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Ryuichi Kitajima, a 1st-year master’s student in Information and Communications Engineering, and Tatsuhiko Ido, an alumnus of the Department of

Ryuichi Kitajima, a 1st-year master's student in Information and Communications Engineering, and Tatsuhiko Ido, an alumnus of the Department of Mathematics, have placed fourth in the 2021 Tasar Japan ...

Tokyo Tech and Tokyo’s Minato City concluded a basic partnership agreement on December 13 with the goal of further developing local communities and

The in-person version of the Art with an Artist seminar with painter and poet Zuse Meyer returned to Tokyo Tech on November 17, taking place on Suzukakedai Campus for the first time. Seventeen student...

The in-person version of the Art with an Artist seminar with painter and poet Zuse Meyer returned to Tokyo Tech on November 17, taking place on

A large, unconventional anomalous Hall resistance in a new magnetic semiconductor in the absence of large-scale magnetic ordering has been

Tokyo Tech researchers discuss to realize DLab's future scenario "Eliminate concerns regarding food and energy shortages"

Stable and high oxide-ion conductors based on a new hexagonal perovskite-related oxide has been reported by scientists at Tokyo Tech, Kojundo Chemical Laboratory Co. Ltd. and Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) in a recent study.

Stable and high oxide-ion conductors based on a new hexagonal perovskite-related oxide has been reported by scientists at Tokyo Tech, Kojundo Chemical

Aoki (left; corresponding author) and Abe (right; first author) holding plants and commercially available protective glasses made of polycarbonateOn October 28th, Tokyo Institute of Technology held an...