Symposium |
| Carbon Nanotube Nano Electronics |
| Sept. 2 10:10〜17:00 |
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Introductory Talk: Carbon Nanotube Nanoelectronics |
Nagoya Univ. 1 Mizutani Takashi 1 |
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Present status and problems of carbon nanotube synthesis in device applications |
Tokyo Univ. of Science 1 *Yoshikazu Homma 1 |
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Fabrication and Characterization of Metal Nanowires Encapsulated in Carbon Nanotubes |
Nagoya Univ. Shinohara Hisanori |
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Frontiers of horizontally-aligned carbon nanotubes |
Kyushu Univ. 1, PRESTO-JST 2 *Hiroki Ago 1 |
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Lunch 12:00〜13:00 |
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Metal Semiconductor Separation of Carbon Nanotubes |
NRI AIST 1, JST-CREST 2, Tokyo Metro. Univ. 3 Kataura Hiromichi 1,2, Yanagi Kazuhiro 1,2, Tanaka Takeshi 1, Miyata Yasumitsu 1, Fujii Shunjiro 1, Nishide Daisuke 1,2, Morii Nahoko 1,2, Iitsuka Toshie 1, Maniwa Yutaka 2,3 |
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First-Principles Electronic Structure Study of Nanotubes and Related Nanodevice Materials |
Tokyo Inst. Tech. Susumu Saito 1 |
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Fabrication and characterization of carbon nanotube field-effect transistors |
Nagoya Univ. 1 Yutaka Ohno 1, Takashi Mizutani 1 |
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Fabrication of Carbon Nanotube Devices and Development of Biosensors |
ISIR, Osaka Univ. 1 *Maehashi Kenzo 1, Matsumoto Kazuhiko 1 |
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Break 15:00〜15:30 |
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Carbon nanotube nanostructures for quantum nanodevices |
RIKEN Hida Akira 1, Tabata Hiroshi 1, *Ishibashi Koji 1 |
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Carbon Nanotube Flexible Electronics |
IMR Tohoku Univ. 1 *Takenobu Taishi 1 |
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CNT Electron Source; Electron Emission Properties and Application to Vacuum Devices |
Nagoya Univ. 1, Noritake Co. Ltd. 2 *Saito Yahachi 1, Uemura Sashiro 2 |
| Frontiers of Tribology Research - Science of Friction and Its Application - |
| Sept. 2 13:00〜17:30 |
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Introductory Talk: Frontiers of Tribology Research - Science of Friction and Its Application - |
AIST Koji Miyake |
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Theory of Friction |
Dep. of Phys. & Math., Aoyama Gakuin Univ. Hiroshi Matsukawa1 |
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Sliding Mechanism of Physisorbed Films |
Univ. of Electro-Communications 1 Suzuki Masaru 1 |
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Nanotribological Properties of Molecularly Thin Liquid Films |
Tokyo Research Lab., Kao Corp. *Yamada Shinji 1 |
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Break 15:30〜15:45 |
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Tribological Characteristics of Organic and Polymer Ultrathin Films |
Inst. Mater. Chem. Eng., Kyushu Univ. Atsushi Takahara, Motoyasu Kobayashi |
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Superlubricity of Fullerene Molecular Bearings |
Aichi Univ. of Edu. 1 Miura Kouji 1 |
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Ultra low friction of Carbon hard coatings |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Umehara Noritsugu 1 |
| Joint symposium of JSPS no.161 committee / Japanese Association for Crystal Growth, New Materials and New Technology Subdivision "State of the art in crystalline materials and equipments for nondestructive inspection" |
| Sept. 2 13:00〜18:20 |
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Introductory talk: State of the art in crystalline materials and equipments for nondestructive inspection. |
IMRAM, Tohoku Univ. 1, NICHe, Tohoku Univ. 2 Yoshikawa Akira 1,2 |
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Terahertz Sensing and Imaging --- Security, Safety, and other Applications --- |
RIKEN-Sendai 1, Tohoku Univ. 2 *Chiko Otani 1 2 |
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Neutron Imaging with a Neutron Image Intensifier |
Musashi Inst. Koh-ichi Mochiki |
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Detection System for Antipersonnel Land Mine by Neutron Induced Gamma-ray Analysis Method |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Kawarabayashi Jun 1, Mihoya Shinji 1, Watanabe Kenichi 1, Iguchi Tetsuo 1, Osawa Tatsuya 1, Nasu Yusuke 1 |
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Development of halide crystals for semiconductor radiation detectors |
Tohoku Inst. Tech. *Hitomi Keitaro 1, Shoji Tadayoshi 1 |
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Break 15:30〜15:50 |
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A proposal of an "OpenPET" for the next generation PET imaging |
NIRS 1 *Taiga Yamaya 1, Eiji Yoshida 1, Naoko Inadama 1, Fumihiko Nishikido 1, Kengo Shibuya 1, Hideo Murayama 1 |
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Molecular imaging and scintillators |
Kobe City Cllege of Tech. Seiichi Yamamoto |
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Development of scintillators and suited light detectors for them |
IMRAM, Tohoku University *Takayuki Yanagida 1, Yuui Yokota 1, Kei Kamada 1, Noriaki Kawaguchi 1, Kentaro Fukuda 1, Akira Yoshikawa 1 |
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Development of Pr:Lu3Al5O12(LuAG) scintillator and their applications |
Furukawa Co. Ltd.1,IMRAM Tohoku Univ. 2, *Kei Kamada1,Takayuki Yanagida2,Kousuke Tsutsumi1,Chisato Suzuki1, Yoshiyuki Usuki1, Akira Yoshikawa2 |
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Summary: Nondestructive Inspection and Crystalline Materials |
NIMS 1, *Kimura Hideo 1, |
| Frontier in Development of High-Intensity THz Wave Sources |
| Sept. 2 13:00〜17:10 |
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Opening Remarks |
FIR Center, Univ. Fukui *Masahiko Tani 1 |
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Introduction to High Intensity THz Generation |
ILE Osaka Univ. 1, FIR Center Fukui Univ. 2 Hangyo Masanori 1, Tani Masahiko 2 |
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Terahertz radiation from solid targets excited by a high-power femtosecond lase |
Osaka City Univ. Makoto Hosoda 1, *Shigeki Nashima 1 |
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Simultaneous generation of multiple beams including THz radiation from laser-plasma interaction |
JAEA Sagisaka Akito, Daido Hiroyuki |
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Generation of THz radiation by an intense fs-laser pulse |
