NIMS Researchers Gave Invited Talks at the International Symposium "KRIS 2025"
2025.08.29
The international symposium "KRIS2025," organized by the National Institute of Technology (KOSEN), was held at Hitotsubashi Hall in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo on August 24 (Sun) and 25 (Mon), 2025.
In each session, one invited speaker was scheduled. Out of the ten sessions, seven researchers from NIMS (refer to photos) were invited to give invited talks.
In addition to introducing their own research, they encouraged KOSEN faculty members and students to engage in collaborative research at NIMS.
Through this symposium, NIMS expects to see a larger number of participants in the “NIMS Joint Research Hub Program”, more students joining NIMS internship program, a greater number of faculty members on long-term stay for one year at NIMS, and more KOSEN graduates aspiring to become NIMS engineers in the near future.
Photos of invited talks
Dr. Ryo Matsumoto (Senior Researcher, Frontier Superconducting Materials Group, MANA)
Presentation title: Exploration of superconducting materials using high-pressure technique
Dr. Mitsuhiro Ebara (Deputy Director, Research Center for Macromolecules and Biomaterials)
Presentation title: Smart Polymer Technologies for Global Health
Dr. Keitaro Sodeyama (Deputy Director, Center for Basic Research on Materials)
Presentation title: Computational materials design using supercomputer simulations and data-driven science
Dr. Tetsushi Taguchi (Group Leader, Polymeric Biomaterials Group, Research Center for Macromolecules and Biomaterials)
Presentation title: Development of Tissue Adhesive Materials based on Fish-derived Gelatin for Biomedical Applications
Dr. Akiko Itakura (NIMS Special Researcher, In-situ Electron Microscopy Technique Group, Center for Basic Research on Materials)
Presentation title: Visualization of hydrogen permeation through vanadium membrane
Dr.Takahide Yamaguchi (Principal Researcher, Surface Quantum Phase Materials Group, MANA)
Presentation title: Field-effect transistors based on hydrogen-terminated diamond
Dr. Hirofumi Suto (Senior Researcher, Magnetic Functional Device Group, Research Center for Magnetic and Spintronic Materials)
Presentation title: Materials Research for Advanced Magnetic Storage that Supports Today's Information Society
