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Materials Informatics Lab
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A collaborative lab where NIMS researchers supervise doctoral students.
AboutAbout the lab
Doctoral study in materials at NIMS
The Materials Informatics Lab is a collaborative lab established in the Department of Information Systems Engineering in October 2021 through a partnership between the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) and Osaka University.
It is intended for doctoral students. With NIMS as the main campus, NIMS researchers and Osaka University faculty jointly supervise students until they earn their degrees.
The faculty's areas of expertise are described as polymer chemistry, coordination chemistry, electrochemistry, organic synthesis, gas sensors, nanomaterials, and time-series data analysis.
Prospective students can apply to become NIMS Junior Researchers before submitting their application for admission.
Key terms
- Collaborative lab
- A lab within a department where NIMS researchers supervise students together with Osaka University faculty
- NIMS
- Abbreviation of the National Institute for Materials Science. It is the only national research and development agency in Japan dedicated to research in materials science
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- Visiting ProfessorMasayoshi Higuchi
- Visiting Associate ProfessorGaku Imamura
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