Akira Nagaoka’s group studies the high-quality functional materials from unique crystal growth techniques. Most of the work is inspired by the engineering applications of thermoelectrics, photovoltaics and radiation. Understanding of reliable material properties from fundamental research enables us to create highly efficient energy conversion device. We aim to contribute to a sustainable society by promoting innovation in energy technology.
What's new in Nagaoka Laboratory, Laboratory of Functional Materials, University of Miyazaki.
MoreNagaoka’s group aims to create new materials and improve the potential properties of materials so that they can work in various ways in the world. Nagaoka and his group have worked closely with international collaborators. We encourage students to broaden their perspectives, develop flexible thinking, and improve their communication skills, thereby enhancing human skills.
My research and lectures (in Japanese).
