Introduction

New Atomic Resolution Electron Microscopy for Materials Science

Electron Microscopy and Material Science Laboratory is aiming for opening up a new era in materials science and engineering by fusing advanced electron microscopy development and materials science research at a high level. Specifically, we are strongly promoting the development of new atomic resolution electron microscopy and the research of materials that are extremely important for society and industry such as metals, ceramics, devices, magnetic and organic materials, as two wheels of a cart. By developing a new electron microscopy that does not exist anywhere, we will create a new "eye" for materials, and use that "eye" to explore a sub-atomic scale world of materials. Such exciting research we are aiming!

April, 2020

Naoya Shibata

Topics

9/25/2022

Notice

Prof. Naoya Shibata's research project "Ultra-Atomic Resolution Electron Microscopy" has been selected for "ERATO", Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST).

7/28/2022

Publication

A paper entitled "Linear imaging theory for differential phase contrast and other phase imaging modes in scanning transmission electron microscopy" has been published. Detail

6/2/2022

Media

Magnetic field-free Atomic Resolution STEM (MARS) project was featured in the June issue of JST News (in Japanese). Detail

5/11/2022

Award

Assistant Professor Seki received Encouragement Prize from The Japan Society of Microscopy.

4/27/2022

Publication

A paper entitled "Quantitative electric field mapping in semiconductor heterostructures via tilt-scan averaged DPC STEM" is now available. Detail

4/26/2022

Notice

Group photo has been updated.