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Tanaka Lab
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A lab that builds nanofunctional devices from functional oxides and two-dimensional materials.
AboutAbout the lab
Creating new material devices through nanostructure design.
Tanaka Lab researches novel nanofunctional material devices using functional oxides, two-dimensional atomic-layer materials, and others.
By combining techniques for making artificial nanoheterostructures with ultrafine fabrication techniques, the lab builds extreme nanostructures.
The lab's website also offers a lab introduction video.
Key terms
- Functional oxide
- An oxygen-containing material used for its electrical, magnetic, or other properties.
- Two-dimensional atomic-layer material
- A material in which atoms spread out in a thin layer.
- Nanoheterostructure
- A structure that combines materials with different properties at a scale of about a nanometer (one billionth of a meter).
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Tanaka Lab creates artificial nanoheterostructures from functional oxides, two-dimensional atomic-layer materials, and others, and finishes them into extreme nanostructures using ultrafine fabrication techniques. In this way, the lab aims to create novel nanofunctional material devices.
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- ProfessorHidekazu Tanaka
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