Tatsuya Suda is affiliated with University Netgroup Inc. in the United States. Their research spans several main fields of study including Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Engineering, and Medicine. Within these areas, the scientist has contributed to subfields such as Biomedical Engineering, Cell Biology, Physiology, Molecular Biology, and Biophysics.
Their work focuses on topics related to Cellular Mechanics and Interactions, Microfluidic and Bio-sensing Technologies, Erythrocyte Function and Pathophysiology, Molecular Communication and Nanonetworks, Gene Regulatory Network Analysis, and Cell Image Analysis Techniques.
Suda's recent publication record includes the paper titled "Roles of Remote and Contact Forces in Epithelial Cell Structure Formation", published in 2020 in the Biophysical Journal. This paper has been cited 18 times. The Biophysical Journal is a frequent venue for their work.
Collaborations feature several co-authors with whom Suda has published multiple times. Notable frequent co-authors include:
In recognition of their contributions, Tatsuya Suda was named an IEEE Fellow in 2001 for work related to the advancement of high-speed networks.
C. Oliveira;Jaime Bae Kim;T. Suda
J.J. Bae;T. Suda
T. Nakano;T. Suda;M. Moore;R. Egashira
Tadashi Nakano;Tatsuya Suda;Yutaka Okaie;Michael J Moore
Tatsuya Suda;Michael Moore;Tadashi Nakano;Ryota Egashira
M.-J. Moore;T. Suda;K. Oiwa
Michael J. Moore;Tadashi Nakano;Akihiro Enomoto;Tatsuya Suda
D. Hong;T. Suda
Brett J. Vickers;Célio Albuquerque;Tatsuya Suda
M. Moore;A. Enomoto;T. Nakano;R. Egashira
Keita Fujii;Tatsuya Suda
M. Murata;Y. Oie;T. Suda;H. Miyahara
M. Wang;T. Suda
Douglas C. Schmidt;Donald F. Box;Tatsuya Suda
K. Fujii;T. Suda
Douglas C. Schmidt;Tatsuya Suda
Keita Fujii;Tatsuya Suda
J. Suzuki;T. Suda
T. Takine;T. Suda;T. Hasegawa
Yuji Oie;Tatsuya Suda;Masayuki Murata;Hideo Miyahara
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