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67693603.Pdf Title 大阪府立大学工学研究科年報 2012 Author(s) Editor(s) 大阪府立大学大学院工学研究科 Citation 大阪府立大学工学研究科年報. 2012 Issue Date 2013-05-01 URL http://hdl.handle.net/10466/12931 Rights http://repository.osakafu-u.ac.jp/dspace/ 目 次 大阪府立大学大学院工学研究科 組織表（Organization） ………………………………………………… 001～000 機械系専攻（Mechanical Engineering） 機械工学分野（Department of Mechanical Engineering） ……………………………………………… 003～029 航空宇宙海洋系専攻（Aerospace and Marine System Engineering） 航空宇宙工学分野（Department of Aerospace Engineering） ………………………………………… 031～043 海洋システム工学分野（Department of Marine System Engineering） ……………………………… 45～057 電子・数物系専攻（Electronics, Mathematics and Physics） 数理工学分野（Department of Mathematical Sciences） ……………………………………………… 059～068 電子物理工学分野（Department of Physics and Electronics） ………………………………………… 069～095 電気・情報系専攻（Electrical Engineering and Information Science） 電気情報システム工学分野（Department of Electrical and Information Systems） ………………… 097～116 知能情報工学分野（Department of Computer Science and Intelligent Systems） ………………… 117～140 物質・化学系専攻（Materials Science and Engineering） 応用化学分野（Department of Applied Chemistry） …………………………………………………… 141～181 化学工学分野（Department of Chemical Engineering） ………………………………………………… 183～198 マテリアル工学分野（Department of Material Science） ……………………………………………… 199～220 研究費補助および共同研究等 ………………………………………………………………………………… 221～245 学位論文題目リスト：修士（工学） …………………………………………………………………………… 247～256 学位論文題目リスト：博士（工学） …………………………………………………………………………… 257～258 被顕彰者 ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 259～261 外国からの来訪者 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 262 「大学院工学研究科年報2012年度版」刊行に寄せて 工学研究科長 池田 良穂 公立学校法人大阪府立大学は、今年、創基130年を迎えます。その源流は、明治16年に開設された獣 医学講習所だと言われており、そこから数えると130年となります。戦後、大阪府立大学、大阪女子大学、 大阪府立看護大学の３つが大阪府立の新制大学として設置され、平成17年にはすべての府立の大学が統 合され、公立大学法人大阪府立大学として法人化されています。 工学部は昭和24年に設置されており、昭和28年には大学院工学研究科が設置されました。この当時は、 大学院は学部の上に付加された教育・研究組織で、教員は工学部に所属しており、そこから大学院に教 えに行くというスタイルでした。平成になって、主要国立大学は、大学院を中心にした教育研究組織に 組み替えられ、これを大学院重点化または部局化と呼んでいます。すなわち、教員は大学院に所属して 教育研究を行い、そこから学部に教えに行くスタイルに変わったのです。大阪府立大学の工学部も、平 成12年に部局化を行い、大学院を中心とする高度研究型大学へと変身しました。 現在、本学大学院工学研究科には６専攻、11分野があり、学士教育を行う工学部・工学域には10学科・ 課程があります。本研究科では、公立大学法人大阪府立大学が掲げる「高度研究型大学～世界に翔たく 地域の信頼拠点～」の理念のもと、その中核組織として、最先端の研究を行い、それに基づく教育によ って社会が求める優秀な学生を育成すると共に、200名余りの教員がもつ知識と知恵を地域社会に還元 することに日夜努力をしています。 本工学研究科年報は、平成24（2012）年４月から翌年３月までに、工学研究科の教員や学生が発表した 著書、論文、国際会議録、解説・総説や、国際会議や国内学会での講演、新聞・雑誌記事への掲載を網 羅的に紹介しています。また、巻末には科学研究費等の外部資金の獲得状況、工学研究科を巣立ってい った学生の修士、博士の学位論文のリストも掲載しています。 ご紹介した研究成果の中には、学会等からその優秀さを認められて表彰されたものも多くあります。 それも巻末の被顕彰者のリストにまとめています。 国際交流は、本学の学問レベルを高めて世界的な標準以上にしていくためには欠かせません。毎年、 たくさんの教員・学生が海外に出かけて、論文発表、研究、調査などをしていますが、工学研究科の教 員を訪問して研究交流をする海外の研究者もたくさんいます。そのリストも掲載しました。 このように本学工学研究科における活動と研究成果のすべてが本年報にリストアップをされていますの で、ぜひお目通しいただき、ご活用いただけるテーマがあれば、各教員のホームページ等をご覧いただ いて直接コンタクトをとっていただくか、本学地域連携研究機構の産学官連携室または工学研究科リエ ゾンオフィスにお問い合わせをいただければ幸いです。 2013年４月 大阪府立大学大学院工学研究科 組織表 専攻機械系 大学院 工学研究科 機械工学分野 航空宇宙海洋 生命環境科学研究科 系専攻航空宇宙工学分野 理学系研究科 海洋システム工学分野 電子・数物 経済学研究科 系専攻数理工学分野 大阪府立大学 人間社会学研究科 電子物理工学分野 電気・情報 看護学研究科 系専攻電気情報システム工学分野 総合リハビリテーション学研究科 知能情報工学分野 物質 ・ 化学系専攻 応用化学分野 化学工学分野 マテリアル工学分野 工学部 機械工学科 学部 航空宇宙工学科 生命環境科学部 平成23年度までの 海洋システム工学科 入学生 理学部 数理工学科 電子物理工学科 経済学部 電気情報システム工学科 人間社会学部 知能情報工学科 応用化学科 看護学部 化学工学科 総合リハビリテーション学部 マテリアル工学科 生産技術センター 現代システム科学域 学域 平成24年度以降の 工学域 電気電子系学類 情報工学課程 入学生 電気電子システム工学課程 生命環境科学域 数理システム課程 地域保健学域 電子物理工学課程 機構等 高等教育推進機構 物質化学系学類 応用化学課程 化学工学課程 地域連携研究機構 マテリアル工学課程 国際交流推進機構 機械系学類 航空宇宙工学課程 21世紀科学研究機構 海洋システム工学課程 学術情報センター 機械工学課程 学生センター 1 機械系専攻 機械工学分野 教 授 伊 藤 智 博 井 前 讓 大久保 雅 章 大多尾 義 弘 菊 田 久 雄 須 賀 一 彦 杉 村 延 広 瀬 川 大 資 高比良 裕 之 三 村 耕 司 村 瀬 治比古 横 山 良 平 吉 田 篤 正 准教授 石 原 正 行 岩 村 幸 治 楳 田 努 金 田 昌 之 木 下 進 一 黒 木 智 之 新 谷 篤 彦 谷 水 義 隆 涌 井 徹 也 講 師 中 嶋 智 也 助 教 大 藏 将 史 小笠原 紀 行 片 岡 秀 文 亀 尾 佳 貴 小 林 友 明 中 川 智 皓 福 田 弘 和 水 谷 彰 夫 安 田 龍 介 山 田 哲 也 陸 偉 1．学術論文，国際会議Proc. ■ 準静的－動的遷移速度域における両端および中間部を ■ Transient thermoelastic analysis for a functionally 拘束された長柱の動的座屈挙動 graded circular disk with piecewise power law 三村耕司，菊井巧也，西出直広，楳田 努，陸 偉， N. 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