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Cooperative Graduate Program with NIMS and AIST (Toshiharu Makino) Lab
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A graduate program format for studying electronic and physical engineering in cooperation with NIMS and AIST.
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Studying electronic and physical engineering in partnership with NIMS and AIST
The Cooperative Graduate Program with NIMS and AIST is a graduate program format run by the Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram at the University of Tsukuba in cooperation with NIMS and AIST.
The Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram covers applied physics centered on measurement as an application of physics, nanotechnology that opens up the ultra-small world, and advanced electronics that pioneers the electronics of the future.
The areas of expertise of the faculty in the Cooperative Graduate Program include diamond, spintronics, power electronics, nano-optics, and materials science.
Key terms
- Nanotechnology
- A field that opens up the ultra-small world. It is one of the fields covered by the Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram.
- Advanced electronics
- A field that pioneers the electronics of the future. It is one of the fields covered by the Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram.
ResearchResearch themes
The Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram conducts research in applied physics centered on measurement as an application of physics, nanotechnology, and advanced electronics. In the Cooperative Graduate Program, run in cooperation with NIMS and AIST, the areas of expertise of the faculty include diamond, spintronics, power electronics, nano-optics, and materials science.
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- Professor (AIST)Toshiharu Makino
- Professor (AIST)Shinji Yuasa
- Professor (AIST)Hiroshi Imamura
- Associate Professor (AIST)Kazutoshi Kojima
- ProfessorKen-ichi Uchida
- ProfessorYoshihiko Takano
- ProfessorNaoki Fukata
- ProfessorSeiji Mitani
- ProfessorGenki Yoshikawa
- Associate ProfessorSatoshi Ishii
- ProfessorYuya Sakuraba
- ProfessorTakahide Yamaguchi
- Associate ProfessorSoushi Iimura
- Associate ProfessorHiroaki Sukegawa
- ProfessorYoshihiko Takeda
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