Symposium |
Novel technologies and problems in photonic ICT |
Sept. 8 9:15〜16:30 |
8p-ZN- / 0 |
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Emerging applications of 4K Digital Cinema bi-directional communicatuions |
Tokyo City Univ., Faculty of Environmental and information studies Tetsuro Fujii |
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Visible Light Communication |
Keio University 1 *Shinichiro Haruyama 1 |
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How Deep Does Optical Interconnection Penetrate into Electronics? |
MIRAI-Selete 1, NEC 2 Ohashi Keishi 1,2 |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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Devices for optical communication using planar lightwave circuit and liquid crystal light modulator. |
NTT Photonics Labs. 1 *Ooba Naoki 1 |
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Remote Detection of a Fiber Fuse, and Protecting Optical Fibers |
Nat. Inst. of Info and Comm. Tech. (NICT) 1 * Abedin Kazi Sarwar |
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The latest technology of optical fiber |
Furukawa Electric co., Ltd. *Yagi Takeshi 1 |
Application and movement in self-aligned and ink-jet printing organic devices |
Sept. 8 13:00〜16:40 |
8p-D- / 0 |
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Introductory talk: Application and development of organic devices with self-alignment ink-jet printing technologies |
Univ. Toyama 1 Hiroyuki Okada 1 |
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Organic Device Fabrication Using Ink-jet Printing Method |
Univ. of Toyama 1 Naka Shigeki 1 |
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Integration and IJP of Functional Oxides Using Tailored Liquids |
AIST 1 *Kazumi Kato 1, Kazuyuki Suzuki 1 |
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Self-aligned organic transistors using ink-jet technology |
Nagoya Muni. Ind. Res. Inst. 1,Brother Ind. 2,Chubu S&T Center 3, Univ. Toyama 4 *Murase Makoto 1,Hayashi Hideki 1,Kojima Masahiko 1,Omori Masahiko 2,Suzuki Shinichi 2,Inoue Toyokazu 2,Miyabayashi Takeshi 2,Itagaki Motoshi 3,Naka Shigeki 4,Okada Hiroyuki 4 |
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Break 14:20〜14:40 |
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Inkjet printing technology and its applications for printable electronics |
Brother Industries,Ltd. 1,Univ. of Toyama 2 *Inoue Toyokazu 1,Miyabayashi Takeshi 1,Naka Shigeki 2,Okada Hiroyuki 2 |
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Printed Wireless Power Transmission System For Organic Lighit-Emitting Devices |
R&Dcenter Tsuchiya 1,Univ.Toyama 2 *Koya Ohara 1,Kouji Ikeda 1,Yoshinobu Shomi 1,Masahito Hosino 1,Shigeki Naka 2 and Hiroyuki Okada 2 |
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Optimization of Polyaniline/Pporphyrin/C60 organic thin film solar cells and development to IJP manufacturing |
Toyama Ind. Tech. Center1,Brother Ind.2 Takashi Terasawa1, Masahiko Omori2 |
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Printable self-aligned organic transistors |
AIST *Kamata Toshihide |
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Panel discussions |
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Nanotechnology frontier unveiled by noncontact atomic force microscopy |
Sept. 8 9:00〜16:50 |
8p-E- / 0 |
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Frontiers of Noncontact Atomic Force Microscopy |
Kobe Univ. 1 *Onishi Hiroshi 1 |
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Sensitivity and noise analysis of high-resolution FM-AFM in low-Q environments |
Kyoto Univ. 1 *Yamada Hirofumi 1 |
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Atomic Force Microscopy with high force sensitivity, high scanning speed and multifunction |
Osaka Univ. 1, CREST, JST 2 Sugawara Yasuhiro 1,2 |
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Atom manipulation and spectroscopic measurements using atomic force microscopy at room temperature |
Osaka Univ. Sugimoto Yoshiaki 1, Yurtsever Ayhan 1, Sawada Daisuke 1, Morita Ken-ichi 1, Abe Masayuki 1, Morita Seizo 1 |
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Surface analysis by measuring force interaction, current and dissipation energy using noncontact AFM |
Kanazawa Univ. 1, JAIST 2 *Arai Toyoko 1, Tomitori Masahiko 2 |
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Break 15:05〜15:20 |
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High-resolution Measurement of Surface Potential by Using FM-AFM/KFM |
ISSP, Univ. Tokyo 1 *Toyoaki Eguchi 1, Yukio Hasegawa 1 |
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Attractive force imaging of biomolecules on insulating surfaces. |
ISIR, Osaka Univ. 1 *Matsumoto Takuya 1 |
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Application of NC-AFM to Electrochemistry; Change in Local Structure of Molecular Assembly by Electron Transfer |
Tokyo Tech. 1, Osaka Univ. 2, JST PRESTO 3 Umeda Ken-ichi 1, Yokota Yasuyuki 2, Fukui Ken-ichi 2,3 |
Research front of UV nanoimprint lithography |
Sept. 8 9:00〜17:00 |
8p-ZC- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Current State of UV Nanoimprint and Its Applications |
LASTI Univ. of Hyogo 1, JST-CREST 2 Matsui Shinji 1 |
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UV-nanoimprint lithography − application to spin coat UV-curable resin film − |
AIST1,JST-CREST2 *Hiroshima Hiroshi1,2 |
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Simulation analysis on nanoimprint process |
Osaka Pref. Univ. 1,JST-CREST 2 *Yoshihiko Hirai 1,2, Hiroaki Kawata 1,2, Masaaki Yasuda 1,2 |
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Studies to realize antisticking layers with high durability |
IMRAM, Tohoku Univ. 1, JST-CREST 2 *Nakagawa Masaru 1,2 |
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Break 14:55〜15:15 |
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Mold Fabrication for UV nanoimprint |
HOYA Corp. *Nagarekawa Osamu |
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UV-nanoimprint resins and their release property from the mold |
Toyo Gosei Nobuji Sakai1 |
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UV-Curable Resins Appropriate for Nanoimprint |
Daicel Chemical Industries, LTD. Miyake Hiroto 1, Yukawa Takao 1, Takai Hideyuki 1, Iyoshi Shuso 1 |
Challenges in Silicon Technology - Current Status and Prospects in Materials, Processing and Devices |
Sept. 8 9:00〜17:30 |
8p-TE- / 0 |
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Symposium of Challenges in Silicon Technology − Current Status and Prospects in Materials, Processing and Devices |
Hiroshima Univ. Seiichi Miyazaki |
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Variability in Scaled MOSFETs and Future Prospect |
Univ. of Tokyo 1, MIRAI-Selete 2 T. Hiramoto 1,2, A. Nishida 2, and K. Takeuchi 2 |
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Silicon Nanotechnology: 1D, 0D and Beyond |
Tokyo Tech *Oda Shunri, Uchida Ken |
