Keiji Sasaki began his career at Fujitsu Laboratories, focusing on quantum dot optical devices before transitioning to academia. He served as a full professor at Hokkaido University, where his research centered on pioneering work in optics, plasmonics, and nanomaterials, particularly the manipulation of nanoparticles using light.
Following a distinguished career in both corporate research and academia, he appears to maintain an interest in the broader technology landscape. His background in optical devices and stated interest in companies like Fujitsu and Amdocs suggest a continued focus on telecommunications and enterprise technology sectors.
Unique fact: Based on his research at Fujitsu, he co-founded QD Laser, Inc. , a spin-off venture company focused on quantum dot laser technology.
Keiji Sasaki
Retirement at Career Break
Aichi, Japan
Overview
Topics They Care About
Optical Manipulation
His recent research and publications focus extensively on using lasers and optical forces to select, sort, and manipulate nanoparticles.
Quantum Dots
His foundational research at Fujitsu was in semiconductor quantum dot optical devices, which later became the basis for a spin-off company.
Nanophotonics
As a professor at Hokkaido University, his primary research fields included nanophotonics, plasmonics, and developing novel techniques for biochemical analysis using light.
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Work History
2-2023
Retirement at Career Break
Research Staff at Fujitsu
Education
Keiji has no verified education history
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Location : Aichi, Japan
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Designation : Retirement at Career Break
