News Archives

—Possibility of ultra-high density hard disk drives with areal densities exceeding 10 Tbit/in² using multi-level magnetic recording—

—Magnetically Enhanced Transverse Thermoelectric Conversion—

—First Direct Observation of Anisotropic Magneto-Thomson Effect—

—Technology May Be Applicable to the Development of More Sensitive Magnetic Sensors and Larger Capacity Memory—

—New Heating/Cooling Technology Using Conventional Plastics—

—Materials to Create a Durable Hydrogen Liquefaction System—

— Prediction of optimal processing conditions for neodymium magnets based on limited experimental data—

—Composite of Thermoelectric and Magnetic Materials with High Thermopower May Open up a New Way to Wide-Ranging Energy Applications—

—Thermal Imaging Technique May Facilitate the Development of New Science and Technology on Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism Conversion Phenomena—

—Compound May Magnetically Outperform Neodymium Magnets—

—Technique May Promote Practical Use of High-Performance Magnetoresistive Devices Comprising Half-Metallic Heusler Alloys—

—New theoretical prediction suggests that the superconductivity approaching room temperature may be possible at much lower pressures than previously expected with classical calculations—

—Novel Thermal Energy Control Mechanism Using Electron Spin, a Source of Magnetism—

—Novel Heating/Cooling Function Demonstrated Using a Single Magnetic Material without Junction Structure—

—A New Light Weight Metal as Formable as Aluminum Sheet Metal with 1.5 Times Higher Strength, Potentially Suitable for Use in Reducing Vehicle Weight—