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Present State and Future Prospects of Lithography Technology |
LASTI Univ. of Hyogo Matsui Shinji 1 |
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Recent Advances and Perspectives in Dopant Profiling Methods by STM |
MIRAI-NIRC 1, AIST 2 *Masayasu Nishizawa 1,2, Leonid Bolotov 1,2, and Toshihiko Kanayama 1,2 |
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Break 15:15〜15:30 |
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Junction Technologies; Current status and our challenges |
Ultimate Junction Technologies, Inc. 1 Bunji Mizuno 1, Hendriansyah Sauddin 1 |
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Problems and Prospects of Interconnect Technology |
Kansai University, Faculty of System Engineering Shoso Shingubara |
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Recent Progress and Perspectives of Integrated Circuits Process and Device Modeling |
Osaka Univ. Shinji Odanaka |
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Integration of Si LSI Circuits and Bio-Sensing Devices |
Toyohashi Univ. Tech.1, JST-CREST 2 *Kazuaki Sawada1,2 |
Semiconductor Device technology for energy saving through thin film technology and surface science |
Sept. 8 9:00〜17:15 |
8p-L- / 0 |
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Semiconductor Device technology for energy saving through thin film technology and surface science |
Chubu Univ.1, Waseda Univ.2 *Toshio Kawahara1,Takanobu Watanabe2 |
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Importance of Ultra-Low Power Silicon Device Technology |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech. Frontier 1 Iwai Hiroshi 1 |
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Heat Generation in Nanoscale MOSFETs and Its Impact on Current Conduction Mechanisms |
Osaka Univ. 1, Waseda Univ. 2 *Kamakura Yoshinari 1, Zushi Tomofumi 2, Watanabe Takanobu 2, Mori Nobuya 1, Taniguchi Kenji 1 |
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Low-loss IGBT and Energy-saving |
Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi Research Laboratory Mutsuhiro Mori |
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Epitaxial growth technology for SiC power device |
AIST 1 *Kojima Kazutoshi 1 |
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Break 15:05〜15:25 |
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Temperature independent bandgap semiconductor TlInGaAsN and its application to semiconductor laser diodes |
Osaka Univ. ISIR-SANKEN 1 *Hasegawa Shigehiko 1, Asahi Hajime 1 |
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Cooling for Electric Device and Thermoelectric effect, Self-cooling device |
Chubu Univ. 1, Yokohama National Univ. 2, National Defense Univ. 3 *Yamaguchi Satarou 1, Nakatsugawa Hiroshi 2, Okamoto Yoichi 3 |
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Amorphous and microcrystalline silicon solar cells |
National Inst. Adv. Industr. Sci. Tech. *Masuda Atsushi 1 |
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Compound Semiconductor Solar Cells |
Toyota Tech. Inst. Yamaguchi Masafumi 1 |
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Closing talk |
Waseda Univ. 1 Watanabe Takanobu 1 |
Plasma Processing Technology for Advanced MEMS - Its Current Status andFuture Prospects |
Sept. 8 9:00〜18:00 |
8p-ZD- / 0 |
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Creation of Plasma-Nanocarbon Fusion Science |
Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku Univ. 1, Inst. of Multidiscipl. Research for Advanced Materials, Tohoku Univ. 2 *Hatakeyama Rikizo 1, Kaneko Toshiro 1, Kato Toshiaki 1, Li Yongfeng 1, Baba Kazuhiko 1, Okada Takeru 2 |
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Introductory talk |
Toyota Technol. Inst. 1 Sasaki Minoru 1 |
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Plasma Processes Unique to MEMS |
Tohoku Univ. *Shuji Tanaka |
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Plasma Etching Equipment for the Fabrication of ULSI Devices: Progressive Development and Current Status |
Kyoto Univ. 1 *Kouichi Ono 1 |
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Deep RIE technology for MEMS. |
ULVAC, Inc. Institute for Semiconductor technologies Yasuhiro Morikawa 1 |
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New DRIE with Oxygen Plasma Irradiation and Applications |
DENSO Research labs. Takeuchi Yukihiro 1,Ohara Junji 1,Kawahara Nobuaki 1 |
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Break 15:35〜15:45 |
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Future Works of Plasma Process for MEMS Fabrication |
Osaka Prefecture Univ. 1 *Kawata Hiroaki 1, Yasuda Masaaki 1, Hirai Yoshihiko 1 |
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Plasma and surface chemistry in Si-MEMS etching process |
Keio Univ 1 *Yagisawa Takashi 1, Makabe Toshiaki 1 |
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Process Technologies for Functional 3-D MEMS structure |
The Univ. of Tokyo Yoshio MITA |
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Fabrication of MEMS device using UV nanoimprint lithography and plasma process |
Nanotech. Res. lab., Waseda Univ. 1, Faculty of Sci. Eng. 2 *Mizuno Jun 1, Hidetoshi Shinohara 2, Shuichi Shoji 1,2 |
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Plasma Surface Modification for MEMS fabrication process |
Shibaura Tech.1 *Muguruma Hitoshi1 |
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Summary: Perspective of plasma technology for MEMS in the next generation |
Kyushu Univ. 1 Masaharu Shiartani 1 |
Brief reviewing gate stack research : For the next generation researching |
Sept. 9 9:10〜17:45 |
9a-TC- / 0 |
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Opening: 10 years in high-k research |
NIMS 1, Waseda Univ 2 *Chikyow Toyihiro1, Yamada Keisaku2 |
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Selection and research of HfO2 in 1985 |
Waseda Univ. *Yamada Keisaku1 |
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New Material Science World Generated by the Competition between Ionicity and Covalency −From the High-k History- |
Univ of Tsukuba 1 *Kenji Shiraishi 1 |
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Break 10:15〜10:30 |
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Thermal properties of Hf-based high-k gate dielectrics |
FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD. *Kaneta Chioko, Takahashi Norihiko, Yamasaki Takahiro |
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Study of Internal Potential in High-k Dielectric/Metal Gate Stack - Insight into Work Function Change of Metal Gat |
Hiroshima Univ. Seiichi Miyazaki |
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Fabrication of Advanced Metal/High-k Gate Stacks by Atomically Controlled In-situ PVD-based Method |
Osaka Univ. *Watanabe Heiji |
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Lunch 12:00〜13:00 |
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9p-TC- / 0 |
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Challenges & Opportunities of High-k Gate Dielectrics -Retrospect and Future |
