2008 Update
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2008.12.08"Origin of Life" - Organic Molecules Formed by Bombardment of Oceans by Meteorites!
Proof of the Formation of Bioorganic Molecules from Solid Carbon, Iron, Water, and Nitrogen Gas in Impact Experiment -
2008.11.26Production of “Urban Ore” from Used Electronic Equipment without Human Intervention
Development of a Simple Recycling Technique Applying Small-Scale Distributed Treatment Based on Paradigm Shift -
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2008.10.27
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2008.10.23
Nagoya Institute of Technology and the National Institute for Materials Science Will Conclude a Collaboration/Cooperation Agreement
Aiming at Strengthening Human Resources Development by Improving Ceramics Research/Education and Contributing to Society through New Materials Development -
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2008.09.09Development of Multiple-Valued Logic Level Transistor Using Molecular Wire
Opening the Way to Future Molecular Devices and Molecular Wiring -
2008.09.04
Success in Trial Manufacture of BN/Si Heterodiode Solar Cell
World's First High Durability Solar Cell with Space Applications and Potential Transparency -
2008.08.01
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2008.07.16
NIMS Launches "NIMS - TOYOTA Materials Center of Excellence for Sustainable Mobility"
Aiming at Elucidation of the Mechanism of Fundamental Phenomenaand Development of Generic Technology -
2008.07.16
NIMS' Large-Scale Research Facilities to be Used in Nanotechnology Human Resources Development Project
Experiential Educational Program in Cooperation with University of Tsukuba Starts Tomorrow -
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2008.06.09Success in Fabrication of Mesoporous Metal with Giant Mesocage Structure
A New Development in Mesoporous Metals, A New Proposal for Metallic Nanostructures -
2008.05.30Micro Branch Filter Fabricated by Alignment of Microspheres
Optical Wiring of Integrated Circuits using Self-Assembly Process -
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2008.05.21Development of Warm Multidirectional Compact Rolling Process Enabling Continuous Production of High Strength/High Formability Super Steel Wire
Success in Trial Mass Production of 100,000 Super Steel Micro Screws.Potential for Large Reduction in CO2 Emissions during Part Manufacturing -
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2008.05.01
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2008.04.01
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2008.03.28Success in Synthesis of Mesoporous Metal Fiber
New Development of Mesoporous Materials from Silica to Metals -
2008.03.26Proposal for Excavation of Urban Mines and Recycling of Artificial Ores
Creation of a Visible Resource Recycling Chain by Applying Technology to the Intermediate Process in Recycling -
2008.03.25High Output Generation of Green Laser without Resonator
Applications from Laser Theater to Laser Processing are now within View -
2008.03.19Success in Trial Manufacture of White LED for Liquid Crystal Backlight
Improvement in Color Reproduction of Liquid Crystal Displays -
2008.03.19Elucidation of Alignment Process of Micro-Particles by Neutrons
Direct Observation of Alignment Process of Fine Ceramic Particles Realized by Neutron Diffraction -
2008.03.13Development of Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene Coating
Large Potential for Improvement of Environmental Resistance Capacity and Surface Functionalization of Industrial Structural Materials -
2008.02.14Establishment of Company for Manufacture and Sale of Combinatorial Devices, Supply of Materials Library Service, and Intellectual Property Strategy
National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) Approved Venture Company -
2008.02.04Start of Samples Supply of Cell Culturing Substrate Using Chitosan
Product Developed Jointly by NIMS and Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry, Hokkaido Soda, and Primary Cell -
2008.01.23Development of Super-Water Repellent Material from Fullerenes
Development of Super-Water Repellent Material from Fullerenes -
2008.01.18Success in the Development of a Novel Infrared Light Source Using Plasmon Resonance
Nanostructure Control of Thermal Radiation Opens the Way to High Efficiency Environmental Measurement -
2008.01.11Japan’s “Urban Mines” are Comparable to the World’s Leading Resource Nations
Calculating the Scale of the Urban Mines Accumulated in Japan -
2008.01.11
Japanese Material Technologies for a World Contribution to Global Environmental Problems
NIMS Begins a Series of Plans to Highlight the Large Potential of Materials Technologies in Responding to Environmental and Energy Problems as Japan Hosts the Lake Toya Summit