9 functionally-graded-material positions in Japan

  • a circular economy has become a major global challenge. In the fields of polymer and fiber materials, the development of sustainable material design and advanced material processing technologies has

  • Hokkaido University | Japan | 2 months ago

    their full potentials. [Work content and job description] 〔Research Area〕 Building material research related to carbon neutrality and resource circulation from the perspective in aspects of

  • Kanazawa University | Japan | 2 months ago

    -en.html [Work content and job description] Research Education: 1) School of Chemistry, College of Science and Engineering, Kanazawa University 2) Division of Material Chemistry, Graduate School of

  • underlying the emergence of material properties in soft-matter materials, molecular assemblies, polymers, and interfacial materials, and to extend these insights toward AI- and HPC-enabled materials

  • Nagoya University | Japan | 25 days ago

    for research and education on the chemical structures, biosynthetic mechanisms, conversion reactions, and functional material applications of wood and tree-derived components. The faculty member to

  • Kanazawa University | Japan | about 2 months ago

    ) Engaging in collaborative research on foreign language education and on teaching material development for English language courses in the liberal arts curriculum. 4) Acting as a class advisor for

  • The University of Tokyo | Japan | 2 months ago

    conducted by ISSP at the research reactor JRR-3, in collaboration with Prof. T. J. Sato. Experience in neutron scattering is not required, but experience in material structure research, magnetism research

  • RIKEN | Japan | about 2 months ago

    material production. Specifically, we aim to understand nature’s ingenuity towards catalysis, electron/proton transport, metabolic regulation, responsiveness to external stimuli, and energy management in

  • RIKEN | Japan | 2 months ago

    , we aim to create outstanding ionics materials, including electrodes, solid electrolytes, and catalysts, and to develop energy storage/conversion and material conversion devices based on new operating

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