Vol.8 No.2 <Mar>
Revolutionizing Japanese-Originated Mesoporous Materials
Contents
Revolutionizing Japanese-Originated Mesoporous Materials
- Discovery and Development of Japanese-Originated Mesoporous Materials
- Prof. Kazuyuki Kuroda
Faculty of Science and Engineering,
Waseda University
- Mesoporous Materials
-A Potential Source of Innovation
- Katsuhiko Ariga
MANA Principal Investigator
Supermolecules Group, MANA
- Synthesis of Mesoporous Metal and Fabrication of Thin Film
-Creation of the World's Most Advanced Metallic Nanomaterial by "Electrochemical Planting"
- Yusuke Yamauchi
MANA Independent Scientist
- Novel Mesoporous Carbon Based Materials for Energy and Environment
- Ajayan Vinu
MANA Independent Scientist
- Mesoporous Sensors for Water Purification from Toxic Metals
- Sherif A. El-Safty, Ahmed Shahat, Wojciech Warkocki
Materials Research Laboratory for Environmental & Energy
- New Hierarchical-type Mesoporous Materials
-Drug Delivery System Featuring Repeated Automatic Release/Stop
- Qingmin Ji, JSPS fellow
Katsuhiko Ariga, MANA Principal Investigator,
Supermolecules Group, MANA
Research Highlights
- Development of Ultrafine Crystalline Cubic Boron Nitride Sintered Cutting Tool
-Toward Realization of Mirror Finish Processing of Steel Materials
- Takashi Taniguchi
Group Leader, High Pressure Group,
Exploratory Nanomaterials Research Laboratory
- New Possibilities of Super-Hard Coating
- Makoto Watanabe, Masayuki Komatsu,
Seiji Kuroda (Managing Director),
Coating Materials Group, Hybrid Materials Center
Face Interview
- If it isn't fun, it isn't research!
- Kohmei Halada
Managing Director, Center for Strategic Natural Resources
NIMS NEWS
- The 1st Symposium on ICNSEE
- 2010 International Workshop on Photocatalysts and
Environmental Purification Materials and 3rd Japan-China
Symposium on Photocatalytic Materials
- Special Symposium on Tsukuba Innovation Arena-nano
- NIMS Researchers Win the German Innovation Award, Gottfried Wagener Prize 2009
- NIMS Researchers Receive an Award from TMS
- NIMS Signed Comprehensive Collaborative Agreement with
Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology (WIN) at University
of Waterloo (UW) Canada
