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Hajime Takano, Ph.D.

Hajime Takano, Ph.D.

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Research Assistant Professor of Neurology
Department: Neurology

Contact information
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Abramson Research Center
3615 Civic Center Boulevard, Room 409
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Office: 2155901744
Education:
B.S. (BiomolecularEngineering)
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan , 1992.
M.S. (Bioengineering/Biotechnology)
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan , 1994.
Ph.D. (Bioengineering/Biotechnology)
Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan , 1997.
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Description of Research Expertise

Technology Development
• High speed calcium imaging of neuronal networks and related data analysis
• Integration of fluorescence lifetime measurement system on two photon microscopy
• Quantitative image analysis for massive imaging data (>10,000 images)
• Integrating a high speed camera into two photon microscopy
• Building optical stimulation devices using digital mirror arrays
• Protocol development for ATP imaging with a photon counting CCD camera
• Building a scanning near-field optical microscopy
• Microfabrication of cell culture platforms for studying inter-cellular signaling
• Developing subsurface imaging tool using scanning probe microscopy

Advanced Microscopy
Teach and instruct advanced imaging technique including multi-photon microscopy, second harmonic generation, laser scanning confocal microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, fluorescence spectra, FRET, FRAP, scanning probe microscopy (AFM, EFM, FFM, SNOM) for chemical and biological analysis.

Programming - Image Analysis, Data Analysis, Statistical Analysis
Labview(instrumentation), Matlab(data and image analysis, GUI)

Microfabrication and Nanotechnology
BioMEMS, Softlithography, Microcontact Printing; expert on fabricating and characterizing self-assembled monolayer, polymer thin films, Langmuir-Blodgett films, and immobilized proteins on the solid surfaces.

Analytical Chemistry
HPLC, electrochemically modulated liquid chromatography (EMLC), EMLC-mass spectroscopy detection, FT-IR
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Last updated: 01/14/2013
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