Faculty Members IWAI Morio

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IWAI Morio

Assistant Professor

  • Electrical, Electronic, and Communication Engineering
  • [Master's Program] Electrical, Electronic, and Communication Engineering

Degrees Obtained

  • Doctorate (Engineering) Field of degree: Engineering

Fields of Research

  • Biomedical measurement engineering
  • Information processing engineering

Profile

  • Doctoral Program of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Iwate University Graduate School of Engineering (Ph.D. in Engineering) - March 2017
  • Iwate University Research Center for Industrial Science and Technology in Research Center for Manufacturing Technology, Research Division of Hanamaki
  • Satellite, Research Fellow - (April 1, 2017 - March 31, 2018)
  • Iwate University Faculty of Science and Engineering, Department of Systems Creation Engineering Department of Electrical and Electronic Communication Course, Assistant Professor - (April 1, 2018 - continued)

Research Themes

Development of bio-signal measurement and automatic diagnosis technology

In recent years, bio-signals are utilized in various situations. In addition, extending healthy life expectancy has become a major issue in Japan that is a super-aging society. Therefore, I aim to develop a system that can measure bio-signals without contact and diagnose health automatically. In bio-signal measurement, I especially focus on measuring cardiac signals using SQUIDs, capacitive electrodes and infrared device. In addition, as a feature extraction technique for automatic diagnosis, I focus on digital filters, statistical / probabilistic methods (independent component analysis, etc.).

Teaching Philosophy

I would like to develop human resource that can accturately grasp personal and social issues, and think and act on their own. Especially, I think that it is important to think and act on their own, and I do education that emphasizes autonomy.