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Forecasting eruption transition through geologic and petrologic approaches	NAKAMURA Michihiko (Professor)
Fuel Cell and Energy Storage Using Ion Conduction in Ceramics	KAWADA Tatsuya (Professor)
Functional and Molecular Imaging with Positron Emission Tomography (PET)	TASHIRO Manabu (Professor)
Functional Uniform Nanoparticles Production and Their Industrial Use	MURAMATSU Atsushi (Professor)

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Gastroenteritis virus-binding enteric bacteria for probiotics	Sano Daisuke (Professor)
Generation of Rice Plants Suitable for Biofuel Production	ITO Yukihiro (Associate Professor)

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Hands-On Access Fabrication Facility –Open Facility for MEMS and Semiconductor Prototyping–	TOTSU Kentaro (Professor)
Hardware Development of Brain Computer and its Application to Visual Information Processing	SATO Shigeo (Professor)
High Performance Computer Architectures and their Applications	KOBAYASHI Hiroaki (Professor)
High Sensitivity Radioactivity Measurement at Ultra-Low Radioactivity Environment	INOUE Kunio (Professor)
High-Precision Capturing of 3-D Dental-Arch Shapes and Their Occlusal Relation and its Potential Implementation into CAD/CAM Dentistry	HATTORI Yoshinori (Professor)
High-speed and low-power asynchronous Network-on-Chip system based multiple-valued current-mode logic	HANYU Takahiro (Professor)
High-Speed Vision for Real-Time Motion Analysis	KAGAMI Shingo (Associate Professor)
High-speed X-ray phase tomography with a millisecond-order temporal resolution	YASHIRO Wataru (Professor)
High-Temperature Processes and Measurements of Materials	FUKUYAMA Hiroyuki (Professor)
Highly Functional Semiconductor Lasers and Nanoimaging Applications	YOKOYAMA Hiroyuki (Professor)
Hormone Actions in Human Breast Carcinoma	SUZUKI Takashi (Professor)
Hybridized Organic and Polymer Nanocrystals for Optically Functional Materials	OIKAWA Hidetoshi (Professor)
Hydrogen embrittlement of high strength steels	AKIYAMA Eiji (Professor)

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ICT Use by Teachers and Students in the Classrooms of Elementary and Secondary Schools	HORITA Tatsuya (Professor)