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

25th Aobayama Concert

Associate Professor, Department of Quantum Science and Energy Engineering (Closing Date: August 31, 2026.)

Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (Closing Date: July 30th, 2026)

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.