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[ IIS Press Conference ] Development of high-resolution analyses for protein-ligand Interactions for computational pharmachemistry

Research Symposium Building Resilience and Adaptability in the Built Environment ‒ Technologies, Business Models, Policy Tools, and Stakeholder Engagement ‒ (Date: Friday, March 23, 9:30‒ 17:00)

The Japanese Language Course in Komaba Research Campus2012 Summer Application period: Monday, April 2 - Monday, April 9 (Please see the [ International Relations Section's page] as well, for IIS fellows) -- The application was ended. --

[ IIS Press Conference ] The Applied Chemistry field gave the press conference. 1. Zeolites and other porous silica as a base catalyst!! for efficient and recycling use of petrochemical products and wastes 2. Tough and flexible elastomer with self-mendability 3. Draw what you can't see. - A new rewritable material for confidential and anticounterfeit images -

[ IIS Press Conference ] Univ. of Tokyo, Nippon Steel Engineering succeed in reducing bioethanol production energy drastically. -Demonstration of energy saving distillation process based on self-heat recuperation-

[ IIS Press Conference ] Endowed Research Unit for Non-ferrous Metals Resource Recovery Engineering(JX Metals Endowed Unit)

ISPEC 2011 (The 1st International Symposium on Photonics and Electronics Convergence -Advanced Nanophotonics and Silicon DeviceSystems-) (Date: Novemver 14-15, 2011)

[ IIS Press Conference ] Demonstration of Electric Vehicle Mixed Reality System on Public Road

The Japanese Language Course in Komaba Research Campus2011 Winter Application period: October 3(Mon) - October 12(Wed) (Please see the [ International Relations Section's page] as well, for IIS fellows) -- The application was ended. --

[ IIS Press Conference ] Foudation of joint research center for promotion of industrial use of K computer

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