ULSI Proc. Tech. Develop. Ctr, Semiconductor Company, Panasonic Corp. Niwa Masaaki 1 |
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Evaluation of Local Electrical Properties and Reliability of Gate Dielectrics using C-AFM |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Shigeaki Zaima 1, Mitsuo Sakashita 1, Hiroki Kondo 1, Osamu Nakatsuka 1 |
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Two-Dimensional Distribution of Dielectric Breakdown Defects of High-k Gate Films |
Univ. of Tsukuba, Inst. of Applied Physics 1 Kikuo Yamabe 1 |
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Study of the High-k Gate Dielectrics Reliability 〜Now, and Future〜 |
Selete 1 *Motoyuki Sato 1, Jiro Yugami 1, Kazuto Ikeda 1, Yuzuru Ohji 1 |
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Break 15:10〜15:25 |
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Current understanding of Carrier Transport Properties in Metal Gate/High-k MISFETs |
TOSHIBA Corp. *Kosuke Tatsumura, Masakazu Goto, Masumi Saito, Ryosuke Iijima, Atsuhiro Kinoshita |
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Gate Stack Technology from viewpoint of Nano Device Design |
CIR TOHOKU Univ. *Tetsuo Endoh 1 |
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Current Status and Future View for High-k Gate Insulator −Focusing on Rare Earth Materials− |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech. Frontier 1
Tokyo Inst. of Tech. IGSSE 2 Iwai Hiroshi 1
Ahemet Parhat 1
Kakushima Kuniyuki 2 |
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High-k Technology for Much More Moore CMOS |
Univ. Tokyo Toriumi Akira |
Crystal Growth and Processing Technology for Realizing GaN Wafer Production |
Sept. 9 9:30〜17:00 |
9a-X- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Crystal Growth and Processing Technology for Realizing GaN Wafer Production |
Osaka Univ. Yusuke Mori, Yasuo Kitaoka |
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Development need for bulk GaN substrates |
Meijo Univ. Amano Hiroshi |
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GaN wafer and its favorable polishing technology |
Furukawa Co.,Ltd.1 *Usui Akira 1 |
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Break 10:20〜10:35 |
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Processing Technique for Optoelectronic Device Materials -Aiming for High-efficiency Processing of GaN substrates- |
Kyushu Univ.1 *Doi K. Toshiro 1 |
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Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) of GaN single crystals |
Namiki Precision Jewel 1 Aida Hideo 1, Takeda Hidetoshi 1, Katakura Haruji 1, Sunakawa Kazuhiko 1 |
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A novel surfacing method for GaN wafer |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Yamauchi Kazuto 1, Sano Yasuhisa 1, Murata Junji 1, Sadakuni Shun 1 |
Fabrication of new nanoparticles and their applications |
Sept. 9 10:00〜16:25 |
9p-ZH- / 0 |
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Fabrication of new nanoparticles and their applications: Introduction |
Kyoto Univ. Kanemitsu Yoshihiko |
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Characteristic Catalytic Activity of Two-component Clusters and Nanoparticles |
The Univ. of Tokyo Miyajima Ken 1, Fukushima Naoya 1, Himeno Hidenori 1, Yamada Akira 1, *Mafune Fumitaka 1 |
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Structural control and application to catalysis of binary alloy nanoparticles |
CRC, Hokkaido Univ. 1, JST-PRESTO 2, JST-CREST 3 *Yamauchi Miho 1,2, Tsukuda Tatsuya 1,3, Abe Ryu 1 |
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The Electronic Properties of ?-bonded Gold Nanoparticles |
Univ. of Tsukuba, Dept. of Chemistry *Kanehara Masayuki, Teranishi Toshiharu |
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Break 14:40〜14:55 |
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Superionic conduction of AgI nanoparticles at room temperature |
Kyushu Univ. 1, JST-CREST 2, Kyoto Univ. 3 *Rie Makiura 1, 2, Takayuki Yonemura 1, Ryuichi Ikeda 1, 2, Hiroshi Kitagawa 1, 2, 3 |
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Optical function of impurity-doped core/shell nanocrystals |
NAIST 1 *Ishizumi Atsushi 1 |
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Photoinduced Charge Separation at Nanoparticle Interfaces |
Univ. of Tokyo 1, JST 2 *Tatsuma Tetsu 1,2, Sakai Nobuyuki 1, Takahashi Yukina 1, Matsubara Kazuki 1 |
Current state of nanowire research -formation of nanowires, nano properties and applications to novel devices |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:00 |
9p-S- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Possibility of Nanowires |
Hokkaito Univ. Takashi Fukui |
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Synthesis and property of novel inorganic nanotubes and nanowires |
NIMS 1 *Bando Yoshio 1 |
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Device Application of Semiconductor Nanowires |
Hokkaido Univ. 1 Junichi Motohisa |
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VLS nanowires used in bio-sensor applications: improvements in nanowire uniformity and reproducibility |
Corporate R&D Headquaters, Canon Inc. Makoto Koto |
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Metal Oxides Nanowires: Nanostructure Fabrications-Applications to non-volatile memory |
ISIR Osaka Univ. 1, JST-PRESTO 2 *Yanagida Takeshi 1,2, Kawai Tomoji 1
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Break 14:55〜15:05 |
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Synthesis and impurity doping in silicon nanowires by bottom-up method |
NIMS 1, JST PRESTO 2, Inst. of Appl. Phys., Univ. of Tsukuba 3 *N. Fukata 1,2, N. Saito 3, J. Chen 1, T. Sekiguchi 1, K. Murakami 3 |
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Fabrication and optical characterization of III-V compound semiconductor nanowires grown by vapor-liquid-solid method |
NTT BRL *Guoqiang Zhang 1, Kouda Tateno 1, Hideki Gotoh 1, Hidetoshi Nakano 1 |
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Progress in nanophotonic devices using ZnO nanorod quantum-well-structures. |
Univ. Tokyo *Yatsui Takashi 1 |
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Controlled Deposition of Silicon Nanowires on Substrate by Capillary Force Using Printing Method |
Panasonic, Advanced Technology Research Laboratories Nakagawa Tohru |
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Summary and Future Prospect(15 min) |
Osaka University Tomoji Kawai |
Development of UV light emitting devices; organized by "Optoelectronics Frontier by Nitride Semiconductor" |
Sept. 9 9:30〜17:00 |
9p-X- / 0 |
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Recent Advancement of UV Light Emitting Devices − Introductory Talk- |
Ritsumeikan University 1 *Yasushi Nanishi 1 |
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Small and Convenient Ultraviolet Light Sources - Toward the Realization of Ultraviolet Laser Diodes - |
