NIMS Award 2018 Goes to Dr. Masato Sagawa and Dr. Terunobu Miyazaki
2018.06.13
National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)
(Advisor for Daido Steel Co., Ltd.)

(Professor Emeritus at Tohoku University)

NIMS Award 2018 will be given to two scientists who have made epoch-making achievements in the area of “magnetic and spintronic materials”. Dr. Masato Sagawa invented the world’s strongest neodymium permanent magnets and played the leading role in the commercialization of the material. Dr. Terunobu Miyazaki developed the tunneling magnetoresistance device that exhibits giant magnetoresistance at room temperature. Their research accomplishments have made a significant impact on the society through their implementation to various industrial products such as electric vehicles, hard disk drives and magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM).
The award ceremony and the NIMS Award symposium will take place at the Tokyo International Forum on October 15 as part of the NIMS WEEK 2018.
NIMS Award
This year’s recipients were selected by the selection committee comprised of the staff members at NIMS and scientists from other organizations based on the nominations from the top scientists in the area of “magnetic and spintronics materials”.
NIMS WEEK
Contacts
(Regarding the NIMS Award)
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Kumiko Shigano
Academic Collaboration Office
National Institute for Materials Science
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