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Electrochemical Biotechnology (National Institute for Materials Science, Okamoto Lab)
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Power generation mechanisms of electrogenic bacteria; data-driven chemical biology using high-throughput measurement systems; resource recovery technologies based on material-bacteria interactions (research conducted at the National Institute for Materials Science)
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- Professor岡本 章玄
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