
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

JST ERATO "Ultra-Atomic Resolution Electron Microscopy Project"
In the ERATO project of the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST), where Professor Naoya Shibata serves as research supervisor, we are developing a new type of electron microscope, developing a new electron microscopy method, and applying it to materials research. Please visit Project Website for details.
Topics
3/31/2026
Notice
Toshihiro Futazuka has been promoted to Assistant Professor.
3/6/2026
Award
Assistant Professor Shun Sasano has received the Kazato Research Encouragement Prize. Detail
2/28/2026
Notice
We will hold a laboratory tour for third-year students of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Detail
2/26/2026
プレスリリース
We have published a paper on the 3D structure of a Pt nanoparticle supported on an oxide substrate and issued a press release. Detail
1/19/2026
Notice
Prof. Masaki Tanaka at Kyushu University delivered the 19th lecture on Next Generation zirconia Social Cooperation Program. Detail
Members
Secretary
hatano [at] sigma.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Visiting Researcher
surafel [at] sigma.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Technical Assistant
saito.natsumi [at] sigma.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
Technical Assistant
miura [at] sogo.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

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Yayoi 2-11-16, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032, Japan
Room 315, Faculty of Engineering Bldg. 9,
TEL: 03-5841-0415


