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Kansai Center Materials and Chemistry Area Research Institute for Materials Fundamentals Photofunctional Materials Emergence Group (AIST) Lab
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The Photofunctional Materials Emergence Group at the AIST Kansai Center.
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The Photofunctional Materials Emergence Group at the AIST Kansai Center.
The Photofunctional Materials Emergence Group is a group within the Research Institute for Materials Fundamentals, Materials and Chemistry Area, at the Kansai Center of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST).
It is listed among the labs of the Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Osaka University, where Visiting Professor Hirokazu Masai is introduced as a member.
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- Visiting ProfessorHirokazu Masai
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