Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
Tomoya Tamadate — Aerosol Science & Engineering
A bilingual research portfolio about aerosol physics, nanoparticle growth, ion mobility, particle transport, and process design.
- For
- Aerosol researchers, students, and particle-process engineers
- Worth noticing
- The site links molecular collision models to virtual-impactor geometry and aerosol-jet deposition.
Field notes
The homepage frames aerosol research as a scale-crossing problem, beginning with molecular and ionic collisions and extending to particle separation, transport, and deposition. It names specific methods—including molecular dynamics, probability models, CFD, and particle-trajectory calculations—and presents selected papers from 2019 through a listed 2026 preprint. The process section also points to virtual impactors, HVAC filtration, and aerosol-jet printing as application contexts.
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