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Materials Ultrafine Process Engineering Lab
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A lab that uses electron microscopy to explore the relationship between the structure and properties of materials in the nanoworld.
AboutAbout the lab
Uncovering the properties of materials from their nanoscale structure.
The Materials Ultrafine Process Engineering Lab analyzes the relationship between ultrafine structures and material properties at nanometer spatial scales and nanosecond time scales.
Using the latest transmission electron microscopy, electron diffraction, and electron and X-ray spectroscopy, the lab investigates inhomogeneities in materials, typified by crystal lattice defects.
Based on the results of these analyses, the lab advances materials design.
The lab conducts education and research aimed at elucidating universal, common principles that lie at the foundation of materials science.
Key terms
- Transmission electron microscope
- A microscope that passes an electron beam through a thin specimen to magnify and observe its internal structure
- Crystal lattice defect
- A part of a crystal where the regular arrangement of atoms is disrupted. It affects the properties of materials
- Metastable structure
- An arrangement of atoms that is not the most stable state but is maintained as it is
ResearchResearch themes
The lab investigates the relationship between ultrafine structures and material properties by analyzing it at nanometer and nanosecond scales. Based on the information obtained, it advances materials design.
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- Associate ProfessorKazuhisa Sato
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