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Multidisciplinary Materials Design and Science Laboratory
Advanced Applied Physical Science Laboratory
Quantum Science and Technology Laboratory
Nanophotonics Center
Research Center for Theoretical Quantum Physics
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>2023.07.21
NTT Succeeds at Frequency Stabilization of an Electro-Optic Modulation-Based Optical Frequency Comb
>2023.05.24
Long-term functional measurements from modular 3D neuronal networks using rolled-up 3D electrode array
>2023.03.29
Light-driven on-chip actuator capable of mimicking the motion of biological organs
>2023.02.06
Detection of ferric ions in neurons using a superconducting flux qubit
>2022.12.22
Realization of a novel method for the detection of parasitic defects in superconducting qubits
>2022.11.04
Using light to measure particles and viscosity in liquids with ultrahigh sensitivity
>2022.09.12
Realizing Zero-bias Operation of a Graphene Photodetector at 220 GHz and Elucidating the Optical-to-electrical Conversion Process
>2022.04.22
The world's first demonstration of aluminum nitride transistor
>2021.12.14
Detection of graphene's divergent orbital diamagnetism at the Dirac point
>2021.12.08
Elucidation of Spin Wave Physics Using a Graphene Electron Interferometer
March 4, 2021

Researchers were selected as "American Physical Society Outstanding Referees".

Dr. William John Munro (Quantum Science and Technology Laboratory) and Dr. Kenta Takada (Advanced Applied Physical Science Laboratory) have been selected as one of the Outstanding Referees of the American Physical Society (APS) in 2021. The APS Outstanding Referee program annually recognizes approximately 150 of the currently active referees (over 78,400) for their invaluable work.

Outstanding Referees Program
https://journals.aps.org/OutstandingReferees