Utsunomiya Univ. Noboru YUGAMI |
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Break 14:50〜15:05 |
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Prospects of Generating High Power Terahertz Radiation by Parametric Amplification |
Inst. of Laser Eng. Osaka University 1, The Grad. Univ. for Adv. Studies 2, Inst. for Mat. Res., Tohoku University 3 *Sarukura 1 Nobuhiko, Shimizu Toshihiko 1,Nakazato Tomoharu 1,Estacio Elmer 1,Saito Shigeki 1,Furukawa Yusuke 1,Tatsumi Toshihiro 1,Pham Ming 2,Cadatal Marilou 2,Ponseca Carlito 2,Mizuseki Hiroshi 3,Kawazoe Yoshiyuki 3 |
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Intense THz coherent radiation from relativistic electrom beam |
Inst. Mol. Sci. 1, Grad. Univ. Adv. Studies. 2, Kyoto Univ. 3 Kimura Sin-ichi 1,2, Takahashi Toshiharu 3 |
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Concluding remarks |
Osaka Univ., Inst. of Laser Engineering 1 *Mima Kunioki 1 |
| Reliability Physics of LSI Devices Supporting Ubiquitous World |
| Sept. 2 9:15〜18:05 |
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Introductory talk: Reliability physics of LSI devices, who and why? |
Selete 1,Tsukuba Univ. 2,Waseda Univ. 3 *Nara Yasuo 1,Shiraishi Kenji 2,Yamada Keisaku 3 |
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Science of Variability in Scaled Transistors and Future Prospects |
IIS, Univ. of Tokyo 1, MIRAI-Selete 2 *Toshiro Hiramoto 1,2 |
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The past, present and future of high reliable silicon dioxide technology |
Univ.of Tsukuba Inst. of Appl.Phys.1, Tsukuba Research Center for Interdisciplinary Materials Science (TIMS)2
1Yamabe Kikuo1,2 |
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Reliability of Flash Memory requested from its Application System |
Tohoku Univ. Center for Interdisciplinary Research *Tetsuo Endoh 1 |
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Break 15:20〜15:35 |
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Gate-current flactuation effects on the reliability of large scale SRAM |
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. 1, Fujitsu Microelectronics Ltd. 2 Ikeda Kazuto 1, *Sakoda Tsunehisa 1, Tamura Naoyoshi 1, Minakata Hiroshi 1, Nishigaya Keita 1, Saiki Takashi 2, Uetake Toshiyuki 2, Iwasaki Toshio 2, Shimizu Hiroshi 2, Matsuyama Hideya 2, Hashimoto Koichi 1,2, Mori Toshifumi 1,2 |
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Dynamic Fluctuation Mechanism of Stress-induced Leakage Current |
Hitachi, Ltd. Central Research Lab. 1, Univ. of Tsukuba 2 *Ishida Takeshi 1, Tega Naoki 1, Mori Yuki 1, Miki Hiroshi 1, Mine Toshiyuki 1, Kume Hitoshi 1, Torii Kazuyoshi 1, Muraguchi Masakazu 2, Takada Yukihiro 2, Shiraishi Kenji 2, Yamada Renichi 1 |
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New insight into tunneling phenomena in the semiconductor devices |
Univ. of Tsukuba 1 *Muraguchi Masakazu 1, Shiraishi Kenji 1 |
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Reconsideration of Degradation Mechanisms in Gate Dielectrics Based on The Additive Effect |
Corporate R&D Center, Toshiba Corp. 1, The University of Tokyo 2 Yuichiro Mitani 1, Hideki Satake 1, Akira Toriumi 2 |
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Physical model of TDDB and NBTI of HfSiON/TiN gate stack pMOSFETs
- Difference of the reliability between gate first and gate last process -
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Selete 1,Univ. of Tsukuba 2, Hiroshima Univ. 3, Waseda Univ. 4 Motoyuki Sato 1, Chihiro Tamura 2, Ryu Hasunuma2 , Kenji Shiraish 2, Seiichi Miyazaki 3, Keisaku Yamada 4, Takayuki Aoyama 1, Yasuo Nara 1, and Yuzuru Ohji 1 |
| Advanced Research for Silicon Nano-Electronics - Functional inovation of Silicon Platform with New Materials - |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜17:30 |
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Introductory Talk: Functional Innovation of Silicon Platform with New Materials and Post-Scaling Technology |
Nagoya Univ. *Zaima Shigeaki |
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Spin-Transistor Electronics with Spin-MOSFETs |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech. 1,2, Univ. of Tokyo 3, JST-CREST 4 Sugahara Satoshi 1,4,Takamura Yota 1,Nakane Ryoshou 3, Shuto Yusuke 1,4, Yamamoto shuu'ichirou 2,4 |
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Atomically Controlled Epitaxial Growth of Ferromagnetic Heusler Alloys for SiGe Spintronics |
Kyushu University1, Kansai University2, Kyoto University3 *M.Miyao1, K.Hamaya1, K.Ueda1, Y.Ando1, T.Sadoh1,Y.Nozaki1,K.Matsuyama1, H.Itoh2, Y.Maeda3 |
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Break 15:10〜15:30 |
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New functional devices employing vertical growth graphen nano-sheets |
Nagoya Univ.1, Meijo Univ.2 *Hori Masaru 1, Hiramatsu Mineo 2 |
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Molecular Switch Devices using Endohedral Metallofullerene |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech. 1 *Majima Yutaka 1 |
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New Functional Devices Fabricated using Bio Nano Process |
NAIST 1, Panasonic 2 Uraoka Yukiharu 1, Fuyuki Takashi 1, Yamashita Ichiro 1,2 |
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New Physical Properties of Nano-Materials and Nano-Scale Interface Science Based on Quantum Effects |
Univ. of Tsukuba *Kenji Shiraishi 1,2 |
| Current status and perspective for standardization of precise nano-structured materials by AFM |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜17:15 |
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Current status and perspective for standardization of precise nano-structured materials by AFM |
AIST Ichimura Shingo 1 |
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Development and Application of AFM Probe Characterizer |
AIST 1 *Itoh Hiroshi 1 |
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Fabrication of inter-digitated-tip characterizer for AFM |
NTT-AT 1, NTT-ATN, AIST *Takano Akio 1, Kurosawa Satoru 1, Ohki Yoshio 1, Takenaka Hisataka 2, Itoh Hisashi 2, Itoh Hiroshi , Takagi Hideki 3 |
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Development of standard materials for atomic-force-microscopy tip characterizer |
Tokyo Univ. of Science *Yoshikazu Homma 1, Shohei Chiashi 1, Huaping Liu 1, Yuji Takagi 1 |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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Development of AFM Image Restoration Algorithm and its Applications to Nanomaterials |
Natl. Inst. Mat. Sci, Daisuke Fujita 1, Keiko Onishi 1, Masayo Kitahara 1, Mingsheng Xu 1 |
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Standadization in ISO TC201/SC9 |
