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Table of contents−328 Synthesiology Vol.1 No.4(2008)(82)−Research papersDevelopment of high power and high capacity lithium secondary battery based on the advanced nanotechnology-The convergence innovation strategy employing the inter-disciplinary research and inter-organization straightforward technology transfer-From basic research on firefly bioluminescence to Product Realization Research -Production of a multi-gene expression kit based on bioluminescent proteins-Development of clay-based-film -A Full Research scenario from a viewpoint of encounter-Development of a risk assessment system for soil contamination and the application to the social system -Processes in Synthesiology for practicing an advanced environmental risk management-Development and applications of photocatalytic technology-Industrialization of sustainable eco-technology-Is an angular standard necessary for rotary encoders?-Development of a rotary encoder that enables visualization of angle deviation-ArticleDiscipline of constructive research fields -Toward formalization of “Synthesiology”-- - - I. Honma - - - Y. Ohmiya and Y. Nakajima- - - T. Ebina- - - T. Komai, Y. Kawabe, J. Hara, Y. Sakamoto and H. Sugita- - - H. Taoda- - - T. Watanabe- - - H. NakashimaResearch papersDevelopment of regenerative medical technology working toward practical application-Construction of human cell processing system in view of safety for the purpose of clinical application-Development of highly-active hydrodesulfurization catalyst for sulfur-free diesel production-Full research from in-house laboratory catalyst to commercial catalyst-Development of massive synthesis method of organic nanotube toward practical use ― Integration of molecular design, molecular synthesis and safety assessment for materials having market competitiveness-Development of flexible-printable device processing technology-For achievement of prosumer electronics-A new density standard replaced from water-Using silicon single-crystals as the top of traceability in density measurement-A rationalization guideline for the utilization of energy and resources considering total manufacturing processes-An exergy analysis of aluminum casting processes-ArticlesOn the launch of AIST journal Synthesiology: Discussion with Japanese researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign- - - H. Ohgushi- - - Y. Yoshimura and M. Toba- - - M. Asakawa, M. Aoyagi, N. Kameta, M. Kogiso, M. Masuda, H. Minamikawa and T. Shimizu- - - T. Kamata, M. Yoshida, T. Kodzasa, S. Uemura, S. Hoshino and N. Takada- - - K. Fujii- - - H. Kita, H. Hyuga and N. Kondo - - - H. Ohsaki and Y. Sato170-175(1-6) 176-182(7-13)183-189(14-20)190-200(21-31)201-211(32-42)212-221(43-52)222-228(53-59)247-258(1-12)259-266(13-20)267-275(21-29)276-286(30-40)287-295(41-49)296-304(50-58)305-313(59-67) Vol.1 No.4 Vol.1 No.3

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