Tetsuya Hasegawa (chemist)

Tetsuya Hasegawa (はせがわてつや, 1957 -) is a Japanese chemist. A professor at Tokyo University. The specialized field is solid-state chemistry.

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Career

• I am a graduate from a - Tokyo University department of science chemistry department for 1,980 years
• Doctoral degree course in course completion specialized in - Tokyo University graduate school science system graduate course chemistry for 1,985 years
• 1985 - Florida university postdoctoral fellow
• Mr. 1986 - Tokyo University department of engineering industrialization subject
• 1991 - lecturer
• 1996 - assistant professor
• 1997 - Tokyo Institute of Technology application ceramics research institute assistant professor
• 2002 - Tokyo Institute of Technology frontier creation collaborative investigation center assistant professor
• 2003 - Tokyo University graduate school science system graduate courseChemical specialty professor

Study

The development of the oxide film, existence machine semiconductor electronics nano properties of matter probe with a new electronic function and local electronic properties of matter analysis.

Receiving a prize

• 1988 - Pergamon/Spectrochim Acta Atomic Spectroscopy Award
• 1991 - Japan Society of Applied Physics prize B
• 1995 - Nissan science prize
• 2002 - superconduction technology prize

Outside link

• Hasegawa laboratory
• Tetsuya Hasegawa

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