Complex Electrons and Functional Materials Research Group

Group Director

Hidenori Takagi

  • D.Eng.
  • Hidenori Takagi
  • Brief resume
    1986
    Research Associate, Engineering Research Institute, University of Tokyo
    1989
    D.Eng., University of Tokyo
    1990
    Postdoctoral Member of Technical Staff, AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA
    1992
    Lecturer, Department of Applied Physics, University of Tokyo
    1994
    Associate Professor, Institute for Solid State Physics, University of Tokyo
    1999
    Professor, Department of Advanced Materials Science & Department of Applied Chemistry, University of Tokyo
    2002
    Chief Scientist, Magnetic Materials Laboratory, RIKEN (-current)
    2005
    Group Director, Complex Electron System Research, RIKEN
    2010
    Group Director, Complex Electrons and Functional Materials Research Group, RIKEN (-current)
    2011
    Professor, Dapartment of Physics, University of Tokyo (-current)

Outline

Complex electron systems are at the frontier of development of materials with novel electronic functions. We aim to explore the physics of such complex electron systems and to develop novel functionalities based on the concept of electronic phase and phase change. With the unified concept of complex electron systems, our materials exploration covers the range from transition metal compounds to molecular solids. Our targets include high-Tc superconductivity, high performance thermoelectric conversion and novel device functions. We are also constructing a basis for the design of functionalities through understanding of the microscopic nature of complex electrons.

Core Members

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