Thin-Film Materials Research Group

Thin-film research group's research is wide-band gap semiconductors, such as diamond and nitrides, and oxide superconductors, based on the superior crystal growth technologies.

Low-Dimensional Nanomaterials Research Group

Silicon and compound semiconductor industries continue to function as electronic materials, such as carbon nanotubes and graphene focused on low-dimensional nano-materials.

Molecular and Bio Science Research Group

Membrane proteins such as nuclear and biological molecules of the body-friendly, brain and interface with potential new device concepts Nanobio-device advocated the realization of the research assignments.

Nanodevices Research Group

The research target is to realize ultra-low power and high functional devices, high-sensitivity devices, and high-precision devices by utilizing nanometer-scale structures.

Hybrid Nanostructure Physics Research Group

We pursue the innovative development of hybrid devices by combining different types of micro/nanostructures such as low-dimensional semiconductor structures, superconducting circuits, and micro/nanomechanical systems.

Quantum Solid State Physics Research Group

Electrons and atomic nuclei in experimental quantum effects observed. Correlated quantum electronics sector to establish a new, highly sensitive sensing technology and application of quantum computer to be clarified.

Quantum Optical State Control Research Group

We theoretically and experimentally study quantum mechanical properties of photons, electrons and atoms.

Quantum Optical Physics Research Group

For realizing a new generation of optical devices that will bring about a revolution in optical information/transmission technology, we propose new device operating principles to overcome current limits.

Photonic Nano-Structure Research Group

We are conducting a unified research of fabrication, theoretical analysis, and evaluation for photonic crystals, with aiming to overcome various limitations in the today's photonics technologies and to realize breakthroughs in photonic information processing.