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Creation Group: Creating Functions with Self-Organization Systems
[Group members]
Group leader |
Oshima Chuhei |
Division of Nano-Science and Nano-Engineering,
Graduate
School of Science and Engineering |
Sub-leader |
Uesu Yoshiaki |
Division of Pure and Applied physics,
Graduate School
of Science and Engineering |
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Terasaki Ichiro |
Division of Pure and Applied physics,
Graduate School
of Science and Engineering |
Katsufuji Takuro |
Division of Pure and Applied physics,
Graduate School
of Science and Engineering |
Matsuda Azusa |
Division of Pure and Applied physics,
Graduate School
of Science and Engineering |
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Research goals
To realize self-organizing systems of space and biological organisms
in a solid state and to create new functions.
Research themes (collaborating teaching staff in parentheses)
Oshima Chuhei |
*Evaluation of coherent electron beams from self-organized
nanostructures and application to fundamental physics
experiments (Ohba, Kurihara)
*Elucidation of phonon and electron structures by first-principles
calculation and angle resolution electron spectrometry
(Terasaki, Katsufuji) |
Uesu Yoshiaki |
*Fluctuation of heterostructure and gigantic phase-response
characteristics (Kadota, Katsufuji, Yamazaki, Terasaki)
*Three-dimensional imaging of inhomogeneous (domain)
structures (Komatsu, Katsufuji)
*Self-organized membranes of pigment molecules and
two-dimensional structural phase transitions (Tasaki) |
Terasaki Ichiro |
*Understanding and controlling the essential inhomogeneous
state of high-temperature superconductors and organic
conductive materials (Katsufuji, Uesu, Tasaki, Maeda)
*Retrieval of novel thermoelectric effects using ratchet
structures (Katsufuji, Tasaki, Kurihara) |
Katsufuji Takuro |
*Gigantic external field response in inhomogeneous
states (Uesu, Terasaki)
*Creation of self-organizing systems by thin films
(Uesu)
*Physics of self-organization of electrons in a solid
state (Kadota, Kurihara, Terasaki) |
Matsuda Azusa |
*Direct measurement and control of inhomogeneous
states in high-temperature superconductors and strongly
correlated electron systems
(Terasaki, Katsufuji)
*Physics of self-organization systems on strongly
correlated electron systems
(Kurihara, Tasaki, Terasaki) |
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