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Yamamoto Lab
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The lab works on superconductivity and semiconductors from the perspective of condensed matter physics and nanoscience.
AboutAbout the lab
Superconductivity and semiconductors, from condensed matter physics
Yamamoto Lab is the lab of Associate Professor Yamamoto, who specializes in condensed matter physics and nanoscience.
The Materials Science Course introduction also lists superconductivity and semiconductors as specialties.
The Faculty of Engineering's faculty introduction gives the research fields as superconductivity and electrical conduction functional devices.
Key terms
- Superconductivity
- A phenomenon in which a material's electrical resistance drops to zero when it is cooled below a certain temperature
- Semiconductor
- A material that conducts electricity under some conditions and not under others. It is used as a material for electronic components
- Nanoscience
- The study of phenomena that occur at a scale of about one millionth of a millimeter (one nanometer)
ResearchResearch themes
Based on condensed matter physics and nanoscience, the lab lists superconductivity and electrical conduction functional devices as its research fields.
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- Associate ProfessorKazunuki Yamamoto
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