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Ono Lab
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A lab that manipulates ions to create the devices of the future.
AboutAbout the lab
Controlling fluctuating ions to create new properties and devices.
The Shimpei Ono Lab (Transdisciplinary Research Division, Multi-dimensional Measurement Smart Lab) takes "ions" as its keyword and works on a wide range of topics, from nanoscale device development to monitoring of social infrastructure.
The lab pursues work from basic research to applied development, and collaborates with researchers around the world within an international network.
The lab's mission is to manipulate ions to create the devices of the future.
Inquiries about career consultation or lab visits are accepted through the contact information on the lab's page.
Key terms
- Ion
- An atom or molecule carrying an electric charge. In this lab, devices are made by manipulating ions.
- Nanoscale
- The world of extremely small sizes, measured in units of one billionth of a meter.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to create new properties and devices by controlling fluctuating ions. It carries out work from basic research to applied development, covering topics from nanoscale device development to monitoring of social infrastructure.
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- ProfessorShimpei Ono
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