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MANA International Symposium 2026
Date: October 8-9, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Conference Oct. 8, 2026
Workshop "Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials"
Date: October 7, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Conference Oct. 7, 2026
Discovery of Significant Expansion of a Dense Oxide
— "Giant Irreversible Expansion" Achieved Through Atomic Rearrangement While Retaining the Basic Crystal Framework and Chemical Composition —

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MANA Digest 2025
Our 2025 Research Highlights Are Now Available Online.
We have transitioned from publishing a printed booklet to sharing our outcomes through this website from 2024.
We invite you to explore our work—and to be inspired by the future of science.

Fusion Research
At MANA, we implement an innovative "Fusion Research Program." This program aims to foster new discoveries and materials development by encouraging collaboration among researchers from diverse fields, transcending the boundaries of existing research groups and disciplines.
This synergy is expected to generate breakthroughs that would be unattainable through conventional methods. Here, we reflect on some of these programs together with the researchers involved and showcase their achievements.
Please note that the website is provided in Japanease only.

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MANA International Symposium 2026
Date: October 8-9, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Workshop "Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials"
Date: October 7, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Discovery of Significant Expansion of a Dense Oxide
— "Giant Irreversible Expansion" Achieved Through Atomic Rearrangement While Retaining the Basic Crystal Framework and Chemical Composition —

NewsNews & Information

Research Highlights

Theoretical Principles of Band Structure Manipulation in Strongly Correlated Insulators with Spin and Charge Perturbations

Enable Near-Frictionless Motion of Pico- to Nanoliter Droplets with Liquid-Repellent Particle Coating

Turning Rust into Fuel: MANA Advances Green Rust Catalyst for Next-Gen Hydrogen Vehicles

MANA Scientists Employ Active Machine Learning to Enhance Thermoelectric Performance of Materials

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MANA International Symposium 2026

Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials

Yamauchi ERATO Final Public Symposium

Special Website

MANA Digest 2025

Fusion Research

MANA's Research Fields

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MANA International Symposium 2026 Date: October 8-9, 2026 Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Workshop "Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials" Date: October 7, 2026 Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Discovery of Significant Expansion of a Dense Oxide — "Giant Irreversible Expansion" Achieved Through Atomic Rearrangement While Retaining the Basic Crystal Framework and Chemical Composition —

NewsNews & Information

Research Highlights

Theoretical Principles of Band Structure Manipulation in Strongly Correlated Insulators with Spin and Charge Perturbations

Enable Near-Frictionless Motion of Pico- to Nanoliter Droplets with Liquid-Repellent Particle Coating

Turning Rust into Fuel: MANA Advances Green Rust Catalyst for Next-Gen Hydrogen Vehicles

MANA Scientists Employ Active Machine Learning to Enhance Thermoelectric Performance of Materials

Conference Event

MANA International Symposium 2026

Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials

Yamauchi ERATO Final Public Symposium

Special Website

MANA Digest 2025

Fusion Research

MANA International Symposium 2026
Date: October 8-9, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Workshop "Frontiers in Two-Dimensional Materials"
Date: October 7, 2026
Venue: Auditorium, WPI-MANA Bldg., Namiki-site, NIMS

Discovery of Significant Expansion of a Dense Oxide
— "Giant Irreversible Expansion" Achieved Through Atomic Rearrangement While Retaining the Basic Crystal Framework and Chemical Composition —