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IIS and MESA+ Institute sign a memorandum of understanding

Tetrahedra May Explain Water ‘s Uniqueness

S cientists at The University of Tokyo use a two-state model based on the formation of tetrahedral structures to explain water’s anomalous properties and the surprising liquid–liquid transition of water

Stress-free Gel

Researchers at The University of Tokyo find a new type of formation of gels with less internal mechanical stress by controlling particle interactions, with implications for food preparation and our knowledge of intracellular gelation

UTokyo-IIS Bulletin Vol. 6 is now available

Surface waves can help nanostructured devices keep their cool

A research team led by the Institute of Industrial Science, the University of Tokyo finds that hybrid surface waves called surface phonon-polaritons can conduct heat away from nanoscale material structures

A Clearer View of What Makes Glass Rigid

A team of scientists led by the University of Tokyo uses computer simulations to study the rigidity of amorphous solids like glass

Having a Ball: Crystallization in a Sphere

Researchers from The University of Tokyo and Fudan University observe the crystallization process in a droplet

0.5°C of additional warming has a huge effect on global aridity

Based on models specifically designed to examine the difference between 1.5°C and 2°C of global warming, UTokyo researchers reveal major effects of the additional warming on drought in many regions of the world

[NOTICE] Komaba Research Campus Japanese Language Course 2020 Winter（Course Period: October 12 - January 15）

Painless paper patch test for glucose levels uses microneedles

A patch of microneedles, each less than 1 mm in length, painlessly samples fluid from the skin and quickly reports glucose levels using a paper sensor with a color scale

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