IDEGUCHI Takuro

IDEGUCHI Takuro is a faculty member at The University of Tokyo, Department of PHY. His research focuses on optical science, particularly the development of ultrafast spectroscopy and microscopy using ultrashort pulse lasers, including optical frequency combs. These techniques are applied across various fields such as physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, pharmacy, and material science. His group also aims to create interdisciplinary science by integrating optics with nanotechnology and microfluidics. Additionally, he is involved in fostering internationally active researchers through cutting-edge optical science research.

Takuro Ideguchi is a researcher at The University of Tokyo and RIKEN, specializing in laser spectroscopy, microscopy, and biophotonics. His work focuses on developing advanced optical techniques for high-speed, label-free molecular analysis. Key areas include coherent Raman spectro-imaging, dual-comb spectroscopy, and time-stretch infrared spectroscopy. He has pioneered methods for broadband dual-comb spectroscopy, adaptive real-time spectroscopy, and mid-infrared photothermal imaging. His research enables high-throughput molecular fingerprinting and quantitative phase imaging with vibrational sensitivity. These techniques are applied to live-cell imaging and flow cytometry, offering new insights into biological systems through non-invasive optical probing.