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Kanai Lab
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The lab creates new optoelectronic functional materials based on condensed matter physics.

AboutAbout the lab
Creating new materials on the foundation of condensed matter physics
The Kanai Lab conducts materials science research based on condensed matter physics.
Centering on new optoelectronic functional materials, it aims to create new materials that solve environmental and energy problems.
Students interested in the lab can contact a faculty member using the contact information on the website.
Key terms
- Condensed matter physics
- A field that investigates the mechanisms behind the various properties of materials using the methods of physics.
- Optoelectronic functional materials
- Materials with functions related to light and electricity. They are at the center of this lab's research.
NewsLab news
Paper by a master's student accepted by Communications Materials
Paper by a doctoral student published in Chemical Physics Impact
Paper by a doctoral student published in Chemistry of Materials
Paper by a doctoral student published in Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
Paper by a doctoral student published in Chemical Physics Letters
ResearchResearch themes
The Kanai Lab conducts materials science research based on condensed matter physics. Centering on new optoelectronic functional materials, it aims to create new materials that solve environmental and energy problems.
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- Kaname Kanai
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