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Research interests

Research Topics

  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Revolutionizing Heat Management with High-Performance Cerium Oxide Thermal Switches
  • Laboratory of Molecule & Life Nonlinear Sciences
    Bridging the Gap: From Frequent Molecular Changes to Observable Phenomena
  • Nikon Imaging Center
    Fluorescence Radial Fluctuation enables two-photon super resolution microscopy.
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Peeling off single-crystalline thermoelectric oxide films
  • Laboratory of Mathematical and Physical Ethology
    Nematodes joy ride across electric voltages
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Solid-state thermal transistor demonstrated —An effective, stable solid-state electrochemical transistor has been developed, heralding a new era in thermal management technology.—
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Clarification of material properties for clearly better displays
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Clarification of the origin of high electron mobility for ultra-high-definition display materials —A big step toward realizing ultra-high mobility transparent oxide thin film transistors exceeding 100 cm2/Vs—
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Practical thermoelectric material that shows stable performance at high temperatures in air is discovered — Oxide thermoelectric material with good reproducibility and high performance at a practical level —
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Turn an insulator into a high-temperature superconductor with a single electric switch! — A big step forward in the development of all-solid-state superconducting devices that do not use electrolytes —
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    A discovery that defied common wisdom! A single-crystal that is less likely to transfer heat than a polycrystalline — Guidelines for designing low thermal conductivity materials —
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Record-setting thermoelectric figure of merit achieved for metal oxides
  • Laboratory of Functional Nanomolecular Materials
    Using a soft crystal to visualize how absorbed carbon dioxide behaves in liquid
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Record-high room temperature thermoelectric figure of merit for metal oxides — Great expectations for the realization of stable and practical thermoelectric conversion materials —
  • Laboratory of Nanostructured Functional Materials
    High pressure is key for better optical fibers
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Transparent Transistor that Transmits Deep Ultraviolet — Novel Biosensor —
  • Laboratory of Functional Nanomolecular Materials
    Metal-organic frameworks can separate gases despite the presence of water
  • Laboratory of Photo-System Physics
    A gold butterfly can make its own semiconductor skin
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Caught a glimpse of the operation mechanism of advanced memory device!
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Electron sandwich doubles thermoelectric performance
  • Laboratory of Functional Thin Film Materials
    Thermoelectric energy conversion using blue LED material —New design guideline toward high performance thermoelectric material—
  • Laboratory of Nanostructured Functional Materials
    “Ion billiards” cue novel material synthesis method
  • Laboratory of Nanostructured Functional Materials
    Discovery of a new physical phenomenon “inverse tunnel magnetocapacitance (iTMC)” —Laboratory of Nanostructured Functional Materials—
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    Laboratory of Experimental Mathematics
    Building trust, not hate: When people know each other, cooperation is more likely than conflict
  • Laboratory of Green Photonics
    Using solid-state materials with gold nanoantennas for more durable solar cells
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