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Kansai Center Materials Chemistry (AIST) Lab
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An AIST lab advancing research on materials such as ceramics and metals, and on their manufacturing processes.
AboutAbout the lab
From materials and manufacturing processes to putting technology to practical use in society.
According to the introduction page for Kansai Center Materials Chemistry, the AIST Chubu Center focuses its research and development on materials such as ceramics and metals, and on their manufacturing processes.
Building on its strengths in these areas, the lab conducts research and development on a variety of functional components, aiming at the social implementation of the technology.
Its main pillars of activity are carrying out the action plan of the national Strategy for Strengthening Materials Innovation Capability, promoting regional innovation, and contributing to future mobility.
Key terms
- Ceramics
- A family of materials made by firing inorganic substances other than metals at high temperatures until they harden
- Manufacturing process
- The steps involved in making a material or component, from raw materials to the finished product
- Social implementation
- Turning technology obtained through research into a form that can actually be used in society, and delivering it to people
ResearchResearch themes
The AIST Chubu Center focuses its research and development on materials such as ceramics and metals, and on their manufacturing processes. It conducts research and development on a variety of functional components, aiming at the social implementation of the technology.
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- Visiting ProfessorTomoki Akita
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- Top image: “SiSic beam” Hshkrc / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Research and development on materials and manufacturing processes: “Ceramics at Makerere University 03” Fiktube / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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