WELCOME TO IIZUKA Lab:)
since 2023
Resource Circulation and Environmental Applications
Tohoku University, Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Department of Advanced Social and Environmental Studies
Tohoku University, School of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Intelligence and Aerospace Engineering, Energy and Environment Course
NEWS
We will inform you of the latest news from the Iizuka Laboratory.
- 2026.11.4
- Professor Iizuka ranked among the top 2% of the world’s most influential researchers!
- 2026.9.16
- M2 student Hayakawa and M1 student Abe gave oral presentations at the Environmental Division session of the 57th Autumn Meeting of the Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan!
- 2026.7.4
- Du Guri, a third-year doctoral student, presented their research findings at the international conference “MIWA 2026”!
- 2026.5.12
- Article by Professor Iizuka and Assistant Professor Ho Selected as a Top Cited Article!
- 20256.3.4
- Assistant Professor Ho Hsing-Jung received the 2025 Tokin Science and Technology Award!
- 20256.2.16
- We held a “Cement Chemistry Training” session as part of the SATREPS project.
- 2026.1.21
- A paper in which Professor Iizuka was involved won the Paper Award from the Japan Society of Mineral Resources and Materials Science!
- 2025.11.27
- Associate Professor Ding-Han Wang and his research team from the School of Dentistry, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, along with Professor Guang Hong and Assistant Professor Aobo Ma from the Tohoku University School of Dentistry, visited our laboratory.
Efficiently cycling resources and CO2, for a cleaner environment!
Based on environmental chemical engineering, our group is conducting research on resource circulation and decarbonization systems required for the establishment of a sustainable society, covering a wide range of resource production, utilization, recycling, and disposal. Specifically, our group is developing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies via mineral carbonation of alkaline materials (i.e., byproducts, waste, and minerals), investigating novel mineral materials and innovative electrodialysis techniques for effective water treatment, striving to develop final disposal methods for various waste, and accompanying environmentally hazardous substances. For mineral carbonation technology, our group is also working on establishing accounting methods for CO2 emissions reduction.
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Atsushi IIZUKA
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Hsing Jung Ho
Assitant Professor
IIZUKA LAB Introducing Movie(JP)
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Dr. Ho’s Business Trip to South Africa

Japan Life of Exchenge Students

