Organic Electronics Laboratory, NAIST

Official Account (English) of Organic Electronics Laboratory at Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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Assistant Professor Anh N. NGUYEN attended the M&BE12 international conference.

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Gilbert's paper has been accepted!
Nanoscale potential imaging in noncontact atomic force microscope potentiometry via distance-dependent analysis
https://t.co/FamqdCLJhr via @ioppublishing

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From March 25 to 27, we held the 1st NEXUS Japan-Vietnam Joint Workshop on Next-Generation Semiconductor Thin-Film Technologies in collaboration with VNU University of Science. We had a very productive time, featuring invited lectures by leading researchers and discussions.

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In the Organic Electronics Laboratory, seven master’s students and two doctoral students will graduate this spring.
To celebrate their graduation, we held a farewell party in Namba again this year.
We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

＃NAIST #GraduateSchool

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On 25th Nov., the “Mid-Term Student Research Evaluation meeting 2025” of the Materials Science Divisioin was held as the largest research report meeting of doctoral students. Mr. ONTORIA AIAN BRIONES (2nd year doctoral course, Lab for Organic Electronics), Mr. REN KOJIMA (2nd year doctoral course, Nanomaterials and Polymer Chemistry Lab), and Mrs. EMI KURNIA SARI (2nd year doctoral course, Bio-Process Engineering Lab) were selected as the best three oral presenters.
https://t.co/MfTm4Gebw5
#NAIST #GraduateSchool

[Applied Physics Express and JJAP @apexjjap]

[Progress Review 2024 Open Access]
Thermoelectric cloths using carbon nanotube yarn for wearable electronics
2024 Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 63 010803

https://t.co/2vjiN3jy9s

#JJAP
#physics
#Openaccess
#thermoelectric
#generator
#cloth
#carbon
#nanotube
#yarn
#protein

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We are pleased to share that both Assistant Professor Fukuzawa and doctoral student Aian have welcomed a new baby.
To celebrate this happy event, our laboratory presented commemorative gifts to both of them.
We sincerely wish their children good health and a bright future.
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I am attending the 1st Viet Nam - Japan Semiconductor Symposium.

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology student Mr. Jonas Risinger will be staying for about half a year for a research internship. We had a welcome barbecue party last night.
This brings the number of countries represented among the lab members back to nine!

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Here, it is required that the report includes a discussion of how this relates to the fundamental explanation of the quantum tunneling effect as described in Nakamura's lecture.

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To the students in my “Quantum Mechanics B”:
Instead of standard reports, you may submit a 1-page summary explaining the research results this award recognizes and their practical significance, along with a suitable original diagram. Credits will be awarded based on its quality.

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPrize in Physics to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical tunnelling and energy quantisation in an electric circuit.”

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Chitlada and Aian presented their works in the KJF conferece!

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The Giant Seebeck effect we discovered shows a Seebeck coefficient that is two orders of magnitude larger than predicted by conventional physical theory. Among these, the value of −239 mV/K obtained from the Ph3-BTF single crystal is the highest value to date.

[日本化学会(BCSJ/ChemLett) @CSJjournals_jp]

benzotrifuran, seebeck effect, thermoelectric effect
Article by Dr. Hirotaka Kojima @maizuru_kosen (Maizuru College), Prof. Masakazu Nakamura @NAIST_MAIN (Nara Institute of Science and Technology) and Prof. Hayato Tsuji @ku_official (Kanagawa University)

https://t.co/WIQqlPoVXK

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We had a lab get-together with students from the Organic Electronics Laboratory!
Since we often share technical knowledge and know-how among lab members, building strong relationships is key.
Let’s keep a good balance between research and fun — and power through this intense summer heat together!
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Blessing-san's paper has been published.
It was a big task that involved four researchers. This paper reports the results of a systematic investigation of the determinants of CNT orientation.
The next paper will be the highlight, so please stay tuned!
https://t.co/Y4x63xWzPu

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Nia-san's new paper has been published!🎉
It was known in the CNT community that polyoxyethylene stearyl ether “sometimes” introduces n-type doping when used as a dispersant. This work clarified the doping mechanism and necessary temperature conditions.
https://t.co/ZpnxemTyQs

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Organic Electronics Lab held a farewell party for M2 and a welcome party for new Assist. Prof. Fukuzawa in Dotonbori. The Osaka Minami area is closer than you might think to NAIST. Thanks to all M2 students for their hard work! Dr. Fukuzawa, we look forward to working with you!

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Dr. Anh Ngoc Nguyen's (Ph.D. September 2024, currently PD) first paper is currently in the Top 7% by the SciVal!
https://t.co/jegcGwMxSN

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A new paper by Dr. Pandey (Visiting Assistant Professor) is now available.
The elemental technologies for our long-term goal of polymer super-flexible electronics are steadily building up.
https://t.co/pVqVzMTpfk

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We had a welcome party for Fukuzawa-sensei and a farewell party for M2 students in Dotonbori, Osaka.