2012 | AIMR

2012

11/07/2012
Microscopic Sandwich
10/12/2012
Professor T. Takahashi -- Discovery of a new topological material --
09/19/2012
Professor S. Samukawa --Production of high quality germanium metal oxide semiconductor (Ge MOS) transistor structure exceeding specifications of 12-nanometer generation technology with the use of ultra-low damage neutral beam oxidation process
09/19/2012
Researcher A. Kumatani and Associate Professor T. Hitosugi -- World record achieved in superconducting transition temperature of transparent superconductor --
08/27/2012
Professor S. Samukawa -- Defect-free Quantum dots with 10 times higher density fabricated by bio-template and neutral beam etching succeeds in light emission --
08/27/2012
Associate Professor T. Fujita -- New active metal catalyst design with apertures of nanosize, catalysis at the atom level clarified --
06/19/2012
NEC and Tohoku University develop a new device for generating electricity from easily accessible heat sources.
06/11/2012
Professor M. Adschiri won the 11th GSC Award awarded by Minister of MEXT.
06/11/2012
Professor H. Ohno -- First demonstration of highly reliable spintronics devices --
06/11/2012
Professor H. Ohno -- The World's Smallest Cell Implementation for a High-Density Standby-Power-Free TCAM in Combination with Silicon/Magnetic Devices --
06/08/2012
Professor T. Matsue -- Development of a microchip which allows for the comprehensive monitoring of cell activity --
06/08/2012
Professor T. Matsue -- Nanoscale imaging of structure and chemical concentration of living cells
05/25/2012
2012 Professor M. Tsukada -- Practical application of simulation software for Scanning Probe Microscopy images --
04/23/2012
Professor K. Tanigaki -- Visualization of the relation between the atom motion "rattling" in the cage structure and thermal conductivity --
04/19/2012
Associate Professor K. Nakayama -- The development in the mass production of amorphous alloy nanowires --
04/06/2012
Professor T.Takahashi -- Discovery of giant Rashba effect at the semiconductor-metal interface -A significant progress for next-generation energy-saving devices --