Jeonju Uni. Lee Haeseong 1 |
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Precise morphology measurement of biological materials by AFM |
SINAP CAS 1, SJTU 2, Inst. Phys. CAS 3 *Jun Hu1,2, Jielin Sun2 , Chunmei Wang2, Dianhong Shen3, Yibo Huang |
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Interaction Forces between AFM tips and Samples in Air and Liquid Environments |
Kyoto Univ. 1, ICC Kyoto Univ. 2 *Yamada Hirofumi 1, Kobayashi Kei 2 |
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Expectation for the standardization of characterization of nanostructured materials by AFM |
Inst. Phys. CAS 1 Shen Dianhong 1 |
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| Progresses and issues of organic transistor fabricated by solution process |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜17:30 |
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Introductory Talk : Present and Future of Printed Organic Transistor |
PRI, AIST *Kiyoshi Yase |
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Synthesis and evaluations of soluble molecular semiconductors for OFET application |
Hiroshima Univ.1 *Takimiya Kazuo1 |
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Synthesis, Structure, and Function of pi-Conjugated Polymers: In Relation to Oranic Transistor |
Tokyo Inst. Tech. Yamamoto Takakazu 1 |
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High-performance organic TFTs using liquid crystalline semiconducting polymers |
NHK Science & Technical Research Laboratories Shizuo Tokito, Tokiyoshi Umeda |
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Selective organization and fundamental properties of solution-processed organic field-effect transistors |
RIKEN 1, DNP 2, AIST 3, JST-CREST 4 *Minari Takeo 1, Kano Masataka 2, Tsukagoshi Kazuhito 3,4 |
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Development of Micropatterning Technique by Microcontact Printing and Application to Organic Thin-Film Transistor |
JAPAN CHEMICAL INNOVATION INSTITUTE 1, SEIKO EPSON 2 *Takakuwa Atsushi 1,2 |
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Break 15:45〜16:00 |
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Development of Organic TFT using Printing Method |
Toppan Printing Co., Ltd. Ryohei Matsubara |
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Printing and solution process for high performance organic TFTs fabrication |
Sony Corp. Advanced Materials Labs. 1 Noriyuki Kawashima 1, Akihiro Nomoto 1, Takahiro Ohe 1, Norihito Kobayashi 1, Toshio Fukuda 1, Kazumasa Nomoto 1, Jiro Kasahara 1 |
| Expansionary applicability of spatial light modulators |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜18:00 |
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Introductory talk: |
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On-demand multi-spot optical tweezers using a spatial light modulatior |
BASE, Tokyo Univ. of Agri. & Tech. 1 *Yamamoto Johtaro 1, Iwai Toshiaki 1 |
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Generation and detection of optical beams with orbital angular momentum using spatial light modulation |
Univ. Electro-Comm. *Miyamoto Yoko 1 |
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Optical manipulation based on multi-vortices |
Chiba Univ.1, JST-PRESTO2 Takashige OMATSU1,2 |
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Applications for Optical Tweezers by Using a Liquid Crystal Lens with a Controllable Wavefront |
Akita Univ. 1, AIT Akita Pref.R&D 2 *Kawamura Marenori, Ye Mao, Sato Susumu |
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Break 15:10〜15:30 |
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Spatial light modulators designed for wavefront control applications |
Hamamatsu Photonics Takashi Inoue |
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Simultaneous patterning in transparent materials by a spatial light modulator |
Kyoto Univ. ICC 1, Kyoto Univ. 2 *Sakakura Masaaki 1, Shimotsuma Yasuhiko 1, Miura Kiyotaka 2, Hirao Kazuyuki 2 |
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Polarization distribution control by spatial light modulator and its applications to microscopy |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Mamoru Hashimoto 1, Keisuke Yoshiki 1, Tsutomu Araki 1 |
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New possibilities of imaging opened up by the wavefront control technology |
AIST 1 *Tomohiro Shirai 1, Kohei Takeno 1, Hidenobu Arimoto 1, Hiromitsu Furukawa 1 |
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How to use SLM and the expansionary applicability |
Utsunomiya Univ CORE 1 Yoshio Hayasaki 1 |
| Attosecond quantum dynamics |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜18:00 |
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Introduction: High-harmonic generation and Attoscience |
RIKEN 1 Katsumi Midorikawa 1 |
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Generation and application of an attosecond pulse train |
RIKEN 1, Univ. of Tokyo 2 Nabekawa Yasuo 1, Okino Tomoya 2, Shimizu Toshihiko 1, Yusuke Furukawa 1, Yamanouchi Kaoru 2, Midorikawa Katsumi 1 |
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Development of ultrashort pulses for attosecond pulse generation: from few-cycle to mono-cycle regime |
Hokkaido Univ., JST-CREST *Sekikawa Taro, Yamane Keisaku, Yamashita Mikio |
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Generation of ultrashort pulse with absolute phase control based on adiabatic Raman process |
Univ. of Electro-Comm., Appl. Phys. & Chem. Katsuragawa Masayuki |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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Real-time Reaction Imaging by Ultrashort Intense Laser Pulses |
IMS 1, SOKENDAI 2, JST PRESTO 3 Hishikawa Akiyoshi 123 |
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Analysis of atomic and molecular dynamics with rescattering electron wave packets |
Univ. of Electro-Communications 1, JST-PRESTO 2 *Morishita Toru 1,2 |
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Phase-dependent phenomena in the ultrafast and high intensity regime |
Inst. Adv. Energy, Kyoto University Nakajima Takashi |
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Controlling Quantum Ripples with Attosecond Precisions |
IMS *Kenji Ohmori |
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Optical control of coherent atomic motions in solids |
Tokyo Tech 1 *Nakamura Kazutaka 1 |
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Dependence of surface harmonics generation properties on carrier-envelope phase of few-cycle laser field |
NTT Basic Res. Labs. 1 *Hidetoshi Nakano 1, Atsushi Ishizawa 1, Katsuya Oguri 1 |
