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About Overview Organization & Management Strategy Open Positions Movie Library Access Research Structure Researchers & Laboratories Research Areas Three Advanced Target Projects Collaboration Achievements Press Releases Media & Award AIMResearch Publications Topics News Seminars & Symposium International Satellites International Partner Institutions Inter-Faculty Exchange Agreements Researcher Exchange Programs Support Support Systems For International Researchers (IAC) For Visitors Researchers for Visitors for Researchers for Enterprise Access AIMR Fund Japanese Research Structure Three Advanced Target Projects The ultimate goal of AIMR is to create materials based on a complete understanding and control of atoms and molecules — the smallest units for materials. To reach this goal, AIMR launched three new Advanced Target Projects (ATPs) in 2019. The ATPs aim to create materials that express new functions by connecting our understanding and ability to precisely control atoms and molecules to phenomena on the meso and macro scales. Advanced Target Project 1Local Structure Control in Topological Functional Materials Advanced measurement and atomic control of local structures were established in TP2. To realize novel topological and quantum functional materials, a framework connecting “local” and “global” will be constructed by collaboration between materials science and mathematics. Specific subjects of research By developing field-effect ferromagnetic materials and topological insulators, which are expected to be applied in next-generation electronics, we aim to create electronic and magnetic devices that contribute to the development of quantum computers. Advanced Target Project 2Integrated Control of Bond Variation and its Time Evolution Computational homology was utilized for characterization of static complex structures in TP1. To reveal temporal and spatial feature of dynamic systems by multi-modality approach, persistent homology is combined with advanced imaging and simulation techniques. Specific subjects of research By controlling the time evolution of bond variation and higher hydrogen function, we will develop high-speed ion conductive materials and superconducting materials, and aim to create devices that contribute to energy creation and storage. Advanced Target Project 3Improvement of Self-Organization Technology and Control of Biological Response Universal description of hierarchical structures was studied in TP3. Such hierarchical structures have potential to become functional devices by controlling reactivity and response. Biological/non-biological interfaces and bio-networks are investigated to obtain a guiding principle in practical use of biological functions. Specific subjects of research By developing nano-bio-hybrid materials and biomimetic materials by utilizing self-organization, bio-imitation, or dynamic biological response, we aim to create devices that contribute to regenerative medicine and infectious disease control. Further evolution of mathematics-material science collaboration In 2012, AIMR hired six interface researchers to strengthen the organization of mathematics-material science collaboration, and they have acted as a bridge between material scientists and mathematicians. As a result of these efforts, material scientists and mathematicians could discuss directly without the need for an intermediary. In 2016, they evolved into the Mathematical Science Group consisting of mathematicians and theoretical researchers. In order to achieve the Advanced Target Projects, we are strongly promoting interdisciplinary research for the development of new materials and device creation by applying the advanced mathematics to the functionality issues in materials science. Past “Three Target Projects” Research Structure Researchers & Laboratories Research Areas Three Advanced Target Projects Collaboration Headlines 2024/05/22 Machine Learning Accelerates Discovery o... 2024/05/16 New Data-Driven Model Rapidly Predicts D... 2024/05/15 Researchers Unlock Vital Insights into M... Seminars & Symposium 2024/05/01 [5/1] The 5th “AIMR Seminar” 2024/04/26 [4/26] The 4th “AIMR Seminar” [5/10] The 6th “AIMR Seminar” Home Research Structure Three Target Projects TOHOKU UNIVERSITY World Premier International Research Center Initiative For AIMR Members Link Site map Copyright © 2020 Tohoku University. All Rights Reserved.