Muon Acceleration: From Demonstration to Implementation
Cooled muons accelerated to 0.3 MeV in the new dedicated experimental area
Institute of Materials Structure Science
Mystery of Muon Behavior in Ice Solved
Quantum Effects Reveal the Key to a More Than 50-Year-Old Enigma
Double-bond character of phosphates in solid and liquid phases probed by oxygen K-edge X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Simultaneous measurements of solid–liquid interfaces and bulk liquids using soft X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Direct Observation of Photoexcited Hole-Injection Dynamicsin Cocatalysts for Water Splitting
Co-Doping Acts as a “Latch”, Extending the Lifetime of Holes Transferred to the Cocatalyst by ~16-fold
Elucidation of the Frequency Dependence of Displacement Current Density between Capacitor Plates
Dispelling Misconceptions About How Electromagnetic Waves Are Generated.
Turning Non-Magnetic Materials Magnetic with Atomically Thin Films
Successful visualization of the internal structure of semiconductor devices under operation
Proposal of a new method for evaluating semiconductors
Breakthrough in High-Performance Oxide-Ion Conductors Using Rubidium
Researchers have discovered a rubidium-containing material with exceptional conductivity and stability, paving the way for next-generation solid oxide fuel cells
V-161: A Breakthrough in the Fight against Antibiotic-Resistant VRE Infections
V-161 targets a crucial enzyme in VRE, offering promise in combating antibiotic-resistant infections in hospital environments