| Milestone and novel development in dilute nitride and nitrogen-doped semiconductors |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜17:45 |
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Present status and expansion of GaInNAs semiconductor lasers |
Osaka Univ. Masahiko Kondow |
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Development of GaInNAs Laser Diodes on GaAs Substrates |
Sumitomo Electric Industries, LTD. TDL 1 Onishi Yutaka 1 |
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Development of semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) with GaInNAs active layer grown on InP |
Fujitsu ltd. *Shinsuke Tanaka 1, Ken Morito 1, Susumu Yamazaki 1 |
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Strain-compensated InAs/GaNAs quantum dot superlattice for use in high-efficiency solar cells |
The Univ. of Tokyo, RCAST 1 Yoshitaka Okada 1, *Ryuji Oshima 1 |
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Bandgap narrowing and optical properties of III-V-N alloys |
Saitama Univ. 1 *Yaguchi Hiroyuki 1 |
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Control and Application of Fine Structure Splitting of Nitrogen Isoelectronic Bound Excitons in GaAs |
Kobe university 1 Takashi Kita 1 |
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Nitrogen Doping in GaP(001) and Single-Photon Emission from Isoelectronic Trap |
NIMS 1, Inst. of Physics, Univ. of Tsukuba 2 *Sakuma Yoshiki 1, Ikezawa Michio 2, Watanabe Masato 2, Masumoto Yasuaki 2 |
| Fundamental technologies for photonic ICT |
| Sept. 3 13:30〜17:00 |
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100Gbit/s-class high speed optical transmission using OFDM |
KDDI R&D Labs. 1 *Morita Itsuro 1 |
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High-Speed Functional Mach-Zehnder Modulators and Optical Switches Using Hybrid Assembly Technique with Silica-Based PLCs and LiNbO3 waveguides |
NTT Photonics Lsbs. NTT Corporation 1, NTT Network Innovation Labs. NTT Corporation 2 Takashi Yamada 1, Yohei Sakamaki 1, Kenya Suzuki 1, Tomohiro Shibata 1, Motohaya Ishii 1, Akihide Sano 2, Akimasa Kaneko 1, and Yutaka Miyamoto 2 |
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Optical Signal Processing Technique using phase operation |
Tokyo Tech 1 Uenohara Hiroyuki 1 |
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Highly functional optical control using ultrafast nonlinear effects in optical fibers |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Nishizawa Norihiko 1 |
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Integrated optical devices based silicon optical circuit technology for photonic network |
Nano Electronics Res. Labs., NEC Corp. 1, System Platforms Res. Labs., NEC Corp. 2 *Shigeru Nakamura 1, Tao Chu 1, Masashige Ishizaka 1, Masatoshi Tokushima 1, Yutaka Urino 1, Masahiro Sakauchi 2, Itaru Nishioka 2, and Kiyoshi Fukuchi 2 |
| Recent Progress in Silicon Thin- Film Solar Cells |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜16:40 |
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Introduction: Recent Progress in Silicon Thin-Film Solar Cells |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Toshihiko Toyama 1 |
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Flexible Thin Film Solar Cells |
Fuji Electric Systems *Takano Akihiro, Nakamura Tetsuro, Shimosawa Makoto, Seya Akitoshi, Maruyama Yoshiaki, Kamoshita Tomoyoshi, Saito Junichiro |
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Technology of thin-film silicon solar cell |
Advanced Energy Research Center, Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd *Mitsuhiro Matsumoto, Youichirou Aya, Akira Terakawa |
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THIN FILM SILICON HYBRID SOLAR CELL |
Kaneka Corp. 1 *Mitsuru Ichikawa 1, Kenji Yamamoto 1 |
| 44.1 Spin injection in semicoductors−present status and future application |
| Sept. 3 13:00〜17:20 |
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Introductory talk: Spin injection in semiconductors --- present status and future application (15min) |
Inst. Mater. Sci., Univ. Tsukuba Kuroda Shinji |
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Electrical injection and detection of spin-polarized carriers in silicon in a lateral transport geometry (40min) |
Naval Research Laboratory *van't Erve Olaf M. J., Kioselglou G., Hanbicki A. T., Holub M., Li C. H., Awo-Affouda C., Thompson P. E., Jonker B. T. |
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Spin injection into a silicon MOS inversion layer and its application to spin MOSFETs |
Dept of Electronic Eng., The Univ. of Tokyo 1, ISEL, Tokyo Inst. Tech. 2 *Nakane Ryosho 1, Harada Tomoyuki 1, Sugiura Kuniaki 1, Sugahara Satoshi 2, Tanaka Masaaki 1 |
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Spin injection from ferromagnetic Fe3Si and Fe-N layers into Si |
Univ.Tsukuba 1, AIST Nanotech. 2 Suemasu Takashi 1, Narahara Akari 1, Harianto Teddy 1, Sadakuni Kenji 1, Akinaga Hiro2 |
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A theoretical study on spin injection from half-metallic Heusler alloys into silicon |
RIEC, Tohoku Univ. 1 *Shirai Masafumi 1 |
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Spin-dependent transport in metal/semiconductor hybrid devices – toward spin bipolar transistor - |
Nanoelectronics Res. Inst. AIST 1, PRESTO-JST 2 Saito Hidekazu 1,2, Yuasa Shinji 1, Ando Koji 1 |
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Spin-Transistors based on spin-orbit interaction |
Tohoku Univ. Junsaku Nitta |
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Application of spin MOSFETs in the field of system LSI and the subjects involved |
Toshiba Corporate R&D Center 1 *Saito Yoshiaki 1, Sugiyama Hideyuki 1, Inokuchi Tomoaki 1, Ishikawa Mizue 1, Marukame Takao 1 |
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Summary: Expectations for semiconductor spintronic devices |
Sony Corp. Hiroshi Kano 1 |
| Frontier of Radiation Spectroscopy |
| Sept. 3 13:25〜18:15 |
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Introductory Talk : Frontier of Radiation Spectroscopy |
PRESTO, JST Masashi Ohno |
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Neutron spectroscopy higher than thermal equilibrium energy and its application |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Iguchi Tetsuo 1 |
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Prompt gamma-ray analysis utilizing high resolution Ge detector |
Japan Atomic Energy Agency *Oshima Masumi 1, Toh Yosuke 1, Koizumi Mitsuo 1, Kimura Atsushi 1, Furutaka Kazuyoshi 1 |
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Development of pixel detectors and application for X-ray spectroscopic studies at SPring-8 |
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute 1 *Toyokawa Hidenori 1, Takagaki Masafumi 1, Uruga Tomoya 1, Tanida Hajime 1, Terada Yasuko 1 |
