Mochizuki Lab

AboutAbout the lab

Designing new materials inside a computer

Mochizuki Lab works on developing materials based on computational materials science and on elucidating the mechanisms behind their properties.
Developing materials with excellent functions without using expensive rare metals or toxic elements harmful to the human body is regarded as an important research challenge in resource-poor Japan.
Using first-principles calculations that employ no empirical parameters at all, the lab designs materials inside a computer and takes on the search for new materials that could play a leading role in the next generation.
The research fields listed include phonons, symmetry, negative thermal expansion materials, ferroelectrics, and surfaces.

MembersFaculty

• LecturerYasuhide Mochizuki

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