Central Research Laboratories, Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. *Harumasa Yoshida, Masakazu Kuwabara, Yoji Yamashita, Yasufumi Takagi, Kazuya Uchiyama and Hirofumi Kan |
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Optical Properties of Al-rich AlGaN-based Quantum Wells − In Comparison with InGaN-based Quantum Wells - |
Kyoto Univ. 1 *Kawakami Yoichi 1, Funato Mitsuru 1
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Thick AlN growth by low-pressure HVPE using periodic patterned substrate |
Mie Univ.1, Kyushu Univ.2 Hiramatsu Kazumasa 1,Miyake Hideto 1,Okuura Kazuteru 1,Kuwano Noriyuki 2 |
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Break 14:40〜15:00 |
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Modified MEE and characterization of AlN and AlGaN quantum wells |
Kyoto Univ. *Mitsuru Funato, Yoichi Kawakami |
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Alternate Source-Feeding MO-VPE Growth Technique and Intrinsic Optical Anisotropic Properties of AlGaN MQW laser |
Kogakuin Univ. 1 *Hideo Kawanishi 1 |
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Emitting and p-type properties of In incorporated AlGaN and its application to high-efficiency deep-UV LEDs |
RIKEN 1, Panasonik Electric Works Co.Ltd. 2, Saitama Univ. 3, JST-CREST 4 *Hirayama Hideki 1,3,4, Fujikawa Sachie 1,4, Tsukada Yusuke 1,3,4, Norimatsu Jun 1,3,4, Takano Takayoshi 1,2, Noguchi Norimichi 1,2, Tsubaki Kenji 2, Kamata Norihiko 3,4 |
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Discussion for development of UV emitting devices; Supported by MEXT |
Meijo Univ. Hiroshi Amano |
Novel computer architectures based on CMOS with emerging memory devices |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:15 |
9p-TA- / 0 |
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Novel computer architectures based on CMOS with emerging memory devices |
Tokyo Inst. of Tech.1, JST-CREST2 *Sugahara Satoshi12 |
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Low Power Design Techniques for CMOS LSI |
Shibaura Inst. of Tech. *Usami Kimiyoshi |
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ERD Technology Using CMOS Platform |
Univ. of Tokyo 1 Toshiro Hiramoto 1 |
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Perspective on future advanced microprocessors using emerging memory devices |
Tokyo Inst. Tech. 1, JST-CREST 2 *Yamamoto Shuu'ichirou 1,2, Sugahara Satoshi 1,2, Maejima Hideo 1 |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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Ferroelectric-Based Low-Power LSI Technology |
ROHM Co.,Ltd. 1 *Hiromitsu Kimura 1, Jun Iida 1 |
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Cell Structures of Phase Change NV-SRAM |
Kanazawa Univ. Akio Kitagawa, Kazuya Nakayama |
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Unified CMOS with MRAM: Nonvolatile magnetic flip flop experimental results and discussion |
NEC Dev. Plat. Res. Labs. *Tadahiko Sugibayashi 1, Noboru Sakimura 1, Ryusuke Nebashi 1, Naoki Kasaki 1 |
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Functional MOSFETs based on Spin-RAM/ReRAM technologies and their nonvolatile SRAM/Flip-Flop applications |
Tokyo Institute of Technology 1,2, CREST-JST 3 Shuto Yusuke 1,3, Yamamoto Shuu'ichirou 2,3, Sugahara Satoshi 1,2,3 |
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Closing Remarks |
Renesas Technology Corp. 1 Kawabata Kiyoshi |
Career design for young scientists and engineers |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:00 |
9p-D- / 0 |
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Opening Remarks |
Tokyo Institute of Technology H. Ishiwara |
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Opening Remarks |
Olympus 1 Tsuchida Hirofumi 1 |
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Objective of this symposium |
Toshiba Corporation Miyoko O. Watanabe |
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Employment and Career Path for Engineers and Scientists |
Cabinet Office M. Arimatsu |
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Studying abroad for career development |
Univ. Tokyo 1 Y. K. Kato 1 |
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AIST Innovation School for Postdoctoral Fellows |
AIST *Kanazawa Yasuo |
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The community expect for social role by your movements. |
Seikatsunettokenkyusho *Hane Yu |
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Break 14:45〜15:00 |
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HPK wants you to join us. |
Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. 1 Hara Tsutomu 1 |
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Sony Wants You to Join Us |
Sony Corporation H. Kajiura |
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Group Discussion |
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Presentation of Group Discussion Results |
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Closing Remarks |
Japan Women's University K. Kodate |
Advances in materials and devices of pi-electron systems |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:30 |
9p-K- / 0 |
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New materials based on p-electron systems and new device architectures for high-performance field-effect transistors |
Hiroshima Univ. 1 * Takimiya Kazuo 1 |
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High-performance organic thin-film transistors based on tetrathiafulvalene analogues |
PRI-AIST 1 *Hasegawa Tatsuo 1, Yamada Toshikazu 1 |
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Electric field modulation of the graphene transistor |
Univ.Tsukuba 1, JST-CREST 2, MANA-NIMS 3 *Akinobu Kanda 12, Hisao Miyazaki 23, Kazuhito Tsukagoshi 23 |
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Development of separation technology and devices of carbon nanotubes toward industrial applications |
NRI AIST 1, JST CREST 2 *Hiromichi Kataura 1,2, Takeshi Tanaka 1, Shunjiro Fujii 1, Yasuko Urabe 1, Yoko Kasuya 1, |
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Solution-processed organic thin-film transistors based on phase separation |
Adv. Mat. Lab., Sony Corp. 1 *Takahiro Ohe 1, Noriyuki Kawashima 1, Kazumasa Nomoto 1 |
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Break 14:55〜15:10 |
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Vertical-Type Organic ‘Power’ Transistors Fabricated by Spontaneous Patterning of Higher-Order Structures |
Chiba Univ. Masakazu Nakamura |
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Three-dimensional organic field-effect transistors |
TRI Osaka 1,Osaka Univ. 2 *Mayumi Uno 1,2 |
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High performance organic thin-film transistors for high frequency operation |
NanoQuine, Univ. Tokyo 1, IIS, Univ. Tokyo 2 Masatoshi Kitamura 1, Yasuhiko Arakawa 1,2 |
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High-performance organic field-effect transistors with ionic liquid |