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Break 15:30〜15:45 |
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The present and the future of the X-ray technologies
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Insitute of X-ray Technologies 1 *Taniguchi Kazuo 1 |
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Development of the element analysis system using a microcalorimeter |
SII NanoTechnology Inc. 1 *Tanaka Keiichi 1, Odawara Akikazu 1, Nagata Atsushi 1, Baba Yukari 1, Nakayama Satoshi 1, Aita Kazuo 1, Yasaka Anto 1 |
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Dual energy x-ray CT with synchrotron radiation and its related subjects |
National Institute of Radiological Sciences 1 Torikoshi Masami1 |
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Energy distinction type semiconductor radiation detector and image measurement applications |
RIE Shizuoka Univ. 1, Hamamatsu Photonics 2 *Toru Aoki 1, Yasuhiro Tomita 2, Volodymyr A. Gnatyuk 1, Yoichiro Neo 1, Hidenori Mimura 1 |
| Area activities for the human resource development for manufacturing and the education of science - Tokai area - |
| Sept. 3 13:30〜16:45 |
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Introductory talk: Area activities for the human resource development for manufacturing and the education of science. |
Tokyo Univ. of Science 1, Tokyo Univ. of Technology 2 *Ando Shizutoshi 1, Kezuka Hiroshi 2 |
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Aichi's Development of Human resources for manufacturing |
Aichi Prefectural Government, Department of Industry and Labor Ueda Yoshinori |
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Approach of the local government 2
Aichi ”We love science” Program |
Aichi Prefectural Government Tatsuo Yamazaki, Hideki Hayashi |
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Now and the bygone days story of “Waku-waku scientific open space ”by mother as an action of the regional society.
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Waku-waku scientific open space *Murakami Michiko |
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Break 15:05〜15:15 |
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Present situation of science studies in obligatory education |
Kashihara Junior high school Ando Toru |
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Report of Problem Based Learning Conducted by Chubu University, College of Engineering |
Chubu Univ. 1 * Nagasaka Yasunori 1, Sogo Takuya 1, Saeki Morihiko 1, Sakata Toshiyuki 1, Fujiyoshi Hironobu 1, Shibata Shoichi 1, Okazaki Akihiko 1, Kato Masanori 1, Tanie Katsumi 1, Nishio Yukinori 1, Imai Manabu 1, Taira Kentarou 1, Fujishiro Mitsuo 1, Sugimoto Toshiharu 1, Takechi Hideaki 1, Watanabe Nobuo 1, Mitsuguchi Takeo 1, Itomi Yoshio 1, Akiyama Tomoyoshi 1, Fujii Takashi 1, Tanaka Yoshiyuki 1 |
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On "the Workshop for Refreshing Science in the Classroom" in Tokai-Chapter as one of activities of the committee of Public Service/Education in the Japan Scoiety of Applied Physics.
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Nagoya Univ. 1 *Takai Yoshiaki 1 |
| Plasma Electronics Award |
| Sept. 3 13:15〜13:45 |
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Supercritical Fluid Plasma |
Univ. Tokyo Kazuo Terashima |
| Recent Trends in Pulsed-Plasma Applications - Process, Environmental and Bio Technologies |
| Sept. 3 13:45〜17:20 |
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Introductory Talk: Recent Trends in Pulsed-Plasma Applications - Process, Environmental and Bio Technologies |
Kyoto Univ. 1 Eriguchi Koji 1 |
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Atmospheric nano-second pulsed discharges in microplasmas |
Tokyo Inst. Tech. 1 *Ishii Shozo 1 |
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Fundamentals of Atmospheric Pressure Pulsed Discharge and Its Application for Environmental Purification Technology |
Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. 1 *Tochikubo Fumiyoshi 1 |
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Biological Effects of Intense Pulsed Electric Fields and Its Applications |
Kumamoto Univ. Sunao Katsuki |
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Break 15:25〜15:40 |
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Production of atmospheric pressure plasma by pulsed power technologies and its applications |
Iwate Univ. 1 *Takaki Koichi 1 |
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High Power Pulsed Sputtering Method and its Applications for Thin Film Deposition |
Doshisha Univ. 1, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Yukimura Ken 1, *Tamagaki Hiroshi 2, Munamasa Jun 2, Okimoto Tadao 2 |
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Damage-free Etching Processes using Pulse-Time-Modulated Plasma |
Tohoku Univ. 1 *Samukawa Seiji 1 |
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Summary: Applying pulse plasmas to various applications |
Kyushu Univ. 1 Masaharu Shiratani 1 |
| Development of Basic Future Measurement Technology and the Applications : Report on Research Center for Advanced Metrology of Chubu University |
| Sept. 4 10:00〜16:30 |
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Introductory Talk: Approaches to Advanced Research |
Chubu Univ. 1, Iiyoshi Atsuo 1 |
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Outline of the Center for Advanced Metrology, Chubu University |
Chubu Univ. 1 Namba Yoshiharu 1 |
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Development of high-performance FIR lasers and the applications |
Chubu Univ. 1, NIFS 2, JASRI 3, Nagaoka Univ. of Tech. 4, Sendai National College of Tech. 5 Okajima Shigeki 1, Nakayama Kazuya 1, Kaneba Takahiro 1, Matsubara Akihiro 1, Muraoka Katsunori 1, Kawahata Kazuo 2, Tanaka Kenji 2, Akiyama Tsuyoshi 2, Sato Motoyasu 2, Ohkuma Haruo 3, Yasui Takanari 4, Suzuki Tetsu 5 |
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Full-Field Visualization and Evaluation of Fatigue Damage in Metals Using Laser |
Chubu Univ. 1 Kato Akira 1, Moe t. A. 1, Kohmura Satoshi 1 |
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Break 11:10〜11:20 |
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2D Measurement of Gas Temperature Based on Two-Color Method Applied to Naphthalene LIF |
Chubu Univ.1, Kamata Science Works2 *Hirasawa Taro1, Kamata Yuichi2, Kaneba Takahiro1 |
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Simulation of Laser Forming -Study on Temperature and Strain in Plate- |
Chubu Univ. 1 *Hosokawa Kenji 1, Tsuchimoto Chihiro 1, Saeki Morihiko 1 |
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Nanostructure of Ultraprecision Machined CaF2 Single Crystal Surfaces for DUV Applications |
