Research Divisions & Centers
Manipulating light through matter and controlling matter through light represent crucial research themes for creating exciting value, including next-generation optoelectronic devices and novel optical measurement and manipulation technologies. Our research group aims to develop innovative optoelectronic devices and light manipulation techniques that will contribute to building a prosperous future society. This is achieved through comprehensive research from fundamental studies in condensed matter physics, semiconductor physics, photochemistry, quantum optics, and nano-optics.
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Organic Quantum Optoelectronics(Nakanotani Lab)
Research Themes： Development of High-Performance Organic optoelectronics Based on Quantum State Control of Molecules
Research Keywords： Organic optoelectronics / Photochemistry /Organic semiconductor physics
Graduate School： Graduate School of Information Science and Technology
Major： Course of Electronics for Informatics
Phone： 011-706-9390
Room： 04 103-1 , Northern Campus Building No.5
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Research Themes： DUV nanophotonics
Research Keywords： Nanophotonics / Plasmonics / Nano Spectroscopy & Nano imaging / Photonics in Deep UV
Graduate School： Graduate School of Information Science and Technology
Major： Course of Electronics for Informatics
Phone： 011-706-9395
Room： 04 102-1 , Northern Campus Building No.5
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External Sites： research map Researcher database Atsushi Taguchi
Research Themes： Organic Optoelectronics through Polariton Quantum Condensation
Research Keywords： Organic Semiconductors / Optical Cavities / Nano Photonics / Exciton–Polaritons / Polariton Condensation
Graduate School： Graduate School of Information Science and Technology
Major： Course of Electronics for Informatics
Phone： 011-706-9394
Room： 04 102-1 , Northern Campus Building No.5
Email： Please hover your mouse pointer here.
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