CRIEPI 1, Osaka Univ. 2 *S. Ono 1, K. Miwa 1,2, S. Seki 1, J. Takeya 2
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Organic Transistor Integrated Circuits using Self-Assembled Monolayer |
School of Engineering, Univ. of Tokyo 1, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research 2, INQIE, Univ. of Tokyo 3 *Tsuyoshi Sekitani 1, Ute Zschieschang 2, Hagen Klauk 2, and Takao Someya 1,3 |
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Expectation of New Functional Materials and Devices |
Chiba Univ. Kazuhiro Kudo |
Recent Advances and Future Prospects in Silicon-Based Solar Cells |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:30 |
9p-ZC- / 0 |
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Introduction: Recent Advances and Future Prospects in Silicon-Based Solar Cells |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Toshihiko Toyama 1 |
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Development of Thin Film Silicon Solar Cells in MHI |
Mitsubishi Heavy Indusries,LTD. Nagasaki R&D CENTER 1, Mitsubishi Heavy Indusries,LTD. ADVANCED Tech. R CENTER 2,Mitsubishi Heavy Indusries,LTD. Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery Works 3 *nishimiya tatsuyuki 1,takeuchi yoshiaki 1,sakai satoshi 2,miyahara hiroomi 2,takatsuka hiromu 3,yamauchi yasuhiro 3,yamane tsukasa 3 |
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Light trapping in thin-film silicon solar cells using self-ordering process |
AIST Hitoshi Sai, Michio Kondo |
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The Development of Si-based Solar Cells at SHARP |
Sharp Corp. 1 *Tomohiro Machida 1 |
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Break 15:10〜15:30 |
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Photoluminescence Characterization of Solar Si Crystals |
ISAS/JAXA 1 *Michio Tajima 1, Masatoshi Ikebe 1, Takaaki Iwai 1, Yasuaki Iwata 1, Hiroki Sugimoto 1, Satoko Nakagawa-Toyota 1 |
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Crystallographic Characterization by Electroluminescence |
Nara Inst. Sci. Technol. *Fuyuki Takashi 1, Kitiyanan Athapol 1, Tani Ayumi 1 |
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Rear Point Contact and Back Surface Reflection Structure with Honeycomb Textured Multi-Crystalline Regular and Thin Silicon Solar Cells |
Advanced Technology R&D Center 1, Nakatsugawa Works 2, Mitsubishi Electric Corp. Matsuno Shigeru 1, Okamoto Tatsuki 1, Morikawa Hiroaki 2 |
New paradigm generated by spin current |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:30 |
9p-ZD- / 0 |
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Introduction for a new stram of spin current |
Univ. of Tokyo 1, Tohoku Univ. 2 *Tabata Hitoshi 1, Mizuguchi Masateru 2 |
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Theory of magnetoresistance in graphene / ferromagnetic metal junctions |
Nagoya Univ. 1, Kansai Univ. 2 Inoue Jun-ichiro 1, Yamamura Akinori 1, Honda Syuta 1, Itoh Hiroyoshi 2 |
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Magnetoresistance effects in graphene/ferromagnet junctions |
Osaka Univ. 1, PRESTO-JST *Shiraishi Masashi 1 2 |
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Spin Motive Force |
Inst. for Materials Research Sadamichi Maekawa |
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Spin electromotive force and huge magnetoresistance: can Faraday’s Law be extended ? |
Univ. of Tokyo 1, PRESTO 2, Tohoku Univ. 3, CREST 4, Univ. of Maiami 5 Pham Nam Hai 1, Shinobu Ohya 12, Masaaki Tanaka 12, Sadamichi Maeakwa 34, Stewart E. Barnes 5 |
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Break 15:10〜15:30 |
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Giant spin Hall effect in Au at room temperature |
Tohoku Univ. 1, NIMS 2 *Takanashi Koki 1, Sugai Isamu 1, Mitani Seiji 2 |
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Theory of spin Hall effect in semiconductors and metals |
Tokyo Inst. Tech. 1, PRESTO-JST 2 *Shuichi Murakami 1 2 |
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Computational Nanomaterials Design for Spincaloritronics: Design and Realization |
Osaka Univ. GSES Katayama-Yoshida Hiroshi |
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Spin Seebeck effect |
IMR, Tohoku Univ. Eiji Saitoh |
Nano gap fabrication and the device application -Toward Nano Electronics devices using nano gap - |
Sept. 9 9:00〜17:30 |
9p-ZG- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Nano Gap Research for Real nanometer scale devices |
NRI-AIST 1, FEAT 2 *Shimizu Tetsuo 1, Yasuhisa Naitoh |
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Steps toward the practical use of the nanogap memories :
Prehistory of the research on the nanogap switch |
Funai Electric Adv. Appl. Tech. Res. Inst. Inc., 1 Ono Masatoshi 1,Tsuyoshi Takahashi 1,Sumiya Touru 1,Furuta Shigeo 1,Masuda Yuichiro 1 |
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Ultrahigh-Dense-Nonvolatile Memory Using Nanogap Junction |
NRI-AIST 1, PRESTO-JST 2 *Yasuhisa Naitoh 1,2, Tetsuo Shimizu 1 |
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Control and Fabrication of Nanogap-Based Nanodevices Using Electromigration Methods |
Tokyo Univ. of Agr. & Tech. 1 *Shirakashi Jun-ichi 1 |
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Non-thermal origin of electromigration at metallic nanojunctions in the ballistic regime |
IIS Univ.of Tokyo 1, INQIE Univ.of Tokyo 2, JST CREST 3 *Hirakawa Kazuhiko 1,2,3, Umeno Akinori 1, Yoshida Kenji 1, Sakata Shuichi 1 |
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Break 15:15〜15:30 |
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Molecular Electronic Devices using Nanogap Electrode Fabricated by Molecular Ruler Method |
Osaka Univ. 1, MANA NIMS 2, Tanaka Hirofumi 1, Hasegawa Tsuyoshi 2, Tajima Kotaro 1, Lee Junri 1, Hino Takami 1, Ogawa Takuji 1 |
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Nanogap Electrode Fabrication by Electroless Plating and its Application toward Single Electron Devices |
Tokyo Tech 1, CREST-JST 2 *MAJIMA Yutaka1,2 |
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Plasmonic Electromagnetic Field Enhancement Effects in Nanogap Space |
RIES-Hokkaido Univ. 1, PRESTO-JST 2 *Ueno Kosei 1,2 |
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Structural change of nanogap electrodes investigated by scanning probe microscopy |
Kyoto Univ. 1, Kyoto Univ. IIC 2 Mizukami Takahiro 1, Miyato Yuji 1, Kobayashi Kei 2, Yamada Hirofumi 1 |
Single Molecule Electronics |
Sept. 9 10:45〜18:00 |
9p-ZK- / 0 |
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Introductory |
Tokyo Institute of Technology, JST-PRESTO
* Manabu Kiguchi |
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Nano-Level Physical Characterization and the Next Generation-Molecular Electronic Devices |
Kyoto Univ. Matsushige Kazumi |
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Prospects for Single Molecule Electronics |
Toyo Univ. 1 Yasuo Wada 1 |