Chubu Univ. Ohnishi Naoyuki |
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Precision Shape Measurement of Aspherical Optics |
CAM, Chubu Univ. 1, Chubu Univ. 2 *Cao Guohui 1, Namba Yoshiharu 2 |
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Lunch 12:40〜13:40 |
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Analysis of inverse problems for digital measurement and control systems |
Chubu Univ. 1 *Sogo Takuya 1 |
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Robust State Estimation of Synchronous Motor to Magnetic Saturation and Its Application to Position Sensorless Control |
Chubu Univ. 1 *Hasegawa Masaru 1 |
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Break 14:55〜15:05 |
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People Image Analysis by Video Understanding |
Center for Advanced Metrology, Chubu Univ. *Fujiyoshi Hironobu 1 |
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Cerebellar control and learning of eye movements |
Chubu Univ. 1 Hirata, Yutaka 1 |
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Discussion |
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| Frontier of X-Ray Imaging Optics |
| Sept. 4 10:15〜17:35 |
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The Progress in X-Ray Imaging Optics |
Tohoku Univ. *Namioka Takeshi 1 |
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Observation of Nano-structure Using Phase-shifted Extreme Ultraviolet Microscope |
Univ. of Hyogo1 *Kinoshita Hiroo1, Watanabe Takeo1 |
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Wide angle imaging optics with normal incidence aspherical mirrors for soft-X-ray microscopy |
IMRAM, Tohoku Univ. 1 *Mitsunori Toyoda 1, Masaki Yamamoto 1, Mihiro Yanagihara 1 |
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X-Ray Microscopic Phase Measurements by Imaging-Interferometer Using Zone Plates |
Univ. of Hyogo 1 *Kagoshima Yasushi 1, Koyama Takahisa 1, Tsuji Takuya 1, Takano Hidekazu 1, Tsusaka Yoshiyuki 1 |
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Lunch 12:00〜13:30 |
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Hard X-ray imaging holography microscope |
Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute 1 *Yoshio Suzuki 1, Akihisa Takeuchi 1, Kentaro Uesugi 1 |
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Application of three-dimensional imaging x-ray microscope using Wolter mirror |
JASRI 1, Univ. Tsukuba 2 *Hoshino Masato 1, Aoki Sadao 2, Watanabe Norio 2 |
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Application of Synchrotron Monochromatic X-rays to Medical Imaging |
Inst. of Materials Structure Science KEK 1, Tokyo Univ. of Science 2 *Hyodo Kazuyuki 1, Ando Masami 2 |
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Monochromatic X-ray imaging with bent crystals for Fusion Plasma Diagnostics |
ILE, Osaka Univ. 1 *Nishimura Hiroaki 1, Tanabe Minoru 1, Fujiwara Takashi 1, Fujioka Shinsuke 1, Shiraga Hiroyuki 1, Azechi Hiroshi 1 |
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Break 15:30〜15:45 |
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Frontier of the development of X-ray telescopes |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Yasushi Ogasaka 1 |
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Fabrication of Aspherical Grazing Incidence X-Ray Mirrors |
Chubu Univ. 1 *Namba Yoshiharu 1 |
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Magnified X-ray images using X-ray CCD and micro-focus X-ray source |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Hiroshi Tsunemi 1, Hiroyuki Uchida 1, Atsushi Fumihara 1, Daisuke Matsuura 1 |
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Prospect of X-ray Imaging Optics |
Nagoya Univ. 1 Yamashita Koujun 1 |
| Gravity Application Research |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:05 |
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Introductory talk; Start of gravity application research group |
Kumamoto Univ. 1 *Tsutomu Mashimo 1 |
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Start of the materials processing research using strong-gravity field in 1 million G level |
Kumamoto Univ. 1 *Tsutomu Mashimo 1 |
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Material processing via hot centrifuge |
Natl. Inst. of Adv. Industrial Sci. and Tech. (AIST) 1, Sinto Kogio 2 Kinemuchi Yoshiaki 1, Ishiguro Hirohide 2, Watari Koji 1 |
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Superconductivity of compositional-graded material treated by Mega-gravtronics |
JAEA 1.Kumamoto Univ. 2 Okayasu Satoru 1,Iguchi Yuusuke 2,Ono Masao 1,Nishio Taichiro 2,Mashimo Tsutomu 2 |
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Break 14:50〜15:00 |
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Gravitational Level Effects on Electrochemical Interfacial Phenomena |
Kyoto Univ., Grad. School Inari Hirofumi, Konishi Youko and Fukunaka Yasuhiro |
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Centrifugal Phase Study of Colloidal Crystallization |
Natl. Inst. Mater. Sci. Tsutomu Sawada |
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Deposition of diamond thin film by high gravity CVD |
AIST 1, Teikyo Univ. Sci. Tech. 2, Univ. New Southwales 3 *Abe Yoshiyuki 1, Takagi Yoshiki 2, Tappero Fabrizio 3 |
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Fabrication of FGM Thin Films by Pulsed Laser Ablation Combined with the Strong Acceleration Field |
Kyushu Univ. *Nishiyama Takashi, Morinaga Sachi, Yano Fumiaki, Kajiwara Takashi, Nagayama Kunihito |
| Crystals Science and Technology division and Semiconducting Silicides and Related Materials group joint symposium "Novel application technology of silicide and related material systems" |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:40 |
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Introductory Talk: Novel Application Technology of Silicide and Related Material Systems |
Kanagawa Ind. Tech. Center 1 *Ono Haruhiko 1 |
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Growth of semiconducting silicide materials by reactive deposition methods |
Shizuoka Univ. 1 *Tatsuoka Hirokazu 1 |
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Bandgap Engineering in Semiconducting Silicides -Alkaline-earth Metal Silicides |
Univ.Tsukuba 1, JST-PRESTO 2 *Suemasu Takashi 1,2, Tsukada Dai 1, Matsumoto Yuta 1 |
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Study of iron silicides towards photonic devices |
Kyoto Univ. 1 Maeda Yoshihito 1 |
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Growth of Highly Functional Semiconducting and Ferromagnetic Silicides on IV Semiconductor |
Kyushu Univ. 1, Kyoto Univ. 2 Taizoh Sadoh 1, Kohei Hamaya 1, Yoshihito Maeda 2, Masanobu Miyao 1 |
