Spintronics Research and Development Center

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Summary

The center for spintronics research network at Keio University (CSRN at Keio Univ.) is established to play an important role in the research field of spintronics. The spintronics is the novel research field utilizing both electric and magnetic properties of electrons in solids, i.e. electric charge and spin angular momentum, respectively. Especially, the electrical control of magnetic properties in solids leads to huge innovations on information and communication technologies.

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Members  

◎ indicates the project leader

Name	Affiliation	Position	Field of Specialization/Research Interests
◎ Yukio Nozaki	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Magnetism, Spin dynamics, Nano-materials
Mikio Eto	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Solid state physics, Semiconductor, Mesoscopic system, Quantum dot, Nano-technology
Toshiharu Saiki	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Nanophotonics, Semiconductor quantum structure, Phase change material engineering, Nano-biosensing
Keiya Shirahama	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Condensed matter physics II
Yoshinori Matsumoto	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Sensor, IoT, Sensor network, Microprocessor/circuit, Machine learning
Masanori Matoba	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Strongly correlated electron physics, Solid state physics, Materials design, Exploratory materials physics
Yoichi Kamihara	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Superconductivity, Phase transition, Magnetism, Electronic structure, Material science
Takasumi Tanabe	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Photonic nanostructure, Optical microcavities, Low-power optical devices, Ultrafast optics, Integrated optics
Junko Hayase	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Nanostructural chemistry, Nano/microsystems, Optical engineering/photon science, Condensed matter physics I, Atomic/molecular/quantum electronics
Hideyuki Maki	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Nanomaterial, Nanodevice, Material science
Naoki Yamamoto	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Quantum computing, Quantum information, Mathematical engineering
Shinichi Watanabe	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Optical properties of solids, Terahertz spectroscopy, Ultrafast spectroscopy
Kazuya Ando	Faculty of Science and Technology	Associate Professor	Spintronics, Spin physics
Yasutomo Ota	Faculty of Science and Technology	Associate Professor	Nanophotonics, Quantum information processing, Topological photonics, Hybrid integration, Quantum electronics
Yasuaki Einaga	Faculty of Science and Technology	Professor	Photo-functional materials, Nano materials, Diamond electrodes
Hideo Kaiju	Faculty of Science and Technology	Associate Professor	Magneto-electronics, Nanoscience
Takumi Funato	KGRI	Project Assistant Professor	Theory of condensed matter, Transport phenomena, Spintronics