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Carbon Nanotubes Remember Their Structure as They Grow: Reading Growth Histories from Isotope Labels in Evolving Environments

4+ hour, 31+ min ago   (280+ words) t.u-tokyo.ac.jp Carbon Nanotubes Remember Their Structure as They Grow: Reading Growth Histories from Isotope Labels in Evolving Environments Carbon nanotubes behave as metals or semiconductors depending on their atomic arrangement, so structural uniformity is essential for their applications....

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Professor Yasuyuki Sakai received The 2025 Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan Award (Kamesaburo Ikeda Memorial Award)

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (439+ words) t.u-tokyo.ac.jp On 17th March 2026, Professor Yasuyuki Sakai, Department of Chemical System Engineering, received The 2025 Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan Award (Kamesaburo Ikeda Memorial Award). The 2025 Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan Award (Kamesaburo Ikeda Memorial Award), is presented annually to…...

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Attaching a “trash-bound” tag to target proteins: Indirect ubiquitination for protein degradation

7+ mon, 3+ day ago   (115+ words) t.u-tokyo.ac.jp Attaching a “trash-bound” tag to target proteins: Indirect ubiquitination for protein degradation A research group led by Professor Terumitsu Okamoto of the Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo, and Professor Yasushi Saeki of the Institute…...