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Looks of Labs & Seminar

Both undergraduate and graduate students are trying to understand materials phenomena theoretically at the atomic and molecular levels. They are developing a new class of computational scientific methodologies and applying them by executing large-scale numerical simulations to resolve their own research themes.

Moreover, in the presentations at lab seminars and collective meetings, their exchanging actively opinions and ideas each other, they are trying to understand the researches more deeply so as to find and to resolve some important pieces of any unknown materials phenomena.