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EPFL physicists, in collaboration with Tokyo Tech scientists, discovered a method to turn tellurite glass into a semiconductor using femtosecond laser light, potentially enabling windows to harvest energy.
Researchers found that exposing tellurite glass to femtosecond laser light creates semiconducting nanocrystals, opening the possibility of turning glass into electricity-generating surfaces using only light. What happens when you expose tellurite glass to femtosecond laser light? That’s the quest
What happens if femtosecond laser light is shone on tellurite glass? In her thesis work, Gözden Torun of the Galatea Lab collaborated with scientists from Tokyo Tech to address this challenge.
A member of the Tokyo Tech Rowing Club has won the men's single scull category at the 46th East Japan Rookie Competition, held on September 30 and October 1 at the Toda Boat Course in Saitama Prefecture. Team Tokyo Tech also finished second in the me
A hexagonal BaTiO3−xNy oxynitride catalyst with a basicity comparable to superbases has been developed by researchers from Tokyo Tech. The high basicity was attributed to the combined effect of substituting nitride ions and oxygen vacancies into BaTi