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Challenging Individual Research Division Lab
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This is a division of the Forefront Research Center where individual researchers pursue challenging projects.
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Challenging, emerging research driven by free thinking
The Challenging Individual Research Division is one of the divisions of the Forefront Research Center, Graduate School of Science, The University of Osaka.
On the center's project research introduction page, individual projects are listed under this division, one for each principal investigator.
Associate Professor Masayuki Ochi, who belongs to the Kuroki Group in the Department of Physics, is the principal investigator of “Development of high-accuracy first-principles calculation methods based on wave function theory.”
“Creation of ultra-trace mass spectrometry imaging through precise fluid control of pico-liquids,” by Associate Professor Yoichi Otsuka of the Toyoda Group (Mass Spectrometry Group), ended with fiscal year 2024 (Reiwa 6).
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The mission of the Forefront Research Center is to foster a research environment in which researchers can take on unknown challenges with free thinking. In this division, individual projects are listed by principal investigator; among those currently listed is “Development of high-accuracy first-principles calculation methods based on wave function theory.”
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- Associate Professor (Concurrent)Masayuki Ochi
- Associate Professor (Concurrent)Yoichi Otsuka
- Project Assistant ProfessorRyota Mizuno
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