Yosuke Mizuno
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2
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51
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2
About
Yosuke Mizuno is a leading figure in the development of advanced optical fiber sensors and tribological systems. His research spans the design and characterization of novel polymer optical fiber (POF) sensors, with a particular focus on leveraging the fiber fuse effect for curvature and dynamic angular monitoring. In a landmark 2018 Letter, Mizuno demonstrated that POFs damaged by the fiber fuse effect can serve as highly effective curvature sensors, achieving superior performance compared to pristine POFs when subjected to angles of up to 25°. This work, which has garnered 25 citations, represents a significant contribution to the field of smart materials and structural health monitoring. Additionally, his earlier investigation into the tribological performance of ceramics in lubricated ultrasonic motors (2016, 26 citations) showcases his versatility in addressing friction and wear challenges in precision actuators. With a growing body of work that bridges fundamental physics and practical engineering, Mizuno’s research continues to inspire innovations in optical sensing and mechanical systems.
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- 1Tribological performance of ceramics in lubricated ultrasonic motors26 citations · 2016
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