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* Profile [#eb80405a]
- Kohei Yamasue
- Associate Professor, Tohoku University
- Nanoscale dielectric measurement systems, Dielectric nano-devices lab., Research Institute of Electrical Communication
- Nanoscale dielectric measurement systems, Dielectric nano-devices lab., Computing System Platforms Division, Research Institute of Electrical Communication
- Birth: 1979
- Nationality: Japanese

* Research field [#r9ed8e59]
- scanning probe microscopy
- nonlinear dynamics and its control

* Professional experience [#xb4a3223]
- 2016 July-Present, Associate Professor, Tohoku University, Japan
-- Dielectric nano-scale measurement systems, Dielectric nano-devices, Research Institute of Electrical Communication
- 2010 April-2016 June, Assistant Professor, Tohoku University, Japan
-- Dielectric nano-devices, Research Institute of Electrical Communication
- 2008 August-2010 March, Assistant Professor, Kyoto University, Japan
-- Department of Electronic Science, Graduate School of Engineering
-- Venture Business Laboratory
- 2007 April-2008 July,  Postdoctoral fellow, Kyoto University, Japan
-- Venture Business Laboratory

* Education [#ba869173]
- March 2007 Ph. D., Kyoto University
-- Department of Electrical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
-- Advisor: Professor Takashi Hikihara
-- Thesis: Studies on Time-Delayed Feedback Control of Chaos and its Application to Dynamic Force Microscopy [KURENAI:http://hdl.handle.net/2433/136231]

- March 2004 M. E., Kyoto University
-- Department of Electrical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering
-- Advisor: Professor Takashi Hikihara
-- Thesis, On Global Behavior of Solutions in Time Delayed Feedback Controlled Duffing Systems

- March 2002, B. E., Kyoto University
-- Undergraduate School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
-- Advisor: Professor Takashi Hikihara 
-- A numerical study on coexistence and stabilization of solutions in a time-delayed feedback controlled magnetoelastic system