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of decarbonization processes in industry Technology development related to the carbon cycle (including carbon capture and utilization) https://www.kankyo.tohoku.ac.jp/en/faculty/skk21.html [Work content and job
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the NEDO project: "Project to Develop a Multimodal Foundation Model for AI Robots and Physical AI." If selected through this open call, you will be obligated to work exclusively on this NEDO project. https
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Design-Build-Test-Learn (DBTL) cycle that rapidly iterates the design, synthesis, and evaluation of molecular-robot components. https://molbot-ex.org/index.html [Work content and job description] The E01
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random access memories. This project aims to develop models of the magnetisation switching process that can explain experimental results provided by collaborators. As such the position will involve
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the implementation of CCUS through process optimization, the development of LCA/TEA assessment tools, and technology deployment scenarios. https://unit.aist.go.jp/ccus/groups/cart.html * details of the business
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2 million yen as research startup funds. (No additional funds will be provided in subsequent years.) https://wpi-aimec.jp/en/research/ [Work content and job description] WPI-AIMEC has formulated five
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, and computer vision. In particular, it focuses on the measurement of eye-gaze as a key window into cognition, integrating experimental, comparative, and computational approaches. We aim to move beyond
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fps. We are also developing three-dimensional force-mapping techniques to measure the nanomechanical properties of biomolecules at the submolecular level. Recent publications: https://researchmap.jp
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. https://ifi.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/about/ [Work content and job description] Research projects at the Institute for Future Initiatives - Integrated quantitative and qualitative research on scenarios and
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position is available for the research on theoretical and numerical methods related to any of the following: open quantum systems, quantum information processing and quantum machine learning, nonlinear