Junya Suehiro is affiliated with Kyushu University in Japan and specializes primarily in engineering, with a focus on electrical and electronic engineering and biomedical engineering. Their research contributions span a range of topics within engineering, including microfluidic and bio-sensing technologies, gas sensing nanomaterials and sensors, analytical chemistry and sensors, advanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniques, extracellular vesicles in disease, thermal properties of materials, and biosensors and analytical detection.
Their publication record includes significant venues such as AIP Advances, Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, IEEE Sensors Letters, Sensors and Actuators B Chemical, and Sensors. The majority of their works appear in AIP Advances and Japanese Journal of Applied Physics.
Selected recent papers by Junya Suehiro include:
Frequent collaborators of Suehiro include Masafumi Inaba, Michihiko Nakano, Tamer F. Megahed, Takenori Oda, and Masaki Kono. Collaboration with Masafumi Inaba is particularly notable, with a high number of joint publications.
The main fields and subfields of their work break down as follows:
The key topics addressed in their research include:
Junya Suehiro;Guangbin Zhou;Masanori Hara
Junya Suehiro;Nobutaka Nakagawa;Shin Ichiro Hidaka;Makoto Ueda
Junya Suehiro;Ryo Hamada;Daisuke Noutomi;Masanori Shutou
Junya Suehiro;Ryuichi Yatsunami;Ryo Hamada;Masanori Hara
Junya Suehiro;Guangbin Zhou;Hiroshi Imakiire;Weidong Ding
Junya Suehiro;Guangbin Zhou;Masanori Hara
Junya Suehiro;Hiroshi Imakiire;Shin Ichiro Hidaka;Weidong Ding
Junya Suehiro;Ronald Pethig
Junya Suehiro;Guangbin Zhou;M. Imamura;M. Hara
Junya Suehiro;Akio Ohtsubo;Tetsuji Hatano;Masanori Hara
R. Hamada;R. Hamada;H. Takayama;Y. Shonishi;L. Mao
Junya Suehiro;Masanori Shutou;Tetsuji Hatano;Masanori Hara
W. Ding;R. Hayashi;K. Ochi;J. Suehiro
K. Imasaka;Y. Kanatake;Y. Ohshiro;J. Suehiro
Junya Suehiro;Shin Ichiro Hidaka;Shinji Yamane;Kiminobu Imasaka
Junya Suehiro;Noriaki Sano;Guangbin Zhou;Hiroshi Imakiire
Masafumi Inaba;Takenori Oda;Masaki Kono;Nisarut Phansiri
Junya Suehiro;Tetsuji Hatano;Masanori Shutou;Masanori Hara
K.-I. Sakai;D.L. Abella;Y. Khan;J. Suehiro
Y. Khan;K.I. Sakai;E.K. Lee;J. Suehiro
T. Okada;J. Suehiro
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