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Break 15:10〜15:30 |
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Self-assembly formation of β-FeSi2 and Fe3Si nanodots on Si substrates and their optical and magnetic properties |
The University of Tokyo 1 *Yoshiaki Nakamura 1, Masakazu Ichikawa 1 |
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Thermal-to-electric conversion device by Mg2Si and Mg2Si1-xGex using environmentally benign fabrication process |
Tokyo Univ.of Sci.1,2, Nippon Thermostat3 Showa KDE4 Union Material5 Tsutomu Iida1, Masayasu Akasaka1, Noriaki Hamada2, Takashi Nemoto3, Youhiko Mito4, Shiro Sakuragi5, Yoshifumi Takanashi1 |
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Control of Interfacial Structure and Electronic Properties for Metal Silicide and Germanide/Semiconductor Contacts |
Graduate School of Eng., Nagoya Univ. 1, Graduate School of Eng. Sci., Osaka Univ. 2 *Osamu Nakatsuka 1, Akira Sakai 2, Shigeaki Zaima 1 |
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Dopant-Segregated Schottky junction technology for state-of-the-art transistor applications |
Corporate R&D Center, Toshiba Corp. Kinoshita Atsuhiro |
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Closing remark |
Okayama Univ. Sci. Takarabe Kenichi |
| Joint Symposium by Committee for Diversity Promotion, APEX/JJAP Publication Committee, APEX/JJAP Editorial Committee Encouragement of Young Talent through the Society Activities - JSAP Supports Your Career Design - |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:00 |
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Greeting by the president |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech Hiroshi Ishihara |
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Greeting by the chair |
Japan Women's Univ. Kashiko Kodate |
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Introductory Talk |
Chuo Univ. *Shoji Ichiro |
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Toward More Accurate Writing of Research Papers in English |
Meiji Univ. *Mark Petersen1 |
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Break 15:20〜15:35 |
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Panel discussion: Encouragement of Young Talent through the Society Activities |
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Introduction of Career Explorer (CE) Mark and Illustration |
Nihon Univ. Tanaka Michiko |
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Career-path support in Nagoya University |
Nagoya Univ. Yasushi Kawano |
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Why don't you make use of the experiences of the senior specialists for your career design? |
Univ. Electro-Communications 1 Kimura Tadamasa 1 |
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Summary |
The Univ. of Electro-Communications 1, The Univ. of Tokyo 2 Jun Nakamura 1,2 |
| Recent developments of energy devices for renewable energy cycle |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:00 |
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Introductory Talk: Present aspect of energy devices toward the renewable energy use |
Tohoku Univ. Kazuyuki Tohji |
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Development of Powdered Photocatalysts for Solar Hydrogen Production |
Tokyo Univ. of Science *Kudo Akihiko |
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Spectroscopic Analysis and New Functionalities of Hydrogen Storage Materials |
Grad. School of Eng. Tohoku Univ. 1, CRESS Tohoku Univ. 2, IMR Tohoku Univ. 3 *Takamura Hitoshi 1, Maekawa Hideki 1, Hashimoto Shin-ichi 2, Matsuo Motoaki 3, Orimo Shin-ichi 3 |
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Hydrogen Energy for Sustainable Growth |
Yokohama National Univ., *Ota Ken-ichiro |
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Break 14:55〜15:15 |
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Next generation solar cell of nitride semiconductors |
Tohoku Univ. IMR 1, JST-CREST 2 Matsuoka Takashi 1,2, Usami Noritaka 1 |
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Electrode Materials for High Power Lithium Batteries |
Yokohama National Univ. 1 *Kaoru Dokko 1 |
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Accumulation of electricity of the feeble energy using lithium ion battery |
Tohoku Univ. Kazuyuki Tohji |
| Ferroelectric material, 360-degree explorer |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:45 |
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New Development of Preparation and Dielectric Property of BiFeO3 Thin Films |
Osaka Univ. Masanori Okuyama |
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Prospect of FRAMs |
FUJITSU Microelectronics Ltd. TANAKA Hitoshi |
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First-principles calculations of ferroelectric materials |
Hiroshima Univ. 1 *Oguchi Tamio 1, Uratani Yoshitaka 1, Shishidou Tatsuya 1 |
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A new horizon of the development of Pb-free ferroelectric materials by defect engineering |
The University of Tokyo 1, JST-SORST 2 *Yuji Noguchi 1,2, Muneyasu Suzuki 1, Yuuki Kitanaka 1, Masaru Miyayama 1 |
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Break 15:10〜15:25 |
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Properties of Ferroelectric Ultrathin Films and Nanoislands |
Univ. Hyogo 1 *Shimizu Masaru 1, Fujisawa Hironori 1 |
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Recent progress on oxide-channel ferroelectric-gate thin film transistor |
P&I Lab, Tokyo Tech Eisuke Tokumitsu 1 |
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Physics of ferroelectric P(VDF-TrFE) copolymer and their new applications |
TIT *Fujisaki Sumiko 1, Ishiwara Hiroshi 1 |
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Dielectric Properties and Their Stress Dependences of BiFeO3 Thin Films |
Osaka Univ. Masanori Okuyama,Seiji Nakashima |
| How do organic crystals evolve further? Recent progress on organic crystal growth and functionalization for photonics |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:15 |
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Elementary Growth Processes of Protein Crystals Observed by Advanced Optical Microscopy |
ILTS, Hokkaido Univ. 1, IACT-CSIC Spain 2, Inst. Mech, CAS 3, Grad. School Sci., Tohoku Univ. 4, IMR, Tohoku Univ. 5 *Sazaki Gen 1, Van Driessche Alexander 2, Dai Guoliang 3, Tsukamoto Katsuo 4, Nakajima Kazuo 5 |
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Light-induced Crystallization of Protein |
Gunma Univ. Tetsuo Okutsu 1 |
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Preparation and Characterization of Perfect Single Crystals of Organic Semiconductors |
