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2023 December

December 28, 2023　Press Release　Precision Spectroscopy Measurements of Muonic Helium Atoms — World record improved for the first time in 40 years —

2023 November

November 24, 2023　Press Release　Shedding Light on Unique Conduction Mechanisms in a New Type of Perovskite Oxide

2023 July

July 7, 2023　Press Release　Scientists Develop Strategy to Engineer Artificial Allosteric Sites in Protein Complexes
July 7, 2023　Press Release　New Design Rule for High-Entropy Superionic Solid-State Conductors

2023 April

April 27, 2023　Press Release　Discovering Hidden Order in Disordered Crystals -New Material Analysis Method Combining Resonant X-Ray Diffraction and Solid-State NMR-

2023 February

February 14, 2023　Press Release　Successful Nondestructive Two-dimensional Quantitative Analysis of Degradation of the Charging Capacity of Lithium-ion Secondary Batteries

2022 October

October 4, 2022　Press Release　Muon experiment reveals more detail of asteroid Ryugu

2022 September

September 23, 2022　Press Release　Asteroid Explorer Hayabusa2 Initial Analysis Stone Team reveals the formation and evolution of carbonaceous asteroid Ryugu

2022 June

June 10, 2022　Press Release　Graphite Disk Keeps Rotating to Produce Muons　- The Challenge under International Collaboration between Japan and Switzerland –

2021 January

January 29, 2021　Press Release　Toward to the neutron lifetime puzzle, the 3rd method was launched
January 25, 2021　Press Release　New Ba₇Nb₄MoO₂₀-Based Materials with High Oxygen-Ion Conductivity Could Open Sustainable Future

2020 November

November 6, 2020　Press Release　Why Does Titanium Alloy Beam Window Become Brittle After Proton Beam Exposure ? ~ Research and Development on the Accelerator Target and Beam Window Materials by RaDIATE International Collaboration ~

2020 September

September 7, 2020　Press Release　Exploring the scale of meteorite impact from minerals Laboratory-based shock experiments on minerals

2020 June

June 25, 2020　Press Release　Every moment of ultrafast chemical bonding now captured on film