NEWS

• 2022年4月22日
  

  The entire laboratory congratulates Sankar Ganesh Ramaraj, Research Associate, on his promotion.
  Thank you, Sankar, for your great contribution! Take care!
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• 2022年4月21日
  

  Mizuta-Manoharan Laboratory holds a group meeting every two weeks. The photo shows each student presenting their progress. New M1 students joined us this time!
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• 2022年4月18日
  

  New M1 students are warmly welcome to the Mizuta-Manoharan Lab Open event at 15:00 on Wednesday, April 27. Highly original research is going on here based on graphene and other monolayer materials for flavor sensors, lightning sensors, thermal diodes and valleytronics. Please register just by dropping an email to Prof. Mizuta (mizuta@jaist.ac.jp). Popping in without registration is also very welcome.

• 2022年4月11日
  

  In fine weather, we held a cherry blossom viewing party with new students. Surrounded by cherry blossoms in full bloom, the new academic year at the Mizuta-Manoharan Laboratory has finally begun.

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• 2022年3月24日
  

  M2 students Mikiya Ishii-kun, Shohei Enomoto-kun, Guo Jiayu-san, Kota Nakamura-kun, and Shogo Hamasaka-kun received their Master's degrees. Congratulations!
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  ＜Message from the graduates in March 2022＞
  
  I would like to express my deepest respect and gratitude to Prof.Mizuta, Dr. Manoharan and Dr. Kareekunnan. In terms of daily life, I learned how to survive at JAIST from senior students. Thanks to them Iam alive today. Also, they sometimes drove me to dinner. The classes progressed quickly and some were difficult. However, professors kindly taught me when I ask any question, and the seniors treated me to past exams. Actually these gifts were indispensable for me to become a half tuition waiver student. I am grateful to everyone in the laboratory for helping me. (Mr.Ishii)
  
  I was involved in research on graphene sensors. There were various trial-and-error and conflicts, but I was able to experience a sense of accomplishment when I overcame them. There were many international researchers and students in the lab. I was worried at first because my English was not good, but they were very kind and supportive. I am truly grateful to my advisors and my friends. Life at JAIST was a very valuable experience for me, and I am glad that I joined Mizuta lab. Thank you very much. (Mr. Enomoto)
  
  To Mizuta sensei and Manoharan sensei, thank you for your great help in my studies and life, I will always remember it in my heart. Maybe my personal abilities are not up to your expectations, but you still take the trouble to guide me. Please accept my sincerest gratitude. (Ms.Guo)
  
  I conducted a research about first-principles calculation which was quite new to me. It was challenging and rewarding to learn a new thing.Also, I was able to improve my English and presentation skills in Mizuta lab because we have people from various countries. I enjoyed my life in JAIST with active and friendly colleagues. Thank you very much.(Mr.Nakamura)
  
  "This research is a collaboration work with a company. We have to move forward without fail," these were Prof. Mizuta's words when I first discussed my research with him. It left a strong impression on me. Though his tone was calm, I felt his pride and determination as a researcher. These words supported me through my research. He also gave me guidance and advice not only regarding my research, but how to live in the society. The international researchers gave me lots of guidance and advice. In addition I looked forward to the traditional food they shared with us. I am proud to have been able to be a member of Mizuta Lab. Thank you to everyone for giving me invaluable time here. (Mr.Hamasaka)

• 2022年3月19日
  

  Articles on the study of Molecular Identification in the functionalized Graphene Gas Sensors are shown on EurekAlert!, Phys.Org, and other news sites.

  This work was conducted in collaboration with TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD.

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• 2022年3月 8日
  

  The FY2021 Excellent Core International Symposium "Silent Voice Sensing - Empathy with Nature" was held on March 4 and was attended by about 90 people from inside and outside the university. A lively exchange of opinions continued until the very end. Thank you very much for your participation.

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• 2022年3月 2日
  

  Online Symposium "Silent Voice Sensing - Empathy with Nature" will be held on Friday 4th March. This is the abstract of the symposium.Please have a look at the link.  <リンク>

• 2022年2月 2日
  

  Online Symposium "Silent Voice Sensing - Empathy with Nature" will be held on Friday 4th March. Please see the link below and make a registration.
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• 2022年1月28日
  

  A paper by Dr Sankar Ganesh Ramaraj on the graphene ethanol sensor was published online in Carbon.This work was conducted in collaboration with TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD. <Link>