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Single molecular photovoltaic devices |
Tokyo Institute of Technology Fujihira Masamichi |
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High-Precision Electrical Measurements and Development of Functions of π-Space Molecule by Molecular Resolution STM/STS |
Tokyo Tech *MAJIMA Yutaka |
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Electrical conductance of single pi conjugated molecule |
Tokyo Institute of Technology, JST-PRESTO * Manabu Kiguchi |
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Break 15:40〜16:00 |
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Electrical conductance of oligothiophene molecular wires |
Sigma-Osaka Univ. 1, IMS 2 *Ryo Yamada 1, Shoji Tanaka 2, Hirokazu Tada 1 |
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Local electronic structure of a carbon nanotube at metal surfaces |
RIKEN *Kim Yousoo 1 |
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Local heating in single-molecule junctions |
ISIR-SANKEN, Osaka Univ. 1, JST-PRESTO 2 *Taniguchi Masateru 1,2, Tsutsui Makusu 1, Kawai Tomoji 1 |
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Towards farther development of single-molecular electronics -challenge of experiments and theory- |
Tohoku Univ. Masaru Tsukada |
Area activities for the human resource development for manufacturing and the education of science |
Sept. 9 9:30〜17:15 |
9p-ZF- / 0 |
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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, Teikyo Univ. 2 *Ando Shizutoshi 1, Mitsui Toshiharu 2 |
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Visiting science experimentation and observation training for teachers of Elementary school |
Toyama Prefecture General Education Center Science information division *Mizoguchi Hidekatsu |
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Exemplary Project of Science Education in Fukui Prefecture
-Visiting Schools and Assisting Teachers with Experiments in Science- |
Fukui Prefectural Institute for Educational Research *Noguti masato |
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Corporate Initiatives:
Experience in scientific experimental activities for children |
Hokuriku Energy Science Center Eida Toshiharu |
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A trial to let youths study science & technology Let's change youth's "interest" of science and technology into "voluntary intention" that is going to study it. |
Hokuriku Electric Power Supply TODA Ichiro |
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Break 15:35〜15:45 |
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Learn from the world and return to the community, Manufacturing and environmental technology education |
Toyama National College of Maritime Tech. 1, Toyama National College of Tech. 2 *Toga Shinji 1, Hayase Yoshikazu 1, Naruse Yoshinori 1, Chohji Tetsuji 2 |
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Creative Education in the Yumekobo at Kanazawa Inst. of Technology - Development of an Autonomous Ground Vehicle and Project Management - |
Kanazawa Inst. of Technoloby Sakamoto Takumi 1,Tani Masashi 1,Hattori Yoichi 1 |
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“The Workshop for Refreshing Science in the Classroom at Hokuriku-Shinetsu Chapter” as One of Activities of the Committee of Public Service and Education in the Japan Society of Applied Physics |
Faculty of Engineering, Niigata Univ. 1, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Niigata Univ. 2, Center for Transdisciplinary Research, Niigata Univ. 3 *Nozomu Tsuboi 1, Takamasa Suzuki 2, Masashi Ohkawa 1, Kazunari Shinbo 1,Yasuo Ohdaira 1, Atsushi Baba 3, Haruo Iwano 1 and Takeo Maruyama 1 |
Recent Research Trend of Room Temperature Semiconductor Radiation Detectors |
Sept. 9 9:30〜16:30 |
9p-TF- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Recent Research Trend of Room Temperature Semiconductor Radiation Detectors. |
Univ. of the Ryukyus 1 *Higa Akira 1 |
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THM growth and homogeneity of 4 inch diameter CdTe single crystals |
ACRORAD CO., LTD. 1 *Shiraki Hiroyuki 1, Funaki Minoru 1, Ando Yukio 1, Tachibana Akira 1, Ohno Ryoichi 1 |
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MOVPE growth of thick CdTe layers, and application to radiation detectors |
Nagoya Inst. Tech. *Kazuhito Yasuda1,Niraula Madan1, Hiroki Oka1, Kazuya Matsumoto1, Tomohiro Yoneyama1, Tomoya Nakanishi1, Daisuke Katou1, Hajime Nakajima1, Yasunori Agata1 |
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Current trends in development of TlBr radiation detectors |
Tohoku Inst. Tech. 1, Tohoku Univ. 2 *Hitomi Keitaro 1, Kikuchi Yohei 2, Syoji Tadayoshi 1, Ishii Keizo 2 |
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Break 15:25〜15:40 |
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Development of High Energy Resolution CdTe Gamma-ray Imagers |
ISAS/JAXA 1 *Watanabe Shin 1 |
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Research and Developmentof X-ray Imaging System using CdTe Radiation Detector Array |
Shizuoka Univ. 1, Hamamatsu Photonics 2 Toru Aoki 1, Hisashi Morii 1, Akifumi Koike 1, Takaharu Okunoyama 1, Bunji Shinomiya 1, Yoichiro Neo 1, Hidenori Mimura 1, Yasuhiro Tomita 2 |
The frontiers of III-V on Si devices |
Sept. 9 10:00〜17:40 |
9p-TE- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Recent Evolution in Compound Semiconductor Devices on Si Substrates |
Kyoto Univ.1 *Fujita Shizuo 1 |
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Lattice-matched hetero-epitaxy of III-V on Si and monolithic optoelectronic integrated circuits |
Toyohashi Univ. of Tech. *Furukawa Yuzo 1, Wakahara Akihiro 1, Yonezu Hiroo 1 |
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III-V CMOS transistors on Si by using direct wafer bonding |
Univ. Tokyo *Mitsuru Takenaka 1, Masafumi Yokoyama 1, Masakazu Sugiyama 1, Yoshiaki Nakano 1, Shinichi Takagi 1 |
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GaN Power Devices on Si substrates |
Panasonic Corp. 1,2 *Ishida Masahiro 1, Ueda Tetsuzo 1, Tanaka Tsuyoshi 1, Ueda Daisuke 2 |
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Break 15:40〜16:00 |
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Exploration for device applications of ZnO TFTs on Si substrates |
Nanomaterials Microdevices Research Center, Osaka Inst. of Tech. *Shigehiko Sasa, Kazuto Koike, Ken-ichi Ogata, Mitsuaki Yano, Toshihiko Maemoto, and Masataka Inoue |
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Hybrid III-V membrane-type photonic devices on Si substrate |
QNERC, Tokyo. Inst. Tech. 1, EE Dept., Tokyo. Inst. Tech. 2
*Shigehisa Arai 1,2, Nobuhiko Nishiyama 2
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III-V Solar Cells on Si |
Toyota Tech. Inst. 1 Masafumi Yamaguchi 1 |
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Current Status of Research on Functional Oxides toward Sustainable Society and Their Future |
Sept. 10 9:00〜19:00 |
10a-H- / 0 |
