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2026/08/05 Vacancies Associate Professor, System Development Division, Supercritical Fluid Research Center, and Department of Chemical Engineering, Graduate School of Engineering (Closing Date: October 30, 2026.)
2026/08/05 Research PressRelease New Molecule Class Creates Hardy, Drought Tolerant Plants
2026/06/30 Vacancies Technical assistant, Hybrid Nanomaterials Laboratory, Chemistry of Molecular Systems, Department of Applied Chemistry (Closing Date: Until the position is filled)
2026/06/30 Research PressRelease Rice Grown on the Moon?
2026/06/25 Research PressRelease Mystery Solved! The Physics Behind Next-Generation Janus Semiconductors
2026/06/17 Research PressRelease Silicon-Compatible Nanocomposite Garnet Enables Better, Simpler Optical Isolators
2026/06/12 Research PressRelease Rare-Earth-Free Zinc Oxide Achieves a First in Stress-to-Light Conversion
2026/05/29 Research PressRelease Spin Wave Signals Used in Computing Boosted Over 5,000 Times in Z-Shaped Path Approach
2026/05/26 Announcement 25th Aobayama Concert
2026/04/24 Research PressRelease AI Automates Quantum Dot Voltage Tuning: Toward Scaling Up Quantum Computing
2026/04/22 Research PressRelease New Physics-Based AI Model Opens Frontiers in Dielectric Materials Exploration
2026/04/22 Research PressRelease First Actual Measurement of "Attempt Time" in Nanomagnets After 70 Years of Assumptions
2026/04/10 Vacancies Associate Professor, Department of Quantum Science and Energy Engineering (Closing Date: August 31, 2026.)
2026/04/03 Research PressRelease Living Brain Cells Enable Machine Learning Computations
2026/03/24 Research PressRelease Ultrasonic Welding Creates Lithium-Garnet Interface in Seconds
2026/03/12 Announcement 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.
2026/02/17 Research PressRelease Magnetic Gear Reconfigures the Yagi-Uda Antenna for Future 6G Developments
2026/02/13 Announcement Driving Force #40 is now available. Evidence-based, resilient urban development through the power of simulation.
2026/02/09 Research PressRelease Why Does Rough Grinding Make Stainless Steel More Prone to Corrosion? Researchers examined corrosion behavior of stainless steel in salt water, fining that manganese sulfide may be the answer to this long held mystery.
2026/02/05 Announcement 24th Aobayama Concert
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