Research Fields: Nanotechnology / Materials

Development of catalytic reaction system for direct synthesis from CO2 and diols	Keiichi Tomishige (Professor)
Oxide Electronics	Tomoteru Fukumura (Professor)
Development of the cyclotron accelerator and its application	Masatoshi Itoh (Professor)
Peptide formation under high P and T conditions: new carbon fibers	Takeshi Kakegawa (Professor)
Chemical imaging devices which operate in severe environments	Izumi Muto (Professor)
Neutron scattering study on macroscopic quantum phenomena	Taku J Sato (Professor)
Advanced Technology on Flexible Liquid Crystal Displays	Hideo Fujikake (Professor)
Development of Advanced Device and Process Technologies and New Image Sensors	Shigetoshi Sugawa (Professor)
Prediction and Prevention of Fractures	Hideo Miura (Professor)
Transport Control of Semiconductor Quantum Structures and Highly Sensitive NMR	Yoshiro Hirayama (Specially Appointed Professor(Research))
Magnetic Materials (Permanent Magnets, High Frequency Materials, Microwave Absorbers)	Satoshi Sugimoto (Professor)
Development of Novel Scintillator and Piezoelectric Crystals	Akira Yoshikawa (Professor)
Advanced Control of Microstructure and Property of Structural Metallic Materials	Tadashi Furuhara (Professor)
Development of Solid-State-Ionics Materials for Energy Conversion, Storage and Utilization	Hitoshi Takamura (Professor)
X-Ray Phase Imaging for High-Sensitive Non-Destructive Testing	Atsushi Momose (Professor)
Creation of a high functional bio-interface using laser fabrication	Masayoshi Mizutani (Professor)
Morphology Control of Alloy Nanoparticles by Restrict Controlling of Metal Complex	Hideyuki Takahashi (Professor)
Development of High Sensitive Magnetic Sensor Operating at Room Temperature with Tunnel Magnetoresistance Devices	Yasuo Ando (Professor)
Innovative Preparing and Thick Coating Technique without Heat Affected Zone and Phase Transformation	Kazuhiro Ogawa (Professor)
Development of Interconnect Materials and Processes for High Performance and High Reliability Electric Devices	Junichi Koike (Professor)

Development of catalytic reaction system for direct synthesis from CO2 and diols

Keiichi Tomishige (Professor)

Oxide Electronics

Tomoteru Fukumura (Professor)

Development of the cyclotron accelerator and its application

Masatoshi Itoh (Professor)

Peptide formation under high P and T conditions: new carbon fibers

Takeshi Kakegawa (Professor)

Chemical imaging devices which operate in severe environments

Izumi Muto (Professor)

Neutron scattering study on macroscopic quantum phenomena

Taku J Sato (Professor)