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Haruhiro Oigawa, Lecturer
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Under Lecturer Haruhiro Oigawa, this lab studies thin-film and surface/interface physical properties, applied physical properties, and electronic devices and equipment. Its research keywords are surface science, epitaxial growth, and electronic devices. Lecturer Oigawa's papers include work on the surfaces of compound semiconductors and on measurements that combine a scanning tunneling microscope with light.
Nobuhiko Kobayashi, Professor
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The Computational Condensed Matter Physics Lab studies electronic structure calculation theory and transport phenomena from the standpoint of condensed matter theory and computational condensed matter physics. The lab theoretically investigates electronic states and the transport of charge, heat, and spin in nanoscale structures. The list of research topics includes atomic wires, molecular junction systems, organic semiconductors, carbon nanotubes, and graphene. The lab's website introduces it under the name "Kobayashi Lab."
Yuzo Ohno, Professor
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Ohno Lab studies how electron spins behave in semiconductor quantum structures. The faculty profile for the Applied Physics and Engineering degree program lists spintronics and semiconductor quantum structures as research fields. Recent papers include work investigating the mechanism of electron spin relaxation in semiconductor quantum wells and superlattices such as GaAs. The lab's website introduces it under the name "Ohno Lab."
Hideto Yanagihara, Professor
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The Magnetic Functional Engineering Lab conducts broad research, from understanding and applying classical magnetism to new magnetotransport phenomena that lead to spintronics (spin electronics). The lab's research targets thin-film structures controlled at the level of atomic layers. The lab regards the technology for precisely controlled fabrication of oxide magnetic materials, such as iron oxides, as one of its key technologies. The lab's website also introduces it under the name "Yanagihara Lab."
Chiharu Mitsumata, Professor
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The Informatics for Magnetic Materials Lab conducts research on magnetic materials using computational physics and materials informatics. Professor Chiharu Mitsumata belongs to the Spintronics and Magnetics field of the Electronic and Physical Engineering Subprogram. Papers listed in the researcher directory include studies that use machine learning and topological data analysis to investigate losses and coercivity in magnetic materials.
Takeaki Sakurai, Professor
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The Semiconductor Materials Lab develops semiconductor materials for solar energy conversion and power electronics, and investigates their properties. The materials it works with include nitrides, oxides, chalcogenides, perovskites, diamond, and organic semiconductors. Its research topics are compound semiconductor solar cells, photocatalysts that split water using light, wide-bandgap semiconductors such as diamond, and organic semiconductors. The lab also collaborates with researchers in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Islam Muhammad Monirul, Associate Professor
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The Energy Materials and Devices Lab fabricates thin-film semiconductors and investigates their crystal structure, defects, and interface properties. Its subjects include thin films of bismuth vanadate (BiVO4), used in photoelectrodes that split water under light, CIGS and perovskite solar cells, and molybdenum disulfide (MoS2). The lab's faculty member, Associate Professor Islam Muhammad Monirul, works in the fields of "thin-film and surface/interface physical properties" and "crystal engineering." His research keywords include solar cells, photocatalysis, and electrochemistry.
Yoshikazu Ito, Professor
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The lab conducts broad research that spans nanomaterial synthesis, measurement of physical properties, catalyst development, and application to energy devices. It investigates the properties of materials in which graphene, a thin sheet of carbon, is given a three-dimensional structure, as well as catalytic reactions based on electrochemistry, with the aim of opening up new nanoscience. In recent years, it has put particular effort into developing carbon-neutral technologies, such as hydrogen energy and the chemical fixation of carbon dioxide. On the lab's website, the lab is introduced under the names "Ito Lab" and "Ito-Chida Lab."
Ryu Hasunuma, Associate Professor
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The Nanostructure Control Lab studies nanoelectronics, semiconductor processes, and gate dielectrics technology. On the research page, the SiO2 group is introduced with "Dreams. Adventure. Welcome to the ultra-small world!" and the SiC group with "New materials for the future, taking on the energy problem." The researcher profile of the lab's faculty member lists SiC, Si, SiO2, and reliability as research keywords. The lab's website also introduces it under the name "Yamabe-Hasunuma Lab," but the content of the site dates from around 2017.
Hironori Okumura, Associate Professor
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The Ultra-Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Lab uses ultra-wide bandgap semiconductors such as GaN, AlN, Ga2O3, and Al2O3 to study devices for optics and electronics. Its research covers crystal growth, devices for high power and high temperature, pixel detectors for particles, and biomedical devices. The lab recruits undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdocs from around the world. If you are interested, email the lab to arrange a meeting. On the lab's website, it is presented under the name "Okumura Group."
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