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Metallic Materials Properties, Inorganic Materials Analysis and Measurement, and Computational Materials Science (Minami Lab)
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Physical properties of metallic materials, analysis and measurement of inorganic materials, computational materials science, first-principles calculations
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- Assistant Professor南 大地
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