Shinji Matsuo is affiliated with NTT in Japan and is an active researcher primarily in the field of Engineering, with a strong focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Their research portfolio includes substantial contributions to Photonic and Optical Devices as well as Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices. They have also worked on Optical Network Technologies, Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing, Advanced Photonic Communication Systems, Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies, and Advanced Memory and Neural Computing.
Their recent publication record illustrates a concentration on directly modulated lasers and membrane laser technologies, often integrating advanced materials such as silicon carbide and silicon dioxide. Notable papers include:
Matsuo's frequent coauthors include Takuro Fujii, Koji Takeda, Nikolaos-Panteleimon Diamantopoulos, Hidetaka Nishi, and Tatsurou Hiraki. Collaboration with these researchers appears recurrent across numerous publications.
The researcher's work is often published in venues that include:
Their research contributions span multiple subfields, primarily Electrical and Electronic Engineering, with intersections into Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, as well as Artificial Intelligence, Biomedical Engineering, and Materials Chemistry. This multidisciplinary approach reflects a broad scope within the engineering domain.
Kengo Nozaki;Takasumi Tanabe;Akihiko Shinya;Shinji Matsuo
Shinji Matsuo;Akihiko Shinya;Takaaki Kakitsuka;Kengo Nozaki
Eiichi Kuramochi;Kengo Nozaki;Akihiko Shinya;Koji Takeda
Kengo Nozaki;Akihiko Shinya;Shinji Matsuo;Yasumasa Suzaki
Koji Takeda;Tomonari Sato;Akihiko Shinya;Kengo Nozaki
Kengo Nozaki;Akihiko Shinya;Shinji Matsuo;Tomonari Sato
Suguru Yamaoka;Nikolaos Panteleimon Diamantopoulos;Hidetaka Nishi;Ryo Nakao
Muhammad Danang Birowosuto;Hisashi Sumikura;Shinji Matsuo;Hideaki Taniyama
Tatsurou Hiraki;Takuma Aihara;Koichi Hasebe;Koji Takeda
Shinji Matsuo;Tomonari Sato;Koji Takeda;Akihiko Shinya
Shinji Matsuo;Koji Takeda;Tomonari Sato;Masaya Notomi
M. D. Birowosuto;H. Sumikura;S. Matsuo;H. Taniyama
Shinji Matsuo;Takuro Fujii;Koichi Hasebe;Koji Takeda
Kengo Nozaki;Shinji Matsuo;Takuro Fujii;Koji Takeda
Nikolaos-Panteleimon Diamantopoulos;Hidetaka Nishi;Wataru Kobayashi;Koji Takeda
Shinji Matsuo;Akihiko Shinya;Chin-Hui Chen;Kengo Nozaki
Kengo Nozaki;Shinji Matsuo;Takuro Fujii;Koji Takeda
Seiji Fukushima;Takashi Kurokawa;Shinji Matsuo;Haruki Kozawaguchi
S. Matsuo;T. Segawa
Akihiko Shinya;Shinji Matsuo;Yosia;Takasumi Tanabe
Masaya Notomi;Akihiko Shinya;Kengo Nozaki;Takasumi Tanabe
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