  • 2013 2012 TMS Light Metals Magnesium Best Paper - Fundamental Research Award
  • 2013 Young scientist award, Japan Magnesium Association
  • 2013 Excellent Poster Award, Asian Symposium on Magnesium Alloys (ASMA5)
  • 2014 Young scientist award, Japan Institute of Metals and Materials
  • 2014 Young scientist award, Japan Institute of Light Metals
  • 2015 Young scientist award, MRS-J
  • 2016 2015 TMS Light Metals Magnesium Best Paper - Fundamental Research Award
  • 2018 Murakami young scientist award, Japan Institute of Metals and Materials
  • 2019 Award of excellence, Metallographic contest, Japan Institute of Metals and Materials
  • 2019 The Young Scientist’s Prize, The Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
  • 2020 Tsukuba Encouragement Prize
  • Research Interests:

    Clarification of processing-structure-property relationship in various metallic materials via the use of advanced electron microscopes (SEM and TEM) and 3D atom probe (3DAP)
  • Development of high performance light alloys such as Mg alloys and Al alloys
  • Microstructure analysis and development of Nd-Fe-B permanent magnet
  • Microstructure analysis of magnetic thin films and devices
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