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Latest ISSP News
- 2019.05.27 Created new artificial rhodopsin protein – Expecting elucidation of neural networks in the deep brain –
- 2019.04.26 ISSP signs MOU with CCES in Korea on the International Collaborative Program
- 2019.04.19 Material for spintronics workable in the air, thanks to discovery of new function by tin monoatomic layer covered with graphene
- 2019.03.08 ISSP Stay Report of Prof. Natalia DRICHKO
- 2019.02.14 ISSP Stay Report of Prof. Susumu TAKAHASHI
- 2019.01.24 ISSP Stay Report of Dr. Hua Chen
- 2018.12.13 Weyl antiferromagnet showing large spontaneous response at room temperature was successfully thinned- Mn3Sn thin film made a significant progress in developing functional antiferromagnetic devices
- 2018.11.19 Graphene has been successfully converted into a Topological Insulator
- 2018.11.09 ISSP Stay Report of Dr. Zhe, Wang
- 2018.10.01 ISSP Stay Report of Dr. Clifford HICKS
- 2018.07.05 Heavy electrons in strong magnetic fields, reveal electronic state of Kondo insulator YbB12 in magnetic fields
- 2018.07.02 ISSP Stay Report of Prof. Premala Chandra
- 2018.06.22 Exciting electrons in black phosphorus – A route towards ultrafast functions and novel states of matter –
- 2018.06.21 Discovery of “Heliorhodopsin”, a novel type of photo-receptive membrane protein – A new light utilization strategy of living organisms –
- 2018.06.12 Demonstrated basic technology to map only specific elements with different upper and lower environments, utilizing harmonic generation by X-ray free electron laser
- 2018.05.30 ISSP Stay Report from Associate Professor Ying RAN
- 2018.05.23 Establishing effective measurement method for distinguishing spin states – by direct observations of different spin states in both bulk crystal and thin film crystals
- 2018.04.06 ISSP Stay Report from Dr. Mario Novak
- 2018.03.20 Discovery of ‘quantum’ supercritical state of electrons induced by valence fluctuation
- 2018.02.21 Direct observation of topology hidden inside materials – Judging topological nature of materials by its inside materials is more important than what you see it by appearance –