Tohoku University, Advanced Institute for Materials Research(WPI) Itaya Kingo 1 |
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Precise control of organic thin film growth |
Univ. Tokyo 1 Toshihiro Shimada 1 |
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Preparation and Functions of Organic Nonlinear Optical Crystals |
Yamagata Univ. 1 *Okada Shuji 1 |
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High-purification technique for organic semiconductors and its application to solar cells |
Instute for Molecular Science Hiramoto Masahiro |
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Amplified Emission from Low-Dimensional Organic Crystals |
NAIST 1, AIST 2, Kyoto Inst. Tech. 3 *Yanagi Hisao 1, Hiramatsu Toru 1, Matsuoka Naoki 1, Sasaki Fumio 2, Hotta Shu 3 |
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Ambipolar light-emitting transistors based on organic single crystals |
IMR Tohoku Univ. 1, CREST-JST 2 *Takenobu Taishi 12 |
| Physics and Engineering of Poly-Si Grain Boundary for TFT |
| Sept. 4 13:00〜17:25 |
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Introductory Talk |
University of Hyogo Matsuo Naoto |
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Poly-Si Film Properties looked-into from poly-Si TFT Characteristics
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Osaka Univ. 1 *Serikawa Tadashi 1 |
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Single Grain Si TFTs and Electrical Characterization of CSL Boundaries |
Delft Univ. Technol. Ishihara Ryoichi, Nubuyuki Matsuski, Chen Tao, and Beenakker Kees |
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Measurements of grain boundary potential barrier heights in poly-silicon by Kelvin probe force microscopy |
Kumamoto Univ. 1,Tohoku Univ. 2 Takahashi Hiroaki 1,Nishibe Yumi 2,Tsurakawa Sadahiro 1 |
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Characterization of Electronic Activity of Grain Boundaries in Poly-Si Thin Films |
Shimane Univ. *Kitahara Kuninori 1 |
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Evaluation of grain boundary from concept of secondary grain growth |
Univ. of Hyogo 1, Yamaguchi Univ. 2 *Akira Heya 1, Naoto Matsuo 1, Naoya Kawamoto 2 |
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Grain Boundary Engineering for Growth of Polycrystalline Si Grain at Low Temperature
-Visible-Laser-Induced Lateral Crystallization- |
Yamaguchi Univ. 1, Univ. of Hyogo 2 *Naoya Kawamoto 1, Tadaki Miyoshi 1, Naoto Matsuo 2, Akira Heya 2 |
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Passivation of grain boundaries using H2O vapor heat treatment |
Tokyo A&T Univ. *T.Sameshima1 |
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Electrical Characteristic Evaluation and Device Simulation of Poly-Si TFT |
Ryukoku Univ. 1 *Kimura Mutsumi 1 |
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Electrical Characteristic of Laterally Grown Poly-Si TFT |
Kyushu Univ. Tanemasa Asano |
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Closing remark-Relationship between crystallization methods and the grain boundaries relating to the electrical characteristics |
1 Senbaru, Nishihara, Okinawa-ken Takashi NOGUCHI |
| Nano/micro-structure fabrication technology and application, using high energy ion beams |
| Sept. 4 13:30〜17:00 |
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Introductory Talk; Development of mask-less machining process using high-energy ion microbeam |
JAEA Takasaki *Kamiya, Tomihiro |
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Fabrication of High-aspect-ratio Structures by Proton Beam Writing and Its Applications |
Shibaura Inst. Tech. Hiroyuki Nishikawa1 |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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Polymer Nanostructure Formation by High LET Single Particle Nanofabrication Technique |
Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Univ. SEKI Shu 1 |
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Nano-fabrication of Polymer Films Using High Energy Heavy Ion Beams |
Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Quantum Beam Science Directorate Maekawa Yasunari |
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Study of the electroforming technology for high-aspect ratio micro structure which was machined by using proton beam writing |
Osaka Prefecture Univ. 1 Okamoto Naoki 1 |
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Aligned Gold Nanorods in Silica Glass made by irradiation with swift heavy ions: Toward Applications for Nanophotonics |
CAN-FOR-AIST 1, Univ. of Tukuba 2, Univ. of Tokyo 3 *Awazu Koichi 1,3, Wang Xiamin 1, Fujimaki Makoto 1, Tominaga Junji 1, Komatsubara Tetsuro 2, Watanabe Jun 3, Matsumoto Yuki 3, Warisawa Shin’ichi 3, Ishihara Sunao 3 |
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| Photocrystallization and phase change |
| Sept. 5 9:00〜12:25 |
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Introductory “Photoinduced Crystallization and Phase Changes”: examples in Se |
Hokkaido Univ 1 Tanaka Keiji 1 |
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Application of Oxide Glasses Fabricated by Photo-Induced Crystallization and Formation |
Dept. of Applied Physics, Tohoku Univ. Fujiwara Takumi 1 |
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Crystallization of Protein Crystal by Femto-second Laser Irradiation |
Osaka Univ. 1, Tokyo Inst. Tech. 2, Sosho Inc. 3, JST-CREST 4 *Mori Yusuke 1,3,4, Takano Kazufumi 1,3,4, Adachi Hiroaki 1,3,4, Inoue Tsuyoshi 1,3,4, Murakami Satoshi 2,3,4, Matsumura Hiroyoshi 1,3,4 |
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Break 10:25〜10:40 |
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Application of Phase-Change Phenomena (Optical and Electrical) |
Hitachi Computer Peripherals, Ltd. Motoyasu Terao , Ogino Yoshiaki |
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Study for rapid phase-change phenomena using time-resolved structure measurements with synchrotron radiation |
JASRI 1, CREST/JST 2, Chuo Univ. 3, RIKEN/SPring-8 Center 4, Tsukuba Univ. 5, Univ. of Hyogo 6, Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd.7,Univ. of Tokyo 8 *Shigeru Kimura 1,2,Yoshimitsu Fukuyama 1,2, Nobuhiro Yasuda 1,2, Jungeun Kim 1,2, Haruno Murayama 3, Yoshihito Tanaka 4,1,2, Yutaka Moritomo5,2, Koshiro Toriumi 6,2, Takashi Ohshima 4,2, Hitoshi Tanaka 4, Toshiyuki Matsunaga 7,2, Rie Kojima 7, Noboru Yamada 7,2, Kenichi Kato 4,2, Shinji Kohara 1,2, Masaki Takata 4,1,2,8 |
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A foreign researcher invitation lecture: Models of Impact Ionization in the Phase-Change Memories and Photocrystallization in Se |
Philipps-Univ. Marburg 1, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre 2 Sergei BARANOVSKI 1, Alla REZNIK 2 |