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Environmental and Energy Nano Applications Lab
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The lab develops fabrication processes and materials for low-power devices using nanofabrication technology.
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Solving environmental and energy problems with nanofabrication technology
The Environmental and Energy Nano Applications Lab develops process technologies and materials technologies for making low-power devices in order to solve environmental and energy problems.
Its research uses the nanofabrication facilities and technologies of the Nanotechnology Center of the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research.
This lab is established as an in-house concurrent-appointment field of the center.
Key terms
- Low-power device
- An electronic component or element that needs only a small amount of electricity
- Nanofabrication
- Processing that cuts or shapes materials at extremely small dimensions
- Process technology
- The sequence of steps from raw materials to a finished device, and the technology for carrying them out
ResearchResearch themes
This lab aims to solve environmental and energy problems and develops technologies for making low-power devices. It conducts its research using the nanofabrication facilities and technologies of the Nanotechnology Center of the Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research.
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- Associate ProfessorTaketoshi Matsumoto
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- Top image: “Reinraum BBS Automation Blaichach” Clemenspool / CC0 (cropped)
- Technology development for low-power devices: “Clean room” Uploaded by Duk 08:45, 16 Feb 2005 (UTC) / Public domain (cropped)
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