Press Release Update
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2020.09.30Increasing the Deliverable Capacity of Magnesium Metal Batteries through Anode Design
—Techniques Used to Develop Structural Materials Prove Useful in the Development of Low-Cost, Large-Capacity Rechargeable Batteries— -
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2020.09.02World’s First Direct Observation of the Magneto-Thomson Effect
—Thermal Imaging Technique May Facilitate the Development of New Science and Technology on Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism Conversion Phenomena— -
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2020.07.06Development of a Self-Assembled Particle Gel for Promoting Blood Vessel Formation
—Regenerative Medicine Material May Serve as an Affordable Alternative to Expensive Growth Factors— -
2020.06.26Stable Supply of Electrochromic Metallo-Supramolecular Polymer
—For Low-Price and High-Performance Dimming Window— -
2020.06.11Low-Cost, Fly Footpad-Like Adhesive Structure Capable of Repeated Attachment/Detachment
—Recycle-Compatible, Environmentally Friendly Technology Inspired by Footpad Formation Mechanism during Fly’s Pupal Metamorphosis— -
2020.06.10Sm(Fe0.8Co0.2)12 with a Lean Rare Earth Content Exhibits Superb Magnetism
—Compound May Magnetically Outperform Neodymium Magnets— -
2020.05.28Fabrication of a Single-Crystal Giant Magnetoresistive Device on a Polycrystalline Film
—Technique May Promote Practical Use of High-Performance Magnetoresistive Devices Comprising Half-Metallic Heusler Alloys— -
2020.05.12World's Best Magnetocaloric Material for H2 Liquefaction discovered via Machine Learning
—A Step Forward for Enabling Efficient Hydrogen Liquefaction, Vital to the Development of a Hydrogen Society— -
2020.05.12Development of a Small Sensor Capable of Continuously Monitoring the Phytohormone Ethylene
—Technology May Allow Optimal Transportation and Storage of Fruits and Vegetables, Reducing Food Waste— -
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2020.04.01
New NIMS Structural Materials Data Sheets Released
—Five Publications Include a Fatigue Data Sheet Covering the Results of Stainless Steel and Aluminum Alloy Fatigue Tests— -
2020.02.29Chemical Reactions at Specific Molecular Sites under a Microscope
—Technique Enabling High-Precision Graphene Modification May Facilitate the Development of New Electronic Devices— -
2020.02.17Imaging of Sequential Potential Distribution Changes in Electrodes during Charge/Discharge
—Technique Enables In-Depth Analysis of Battery Degradation and May Be Useful in Increasing All-Solid-State Battery Performance— -
2020.02.14Formation of Black Rust Accelerates Bacteiral Iron Corrosion
—Discovery of Bacteria’s Ability to Extract Electrons without a Special Enzyme May Promote the Development of New Anti-Corrosion Materials— -
2020.02.06Record Superconductor LaH10 Sustained by Atomic Quantum Fluctuations
—New theoretical prediction suggests that the superconductivity approaching room temperature may be possible at much lower pressures than previously expected with classical calculations— -
2020.02.04Development of a Less Toxic, Sensitive IR Detector Using Optical Antennas and Zigzag Wires
—Enhancement of Quantum Well-Generated Electric Current Using Antenna Resonance May Be Applicable to the Development of Sensitive Room-Temperature IR Detectors— -
2020.01.24Development of a Solid Material Capable of Slowly Releasing H2S and NO
—Controlled Release Technology Will Facilitate Medical Use of Physiologically Active Gases— -
2020.01.08Simple, Flexible Optical Manipulation of Charge Current-Induced Heat Flow
—Novel Thermal Energy Control Mechanism Using Electron Spin, a Source of Magnetism—