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Kinoshita Lab
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A lab that uses physics to push memory devices toward ultra-high performance and high density.
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Tackling memory device challenges with physics
The Kinoshita Lab works on making memory devices ultra-high-performance and high-density.
Memory devices store information as electronic data and process it at high speed.
To support a modern society where the amount of information keeps growing, memory devices must achieve even higher performance and density.
The lab takes on this challenge using knowledge of physics.
Key terms
- Memory device
- A device that stores information as electronic data and processes it at high speed
ResearchResearch themes
To support a modern society where the amount of information keeps growing, memory devices are required to achieve ultra-high performance and high density. The Kinoshita Lab tackles this challenge using knowledge of physics.
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- Kentaro Kinoshita
- Yumeng Zheng
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