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Titles
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Research Units
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07/03/2001
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Group develops first ever convenient, rapid method for accurate detection of verotoxin from E. coli O-157
-Method measures concentration of verotoxin adsorbed to a quartz-crystal oscillator-
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Nanoarchitectonics Research Center
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09/04/2001
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Novel technology for recycling plastics
-Rapid method developed to measure polymer density-
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Research Institute for Computational Sciences
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10/01/2001
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Development of a highly selective hydrogen gas sensor operating at room temperature
-Applications expected for fuel cell-powered vehicles-
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Synergy Materials Research Center
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10/10/2001
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Steel wires eliminated from used tires by induction heating method
-Potential applications in sidewalk paving-
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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11/08/2001
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Successful Production of a New Super-Hard Phase Using Nanotubes
-The first time in the world that a new super-hard phase, comparable to diamond, has been fabricated by processing under high pressure at room temperature -
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Research Center for Advanced Carbon Materials
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11/19/2001
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A new tooth bleaching agent has been developed using photocatalyst technology by AIST
- Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Co., Inc. is conducting the clinical tests -
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Ceramics Research Institute
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12/03/2001
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New Technology for Increasing the Application for Magnesium Alloys:
Development of "(Wide Use) AI Coating", low cost and chromium-free corrosion-resistant coating.
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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12/20/2001
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The thinnest Silicon Nitride Layer is successfully created
- Formation of the crystalline Silicon Nitride Layer on Si(001) substrate with a monolayer thick for the first time -
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01/09/2002
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A New, Environmentally-friendly Phenol Production Method
- The method generates much less industrial waste and uses far less energy than the conventional method -
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Institute for Materials & Chemical Process
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02/15/2002
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The world-first observation of the protonic diffusion in ice
- Breakthrough for the research on protonics: future technology using protonic phenomena -
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Institute for Materials & Chemical Process
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03/04/2002
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A common software platform for parallel computations for various discretized numerical schemes is now open to the public without charge
- Users can modify current non-parallel numerical program codes for a parallel machine in a few days on the platform. -
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Research Institute for Computational Sciences
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03/06/2002
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AIST develops new ceramic catalyst that can kill MRSA
- Catalyst has potential for application in measures against nosocomial bacteria and decontamination of water with bacterial levels of 5-30 ppm -
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Ceramics Research Institute
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04/01/2002
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New ink-jet technology for the formation of ultra fine dots less than 1/1000 the size of currently achieved
- It is possible to produce ultrafine wiring of a few microns in width on the desktop -
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Nanotechnology Research Institute
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07/30/2002
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Discovery of Friction-Generated Micro-Plasma
- With a Comet-like Propagation Pattern Around the Contact Point -
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Nanotechnology Research Institute
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08/08/2002
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Mechanism of Catalytic Reactions of Ribozymes Revealed by Computer Simulation
- A Contribution to Gene Therapy for Cancer and Other Diseases -
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Research Institute for Computational Sciences
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10/03/2002
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Carbon Nanotube For Optical Communications "Opening Up New Possibilities for the Optical Switch"
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Photonics Research Institute
Nanotechnology Research Institute
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10/17/2002
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Development of Air-Floating-like Easy-to-Slide "Mirror-polished Diamond Slider"
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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10/21/2002
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AIST develops water-soluble activated carbon that can adsorb organic substances
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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11/28/2002
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AIST team develops environmentally friendly hard-film coating technology using carbon dioxide, methane, and metal
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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01/20/2003
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AIST team develops a computer simulation program for plasma and gas processes
- The simulation program facilitates cost reductions in the development of plasma process technologies -
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Institute for Structural and Engineering Materials
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