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Strongly Correlated Electron Physics Lab
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Strongly correlated electron physics: research and education on the properties of strongly correlated electron systems using leading domestic research facilities, including unconventional superconductors (cuprates, organic, iron-based)
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- Commissioned Professor石井 賢司
- Visiting Professor徳永 陽
- Visiting Professor山浦 一成
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