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Current Status of Research on Functional Oxides toward Sustainable Society and Their Future -Introductory Talk - |
ISIR-Sanken, Osaka Univ. 1. *Hidekazu Tanaka 1 |
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Current Status and Future Aspect of Dye-sensitized Solar Cells |
Advanced Photovoltaics Center, National Inst. for Mater. Science Liyuan Han |
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All Solid State Thin Film Batterie using Oxide Glasses |
IMRAM, Tohoku University Junichi Kawamura |
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Oxide Thermoelectrics -An Approach using Epitaxial Films- |
Nagoya Univ. 1,JST-PRESTO 2 *Ohta Hiromichi 1,2 |
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Break 10:40〜10:55 |
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Function cultivation from unusual structures in oxides |
MSL, Tokyo Tech.1 *Toshio Kamiya, Hideo Hosono |
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Evolution of ZnO based devices |
ROHM CO. LTD., Ken Nakahara |
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Development of an Electrochemical Reactor for Highly Selective NOx Decomposition |
AIST, Koichi Hamamoto 1,Yoshinobu Fujishiro 1, Masanobu Awano 1 |
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Gas-phase photocatalytic reaction in titanium dioxide and its possibility for hydrogen source |
Kyoto Univ. 1 *Kei Noda 1,Kazumi Matsushige 1 |
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Closing Remarks: Current Status of Research on Functional Oxides toward Sustainable Society and Their Future |
Tohoku Univ., IMR 1 *Ohtomo Akira 1 |
Renewable energy cycle by solar electricity generating system |
Sept. 10 9:00〜17:00 |
10p-ZD- / 0 |
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Introductory: Renewable energy cycle using solar electric generation |
CIR Tohoku Univ. 1, Environmental Studies, Tohoku Univ. 2 Fujii Katsushi 1, Itoh Takashi 1, Tohji Kazuyuki 2 |
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Solar-PV in GW era |
Showa Shell Sekiyu Katsumi Kushiya |
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3 |
Future Prospect of Electrochemical Energy Conversion/Storage Devices. |
Yamagata Univ. 1 Tatsuo Nishina 1 |
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High-brightness, high-efficiency LEDs for general lighting |
CIR, Tohoku Univ 1, WaveSquare 1 *Takafumi Yao 1, Katsushi Fujii 1, Meoung-Whan Cho 2 |
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Break 14:55〜15:15 |
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Inorganic phosphors for white LEDs as next-generation light sources |
Tokyo Univ. Tech. 1 *Yamamoto Hajime 1 |
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Residential AC/DC Hybrid Distribution System |
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. *Koshin Hiroaki 1,Inakagata Satoru 1,Kagawa Takuya 1 |
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Eco-house and energy self-support |
Tohoku Univ. 1 *Kazuyuki Tohji 1, Hideyuki Takahashi 1, Yoshinori Sato 1, Ryuzou Furukawa 1 |
Silicon Nanoelectronics - The state-of-the-art CMOS Device Technology and Variability Suppression - |
Sept. 10 9:15〜17:00 |
10p-TE- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: The Forefront in High-Performance CMOS and Variability/Fluctuation Control of Device Characteristics |
Nagoya Univ. 1 *Shigeaki Zaima 1 |
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Performance Progress and Future Issues of Advanced CMOS Devices |
Sony Corporation Hitoshi Wakabayashi |
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Metal/High-k Gate Stack Structures for Controlling Variability of MOS-FET |
Waseda Univ. 1, NIMS 2 * Kenji Ohmori 1, Toyohiro Chikyow 2, Keisaku Yamada 1 |
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Interfacing Field Control for Ge-CMOS |
Univ. Tokyo 1, JST-CREST 2 Toriumi Akira 1,2, Kita Koji 1,2, Nishimura Tomonori 1,2, Nagashio Kosuke1,2 |
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Source/Drain Electrodes of Ferromagnetic Silicide for Si-based Spin-transistor |
Kyushu University1, PRESTO JST2, Inamori Center3, Kansai University4, Tokyo City University5 *M.Miyao1, K.Hamaya1,2, T.Kimura3, H.Itoh4, K.Sawano5 |
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Break 15:15〜15:30 |
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New Normalization Methodology of Variability in Scaled MOSFETs Considering Impurity Depth Profile |
Univ. of Tokyo 1, MIRAI-Selete 2, Hiroshima City Univ. 3 ○T. Hiramoto1,2, A. T. Putra1, T. Tsunomura2, A. Nishida2, S. Kamohara2, K. Takeuchi2, and S. Inaba2, and K. Terada3 |
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Study on variability in transistor characteristics due to random telegraph noise |
Hitachi America 1, Hitachi 2 *Naoki Tega 1, Hiroshi Miki 1, Kazuyoshi Torii 2 |
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Comprehensive Analysis of Variability Sources of FinFET Characteristics |
AIST *Meishoku Masahara 1, Takashi Matsukawa 1, Shin-ichi O'uchi 1, Kazuhiko Endo 1, Yongxun Liu 1, Kunihiro Sakamoto 1 |
Progress in Characterization and Control of Multinary Phosphors |
Sept. 10 9:00〜17:15 |
10p-TC- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Symposium on Progress in Characterization and Control of Multinary Phosphors |
Shizuoka Univ. *Hara Kazuhiko |
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Progress in evaluation and control of multinary phosphor materials |
NHK Sci. & Tech. Res. Labs. S. Okamoto, K. Tanaka and T. Sakai |
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Control of substitution site of Mn2+ centers in CuAlS2:Mn,Si red phosphor and their luminescent properties |
Tottori Univ. 1, TEDREC 2 *Ohmi Koutoku 1, Ohashi Kazuhito 1, Miyamoto Yoshinobu 2 |
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Assessment of the effect of REE addition on the Mn red emission in Ca thiogallates by means of PL, PLE and ESR |
Nihon University Takizawa Takeo |
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Organometallic vapor phase epitaxy growth and optical properties of Eu-doped GaN |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Nishikawa Atsushi 1, Kawasaki Takashi 1, Furukawa Naoki 1, Terai Yoshikazu 1, Fujiwara Yasufumi 1 |
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Anomalous rare earth doping in aluminum nitride based phosphor |
NIMS 1,Tohoku Univ. 2 *Takeda Takashi 1, Hirosaki Naoto 1, Xie Rong-Jun 1, Kimoto K 1, Saito Mitsuhiro |
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Break 15:25〜15:40 |
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Energy Trasnfer Process and Luminescent Properties of Self-organized ErSiO system |
Univ. Electro-Communications Kimura Tadamasa, Isshiki Hideo |
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Preparation of highly oriented luminescent perovskite films using a unilamellar nanosheets seed-layer |
AIST 1 *Takashima Hiroshi 1 |
