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We are researching the creation of highly functional materials (inorganic materials, inorganic-organic composite materials) that can adsorb various substances in aqueous solutions and gases, and their application to the fields of environment, resources, and medicine. Specifically, we have created inorganic-organic composite materials in which the layers of layered compounds are functionalized by organic ions, and we are conducting research on selective separation and capture technology for metals and organic compounds in aqueous solutions using these functional materials (Fig.1). We are also conducting research on the treatment of acidic exhaust gas (Fig.1).
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Aiming for the advent of a resource and material recycling society, we are developing technology that enables the adsorption and separation of resources and valuable substances in wastewater and exhaust gas using highly functional materials (Fig.2).
We are looking for graduate students to research with us and be the part of Kameda Laboratory.
If you are interested, please contact us using the
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News

26/4/8

On April  6, 2026, Professor Aldes Lesbani and his delegation from Sriwijaya  University visited our laboratory. We will be hosting Mr. Alfan Wijaya  and Mr. Navinda Ramadhan from Sriwijaya University as special visiting  research trainees for a period of two and a half months.

26/4/8

On March 12, 2026, Kameda-sensei visited the  Department of Environmental Engineering at Kasetsart University,  accompanied by M. (Panupong Wethangkaboworn), and received a very warm  welcome. The visit served as an excellent opportunity to introduce  research topics from both sides and discuss potential future  collaborations.

Additionally, we will be hosting a special  visiting trainee from Kasetsart University, Mr. Bhuwis Thepnao, in our  laboratory for two months.

26/4/7

Asumi  Matsumiya has completed the second year of the Master's program in the  Graduate School of Environmental Studies at Tohoku University.

26/2/17

On February 13, 2026, the Kameda Laboratory held a farewell party at Gaprao Thai Cuisine for Asumi Matsumiya (graduating Master’s student) and Zhang Yuxiang (Research Student).

We sincerely thank them for their research achievements and significant contributions to the laboratory.
We wish them every success in their future endeavors.

25/10/9

Member updated.

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