Taketoshi HIBIYA

Taketoshi HIBIYA, Ph.D. Former Professor, Graduate School of SDM, Keio University
Honorary Advisor of SDM Research Institute, Lecturer
Biography
After obtaining a master's degree in Applied Chemistry, Department of Engineering in Keio University, Taketoshi Hibiya joined NEC Corporation (1971-2001). He earned a Ph.D. in engineering in materials science (1978) and worked as a research fellow in NEC's Fundamental Research Laboratories and as senior researcher for Space Technology Corporation (1986-2004). He was invited to Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) as visiting researcher (1997) and Tokyo Institute of Technology as visiting professor (1997-2002). He joined the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Graduate School of System Design, Tokyo Metropolitan University as professor (2002-2007). He then joined SDM when it was established in April 2008 and retired in March 2011. He is a member of the Science Council of Japan.
Research Interests
- Large scale systems engineering (basic science)
- Heat/mass transport process
- Microgravity science using space environment, where there is no buoyancy and hydrostatic pressure and interfacial behavior is enhanced.
- Thermophysical property measurement under microgravity using electromagnetic levitation on board the European experimental module "Columbus"
Major Publications
Book
- A. Croll,T. Hibiya, S. Shiratori, K. Kakimoto and L. Liu, Chapter 7 Marangoni Convection in Crystal Growth, in Crystal Growth Processes Based on Capillarity,
Ed. By T. Duffer, John-Wiley, in press (2010). - T. Hibiya and S. Ozawa, "Chapter 3 Marangoni flow and surface tension of high temperature melt" in "High-Temperature Measurements Materials", Series "Advances in Materials Research", pp. 39-59. ed. by H. Fukuyama and Y. Waseda, Springer (2009).
- Taketoshi Hibiya, Hiroyuki Fukuyama, Takao Tsukada and Masahito Watanabe, "Thermophysical Properties of Molten Silicon", in "Crystal Growth Technology, From Fundamentals and Simulation to Large-scale Production"Chapter 4, ed. H. J. Scheel and P. Capper, John Wiley-VCH, 2008, pp.103-136.
- T. Hibiya and Peter Görnert, "LPE of Garnets, Liquid Phase Epitaxy of Electronic, Optical and Optoelectronic Materials ed. by Peter Capper and M. Mauk,Wiley and Sons, UK, (2007), pp.305-339.
Journal
- T. Hibiya, K. Morohoshi and S. Ozawa, Oxygen partial pressure dependence of surface tension and its temperature coefficient for metallic melts: a discussion from the viewpoint of solubility and adsorption of oxygen, Journal of Materials Science, DOI 10.1007/s10853-009-4107-2 (2010)
- S. Ozawa, K. MorohoshiT. Hibiya, and H. Fukuyama, Influence of Oxygen Partial Pressure on Surface Tension of Molten Silver, Journal of Applied Physics, vol107, 014910 (2010).
- S. Ozawa, T. Koda, M. Adachi, K. Morohoshi, M. Watanabe andT. Hibiya, The influence of temporal phase difference ofm= ±2 oscillations on surface frequency analysis for levitated droplets, Journal of Applied Physics, 106, 034907 (2009)_
- T. Hibiya, M. Watanabe, S. Ozawa, T. Tsukada, Thermophysical Property Measurement of Molten Thermophysical Property Measurement of Molten Semiconductors: Preparatory Work for SEMITHERM Program; High Temperature Material Processes ; vol. 27, No6, (2008) 449-460.
- N.Yamane, K. Nagafuchi, S. Shiratori, H. Okubo, N. Sato andT. Hibiya, Experimental study on time evolution of Marangoni flow instability in molten silicon bridge,Journal of Materials Science(2005),40, pp. 2221-2225.
- Taketoshi Hibiya and Ivan Egry, Thermophysical property measurements of high temperature melts: results from the development and utilization of space, Measurement Science and Technology,16 (2005) pp.317-326
- H. Kawamura, H. Fukuyama, M. Watanabe and T. Hibiya, Normal spectral emissivity of undercooled liquid silicon,Measurement Science and Technology, 16,2005, pp.386-393.
Intellectual Property Rights
- Patents for Faraday Rotator for an Optical Device
- Patent for Magnetooptic Garnet
Academic Affiliations
- IEEE Fellow (since 1998)
- European Low Gravity Research Association (ELGRA)
- Japan Association for Crystal Growth
- Japan Society of Microgravity Application,
- Japan Society of Applied Physics
- The Society for Thermophysical Properties
Awards
- 2009 Best Paper Award from the Japan Society Welding Engineering Society
- 2008 Best Paper Award from the Japan Society of Thermophysical Properties
- 1995 Best Paper Award from the Japan Society of Thermophysical Properties
- 1994 Best Book Award from Nikkan-Kogyo-Shimbun
- 1989 Best Paper Awards from the Japan Association for Crystal Growth
- 1988 Minister Prize of Science and Technology Agency
Research Groups
- Science and Technology System Laboratory
- Information Systems Perspective Investigation and Requirement Engineering Laboratory (INSPIRE Lab)
- Strategic Social Education System Laboratory
- Semiconductor Technology Laboratory
- Strategic Systems Design Laboratory
- Laboratory of Organizational Management