Mitsuru Sasaki is an associate professor and international joint research staff at IROAST, Kumamoto University, with eight years of focused experience in developing environmentally benign chemical processes from biomass and waste plastics. He combines deep expertise in supercritical fluid and pulsed power technologies with hands-on research in biochemical and separation engineering, translating lab-scale methods into socially useful material clusters. He teaches reaction, separation, and biochemical engineering while leading R&D on organic–inorganic hybrid materials and chemical recycling systems aimed at near-zero solid waste. His work emphasizes regional impact—co-developing systems with municipalities, companies, and residents to apply materials technologies in healthcare and agriculture. Trained as a Dr.Eng. in chemical engineering from Tohoku University, he also brings international perspective from visiting roles across Europe and Southeast Asia. An unusual strength is blending rigorous process engineering with community-driven deployment strategies to ensure technologies are both scalable and socially adopted.
8 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
Dr. Eng., Chemical Engineering, Dr. Eng., Chemical Engineering at Tohoku University
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