Aiming to become the one of the world’s largest research center for nanoarchitectonics and materials fields.
MANA is the one of the five research centers conducting the world's biggest research programs (known as the WPI Program), under the auspices of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan. Along with the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Tohoku University and Osaka University, NIMS in 2007 became the sole independent administrative institution to be chosen (In 2010, the 6th WPI center was established in Kyushu University). As well as achieving the goal of WPI program, we have tried to develop materials for innovation towards realizing sustainable society in 21st century.
Homepage: International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics (MANA)
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2019.12.17
Update
Press Release
Discovery of a New Lasing Phenomenon in Honeycomb Structure
—Topology Induces Wave Confinement, Shining Light to the Development of Groundbreaking Microlaser Technologies—
- 2019.12.10 Update Press Release
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Differentiation of Stem Cell into Neurons on an Interfacial Protein Nanolayer
—Deformable and Dynamic Scaffolds Can Offer an Alternative Approach in Regenerative Medicine to Regulate Stem Cell Differentiation without Expensive Reagents—
- 2019.11.11 Update Press Release
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Brain-like Functions Emerging in a Metallic Nanowire Network
—Emerging Fluctuation-based functionalities are Expected to Open a Way to Novel Memory Device Technology—
Nano-Materials Field - Research Group
Thermal Energy Materials Group
Functional Nanomaterials Group
Photocatalytic Materials Group
Nanostructured Semiconducting Materials Group
Nano-System Field - Research Group
Nano Functionality Integration Group
Thin Film Electronics Group
Nanomechanical Sensing Group
Nano-Theory Field - Research Group
Emergent Materials Property Theory Group
WPI Program
We aim to become a "globally visible research center"
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