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Development of multi-component phosphor thin films using combinatorial sputtering method, and TFEL device application |
Kanazawa Inst. of Tech. 1 *Toshihiro Miyata 1 and Tadatsugu Minami 1 |
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Closing ― Attractive applications of Multinary Compounds ― |
Mie Univ. Hideto Miyake1 |
Digital Optics as New Optical Technology |
Sept. 10 9:00〜17:30 |
10p-K- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Digital Optics as New Technology |
Wakayama Univ. 1 Nomura Takanori 1 |
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Digital Optics from Coherence Measurement to UFO(Ultra-fast Focal-point Optics) |
Osaka Univ. Itoh Kazuyoshi |
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Incoherent Computer-generated holography using projection images |
Utsunomiya Univ 1, Univ. Tsukuba 2, Nagoya Med. Center 3 *Toyohiko Yatagai1,2, Kenn-ichi Miura 2, Masahide Itoh 2, Syuu Ichihara 3 |
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Break 15:15〜15:30 |
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Color digital holography with R, G and B wavelength-shifting interferometry |
Dept. Appl. Phys., Tokyo Univ. Science Yukihiro Ishii |
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Computational Compound-eye Imaging |
Osaka Univ. 1 *Jun Tanida 1 |
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Closing talk - Digital optics extends new fields in information optics - |
Utsunomiya Univ. 1 *Hayasaki Yoshio 1 |
"NeoSilicon" Materials towards "More than Moore" |
Sept. 10 9:00〜17:40 |
10p-TA- / 0 |
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Introductory Talk: Structural control and novel functions of NeoSilicon |
Tokyo Tech. Oda Shunri |
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Transport properties of NeoSilicon materials |
Imperial College, London Durrani Z.A.K. |
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CNTs vs SiNWs for future electronics |
Cambridge University W.I. Milne |
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Functional silicon nanoelectronic devices co-integrated with nanoelectromechanical structures |
Univ. of Southampton 1, QNERC Tokyo Tech 2, SORST JST 3 *Hiroshi Mizuta 1,3, Yoshishige Tsuchiya 1,3, Shunri Oda 2,3 |
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Diagnostics of growth processes of nano-Si crystalline particles in plasmas |
Kyushu Univ. 1 Masaharu Shiratani 1, Kazunori Koga 1 |
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Break 15:05〜15:20 |
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Monolithically Integrated Electron Beam Sensor and Single-electron Detection by BioCMOS Technology |
Nagoya Univ. 1, SORST-JST 2 *Kazuo Nakazato 1,2 |
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Light Emitting Device Based on Nanocrystalline Silicon |
Graduate School of Eng., Tokyo Univ. of A & T 1, SORST-JST 2 Koshida Nobuyoshi |
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Optical properties of impurity-doped silicon nanocrystals |
Kobe Univ. Minoru Fujii 1 |
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Application of Neo-Silicon |
Central Research Lab., Hitachi Ltd. 1, SORST, JST 2 Shin-ichi Saito 1,2, Hiroyuki Uchiyama 1,2 |
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Silicon Quantum Dots Solar Cells |
Tokyo Tech 1 Konagai Makoto 1, Kurokawa Yasuyoshi 1, Miyajima Shinsuke 1 |
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Future Outlook of Neo-Silicon |
Hitachi Ltd. 1 Takahiro Onai 1 |
Recent progress in metal oxides: its fundamentals and applications |
Sept. 10 9:00〜18:15 |
10p-G- / 0 |
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New aspects in the research field opened by metal oxides |
NIMS Aono Masakazu |
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Nonstoichiometry-induced carrier modification and switching phenomena using ion migration (30) |
Univ. Tokyo 1 *Yamaguchi Shu 1, Tsuchiya Takashi 1, Miyoshi SHogo 1, Naotaka Sasaki 1, Oyama Yukiko 1 |
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Emergent Oxide Quantum Interfaces |
WPI-AIMR Tohoku Univ. 1, IMR Tohoku Univ. 2, CREST-JST *Kawasaki Masashi 1, 2, 3, |
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Progress in Iron-based superconductors |
FRC,TIT 1 MSL,TIT 2 *Hideo Hosono 1,2 |
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Break 15:30〜15:45 |
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Behavior of Electrons and Ions in Oxides: An Approach using First-Principles Calculations |
Univ. Tokyo 1 *Satoshi Watanabe 1,Tingkun Gu 1, Shusuke Kasamatsu 1, Tomofumi Tada 1 |
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Redox-type electrochemical resistance-based memory, ReRAM |
NIRC-AIST 1 Hiro Akinaga 1, Hisashi Shima 1 |
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Electrochemical resistive switches which control cations |
NIMS 1 *Hasegawa Tsuyoshi 1, Terabe Kazuya 1, Tsuruoka Tohru 1, Haemori Masamitsu 1, Chikyo Toyohiro 1, Aono Masakazu 1 |
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Application for photo detective sensor |
Osaka Univ. 1, MANA NIMS 2 Tanaka Hirofumi 1, Hino Takami 1, Hasegawa Tsuyoshi 2, Ito Yaomi 2, Aono Masakazu 2, Ogawa Takuji 1 |
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Atomic switch embedded into Cu interconnect |
NEC 1, NIMS 2 *Toshitsugu Sakamoto 1, Munehiro Tada 1, Naoki Banno 1, Yukihide Tsuji 1, Yukishige Saitoh 1, Yuko Yabe 1, Hiromitsu Hada 1, Noriyuki Iguchi 1, Masakazu Aono 2 |
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Closing remarks on new frontier of oxide materials |
NIMS Chikyow Toyohiro |
Hybrid/Composite Materials for Advanced |
Sept. 11 9:00〜12:15 |
11a-ZC- / 0 |
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Introductory talk for hybrid and composite materials |
Tohoku Univ. 1 Fujiwara Takumi 1 |
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Fine-Patterning of Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Materials for Optical Application |
NIMS *Segawa Hiroyo |
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Synthesis of Apatite-based materials with Functional Elements and Application to Environmental and Biomedical fields |
Osaka Prefecture Univ.1, Osaka Center IMR Tohoku Univ.2 Nakahira Atsushi 1,2 |
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Optical functional devices using plasmonic metamaterials and their fabrication technique |
RIKEN 1, JST PRESTO 2 *Takuo Tanaka 1, 2 |
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Break 10:55〜11:05 |
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Novel Solar Cells using Interfacial Complex of Titanium Dioxide and Organic Compounds |
RCAST, Univ. of Tokyo *Segawa Hiroshi |
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Fabrication of solution-processable organic-inorganic hybrid polymer field-effect transistors |
Osaka Pref. Univ. 1, RIMED Osaka Pref. Univ. 2, Univ. Tokyo 4, OMTRI 3 Nagase Takashi 1,2, Hamada Takashi 3, Kobayashi Takashi 1,2, Matsukawa Kimihiro 4, Naito Hiroyoshi 1,2 |