Advancing Quantum Computing with Zinc Oxide Quantum Dots

Past vs. Modern Flood Risk: Impacts of Rainfall, Terrain, and Urban Growth

Using Sound Waves to Turn Iron and Water Directly into Magnetic Nanoparticles

Built-in Quantum Sensor Detects Bending Stress in Microscopic Devices

Researchers Identify "Green Thumb" Molecule That Drives Leaf Stalk Growth in Plants

26th Aobayama Concert

Associate Professor, System Development Division, Supercritical Fluid Research Center, and Department of Chemical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering (Closing Date: October 30, 2026.)

Technical assistant, Hybrid Nanomaterials Laboratory, Chemistry of Molecular Systems, Department of Applied Chemistry (Closing Date: Until the position is filled)

25th Aobayama Concert

Driving Force #41 is now available. At my core is a “relationship with the environment and nature.” I aim to contribute to society through my technological capabilities.