Yuichi IkuharaPrincipal Investigator, Ph.D.
| Job | Principal Investigator, AIMR, Tohoku University Professor, The University of Tokyo |
|---|---|
| Group | Materials Physics Group |
| Laboratory | Y. Ikuhara Laboratory |
| Address | Room 212, AIMR ANNEX building, Katahira Campus (2-1-1, Katahira, Aoba-ku ,Sendai 980-8577) |
| Tel | +81-22-217-5929 |
| yuichi.ikuhara.b3@tohoku.ac.jp | |
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Research Interests
- Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy (1988-)
- Crystal Interface and Grain Boundary (1988-)
- Dislocation Technology (1988-)
- Ceramics (1988-)
Main Publication List
- J. K. Wei, B. Feng, R. Ishikawa, T. Yokoi, K. Matsunaga, N. Shibata, and Y. Ikuhara, “Direct imaging of atomistic grain boundary migration,” Nature Materials, 20, 951-955(2021).
- K. Nakayama, R. Ishikawa, S. Kobayashi, N. Shibata and Y. Ikuhara, “Dislocation and oxygen-release driven delithiation in Li2MnO3”, Nature Communications, 11, 4452 (2020).
- D. Q. Yin, C. L. Chen, M. Saito, K. Inoue, and Y. Ikuhara, “Ceramic phases with one-dimensional long-range order,” Nature Materials, 18, 19-23 (2019).
- S. Kondo, A. Ishihara, E. Tochigi, N. Shibata, and Y. Ikuhara, “Direct observation of atomic-scale fracture path within ceramic grain boundary core,” Nature Communications, 10, 2112 (2019).
- S. Kobayashi, A. Kuwabara, C. A. J. Fisher, Y. Ukyo, and Y. Ikuhara, “Microscopic mechanism of biphasic interface relaxation in lithium iron phosphate after delithiation,” Nature Communications, 9, 2963 (2018).
Award
- Medal with Purple Ribbon (2016)
- Sosman Award, American Ceramics Society (2015)
- Academician, World Academy of Ceramics (2013)
- Fellow, The American Ceramics Society (2011)
- Humboldt Research Award , Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (2010)
Related Information
- 09/03/2024 Press Releases Going Chiral: Breakthrough in Synthesizing Carbon Nanotubes with Precise Chirality
- 08/09/2024 Media & Award Prof. Yuichi Ikuhara elected as a MSA Fellow
- 06/24/2024 Media & Award Prof. Yuichi Ikuhara won the NIMS Award 2024
- 04/25/2023 Media & Award Prof. Yuichi Ikuhara won the Ichimura Prize in Science for Excellent Achievement
- 03/15/2023 Media & Award Prof. Yuichi Ikuhara elected recipient of Japan Academy Prize
- 06/28/2021 Research Highlights Grain-boundary structure: When microscopy and theory stretch beyond two dimensions
- 02/22/2021 Research Highlights Grain-boundary structure: Resolving atomic structure into polyhedra
- 04/08/2020 Media & Award Ikuhara and Adschiri labs won the Japan Institute of Metals and Materials Metallography Award
- 01/28/2019 Research Highlights Crystal structure: Fourth crystallographic phase uncovered
- 11/30/2018 Research Highlights Metal oxide nanoparticles: Scrutinizing cerium oxide from all angles
- 10/01/2018 Media & Award Dr. Ikuhara received "The Hatsujiro Hashimoto Medal"
- 05/28/2018 Research Highlights Magnetic materials: Atoms near boundary determine magnetism
- 02/26/2018 Research Highlights Oxide materials: Fabricating 2D conductors
- 10/18/2017 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara recieved 2017 Hattori Hoko Award
- 11/16/2016 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara awarded the Medal with Purple Ribbon
- 07/04/2016 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara selected as the CerSJ Fellow
- 10/31/2015 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara received Robert B. Sosman Award and Lecture
- 10/15/2015 Press Releases Patterning Oxide Nanopillars at the Atomic Scale
- 04/02/2015 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara received The JIM Tanikawa-Harris Award
- 02/18/2015 Press Releases Atomic Structure Identified in Coherent Interfaces between Superhard Materials of Diamond and Boron Nitride
- 07/01/2014 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara Elected World Academy of Ceramics Academician
- 01/30/2014 Press Releases Successful design and control of ceramics dislocation core atomic
- 01/29/2014 Press Releases Successful imaging of the atomic structure of shark teeth
- 04/09/2013 Media & Award Prof. Ikuhara won the Prize for Science and Technology from MEXT
- 04/03/2013 Press Releases Atomic scale one-dimensional magnet
- 01/08/2013 Press Releases Discovery of a periodic array of quasi-one-dimensional electron tunnel in an oxide
- 06/29/2009 Research Highlights Atomic structures: Titanium coming out on top