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Magnetic insulators

Author-supplied Sr₃OsO₆ research summary figure, based on Wakabayashi et al., Nature Communications 10, 535 (2019).

Original paper · CC BY 4.0

Magnetic Weyl semimetals

Author-supplied SrRuO₃ research summary figure, based on Takiguchi, Wakabayashi et al., Nature Communications 11, 4969 (2020).

Original paper · CC BY 4.0

Ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductors

Wakabayashi et al., Nature Communications 17, 9714 (2026), Fig. 4. CC BY 4.0; figure cropped from the article page.

Original paper · CC BY 4.0

Machine-learning-driven epitaxy

Wakabayashi et al., APL Materials 7, 101114 (2019), Fig. 1. CC BY 4.0; figure cropped from the article page.

Original paper · CC BY 4.0

Physics-informed Bayesian optimization

Wakabayashi and Otsuka, arXiv:2608.26016 (2026), Fig. 2. Author-supplied figure.

Review preprint (arXiv)

Interpretable self-driving laboratories

Wakabayashi et al., Nature Communications 17, 9714 (2026), Fig. 1. CC BY 4.0; figure cropped from the article page.

Original paper · CC BY 4.0

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