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Planetary Interior Materials Science Group (Kondo)
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Experimental study of the behavior and phase transitions of materials from the surface to the interior of Earth and planets, based on geophysics and solid-state physics, using high-pressure and high-temperature apparatus combined with various measurement methods
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- Professor近藤 忠
- Associate Professor大高 理
- Associate Professor西 真之
- Assistant Professor境家 達弘
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