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Iida Lab
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The lab develops environmentally friendly energy conversion materials and systems.
AboutAbout the lab
Creating materials that make the fullest use of energy.
The Iida Lab works on developing energy conversion materials with a low environmental burden, as well as developing systems that use them.
Its guiding theme is "energy conversion material development": materials that make the fullest possible use of the energy that is essential to human activity.
The lab feels that climate change is already becoming apparent, and believes that improving energy and environmental problems requires research and development that looks years and even decades ahead.
The research topics listed include CO2, climate change and energy; waste heat power generation technology; and space colony energy technology.
Key terms
- Energy conversion materials
- Materials that make the fullest possible use of the energy essential to human activity. They are the subject of the lab's development work.
ResearchResearch themes
Centered on developing energy conversion materials that make the fullest possible use of energy, the Iida Lab works on materials and systems with a low environmental burden. The research section of the lab's website lists the topics of CO2, climate change and energy; waste heat power generation technology; and space colony energy technology.
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- ProfessorTsutomu Iida
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- Top image: “Waste block turbine and generator in Iru Thermal Power Plant” Lauri Veerde / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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