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RESEARCH THEME ORGANIZATION, POSITION RESEARCH PROJECT LEADER
Development of an Energy Saving Type Liquid Crystal Optical Shutter with out Usage of　Polarizers and Its Application for Display Devices Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University, Professor Asada Tadahiro
Breeding of Cellulose Fermenting Yeast College of Agriculture, Osaka Prefecture University, Professor Arai Motoo
Phosphoenolpyruvate Carboxylase, a CO2-Fixation Enzyme: X-ray Crystallographic Analysis of 3D-Structure and Genetic Engineering Faculty of Agriculture, Kyoto University, Professor Izui Katsura
Development of a New Preparation Method of Hydrogen Storage Alloys for Use in Nickel-Hydrogen Batteries College of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University, Professor Iwakura Chiaki
Preparation of cathode active materials by ultrasonic spray pyrolysis and its application to Lithium secondary battery Faculty of Engineering, Fukui University, Assistant Professor Ogihara Takashi
Formation of mufti-layered solar cells by laser ablution Solution Institute, Osaka University, Professor Kawai Tomoji
Basic Study on Development of Radiation Detector with High Temperature Superconductivity Intended for Solar Cell Application Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University, Instructor Kannno Ikuo
Study on separation and recycle of CO2 using inorganic layered materials Solution Institute, Osaka University, Assistant Professor Kikkawa Shinichi
Chloroplast envelope red-ox reactions that drive chlorop lactic uptake of inorganic nutrients College of Agriculture, Osaka Prefecture University, Professor Takahashi Masaaki
Solar Energy Pumps for Agriculture/Rural Development Faculty of Agriculture, Kinki University, Professor Tsutsui Hikaru
Research on Crystal Growth of High Quality Semiconductor Silicon Carbide for Power Device Application Faculty of Engineering and Design, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Professor Nishino Shigehiro
Structural Biology on Molecular Mechanism of Photosynthe tic Energy-Conversion Reactions Faculty of Science, Kyoto University, Professor Miki Kunio