KEK IMSS News | Press Release:2012

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December

December 27, 2012　Press Release　Discovery of ferroelectricity and antiferroelectricity in imidazoles, building blocks in biological system such as vitamin B12

November

November 27, 2012　Press Release　Achievement of the world's strongest pulsed muon beam
November 14, 2012　Press Release　A New Technology for Semiconductor Film Production on Highly Liquid-repellent Surfaces

October

October 29, 2012　Press Release　Discovery of the origin of high oxygen permeability in praseodymium nickel oxide-based materials New design concept of the interstitial ionic conductors by higher d10 dopant and Jahn-Teller effect

September

September 20, 2012　Press Release　KEK and Astellas begin collaborative research to discover new drugs for neglected tropical diseases

July

July 17, 2012　Press Release　Visualizing a photosensitizer complex in action

June

June 27, 2012　Press Release　Successful generation of a positronium beam that can be readily accelerated to over 1 keV[
June 8, 2012　Press Release　World's Highest-Performing Neutron Focusing Technology: A mirror that can intensify a neutron beam 50-fold
June 1, 2012　Press Release　Structural basis for Arf6-MKLP1 complex formation on the Flemming body responsible for cytokinesis
June 1, 2012　Press Release　Demonstration of "electronic ferroelectricity," a new principle underlying electric polarization in an organic ferroelectric

May

May 10, 2012　Press Release　Discovery of rare-earth metal monohydride with the NaCl-type structure

April

April 26, 2012　Press Release　Twisting of protein molecules in water is successfully captured on molecular movie
April 4, 2012　Press Release　New Executive Board Members Started A Three-Year Term at KEK

March

March 6, 2012　Press Release　Observation of How an Organic Molecule Mimics Photosynthesis

February

February 15, 2012　Press Release　Origin of large polarization in multiferroic YMnO₃ thin films

January

January 16, 2012　Press Release　Elucidation of Metal-Insulator Transition Mechanism in Ferromagnetic Hollandite
January 2, 2012　Press Release　Successful Development of the World's Fastest Soft X-ray Absorption Spectroscopic Technique that Can Identify the Chemical Species and Quantities of Molecules Adsorbed on the Surface