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LI Liuyun Assistant professor LI Liuyun Advanced Materials and Fundamental Sciences Program Research supervisor: Creation of low-cost, high-performance gasification catalysts. Production of light fuel gas from carbonaceous resources using catalysts. Development of porous carbon materials. Material development and environmental cleanup.; Manufacturing technology (mechanical, electrical, electronic, and chemical engineering) / Transport phenomena, unit operations / Reaction engineering, Process systems engineering / Catalytic processes, Resource chemical pro...; LI Liuyun Assistant Professor Creation of low-cost, high-performance gasification catalysts Production of light fuel gas from carbon-based resources using catalysts Development of porous carbon materials Material development and environmental purification Manufacturing technology (mechanical, electrical, electronic, and chemical engineering)/Transfer phenomena, unit operations/Reaction engineering, Process systems engineering/Catalytic processes, Resource chemical processes LI Liuyun Energy recovery Catalytic reforming decomposition Fuel gas production Livestock waste Low-temperature gasification Coal Biomass Chemical engineering Conversion and utilization of carbon-based resources Chemical engineering (energy) C (Material creation chemistry) Material creation and basic science Production design engineering series in the Department of Natural Sciences (Faculty of Engineering) Faculty of Engineering

WATANABE Kazuya Assistant professor WATANABE Kazuya Advanced Materials and Fundamental Sciences Program: Testing cosmological models and gravity theories using gravitational lensing; General natural sciences / elementary particles / atomic nuclei / cosmic rays / theories of astrophysics / general relativity and astrophysics; WATANABE Kazuya Assistant Professor Testing cosmological models and gravity theories using gravitational lensing General natural sciences / elementary particles / atomic nuclei / cosmic rays / theories for astrophysics / general relativity and astrophysics WATANABE Kazuya General relativity Astrophysics Astrophysics (theory) Relativity Relativity and Cosmology C (Basic science of matter and the universe) Material creation and basic science Natural sciences, Mathematical and material sciences series (Faculty of Science) Faculty of Science

WATANABE Keiichi professor WATANABE Keiichi Advanced Materials and Fundamental Sciences Program Research supervisor: Non-commutative integral theory Operator theory on Hilbert spaces Study of gyrovector spaces and mappings between them; General natural science/basic analysis; WATANABE Keiichi Professor Non-commutative integral theory Operator theory on Hilbert spaces Research on gyrovector spaces and mappings between them Natural Sciences General / Basic Analysis WATANABE Keiichi WATANABE Keiichi operator theory functional analysis operator theory functional analysis gyrovector space gyrovector space functional analysis C (Mathematical Sciences) Materials Creation and Basic Sciences Natural Sciences, Mathematical and Material Sciences Series (School of Science) School of Science

WATANABE Mizuki Associate Professor Mizuki WATANABE Advanced Materials and Fundamental Sciences Program Research supervisor: Synthesis and evaluation of new inorganic materials Phosphors Catalysts CO2 absorption; Nanotechnology and Materials/Inorganic Materials/Inorganic Materials Chemistry; Mizuki Watanabe Associate Professor Synthesis and evaluation of new inorganic materials Phosphors Catalysts CO2 absorption Nanotechnology and Materials / Inorganic Materials / Inorganic Materials Chemistry Mizuki Watanabe Phosphors Gas sensors Catalysts Solid-state chemistry Ceramics CO2 absorbers Inorganic chemistry Inorganic materials chemistry C (Material Creation Chemistry) Material Creation and Basic Science Natural Sciences Production Design Engineering Series (Faculty of Engineering) Faculty of Engineering

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