Project Activities Concerning Nanotechnology and Materials

NEW ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONProject ActivitiesConcerningNanotechnology andMaterialsRevised in August 2002Nanotechnology and Materials TechnologyDevelopment DepartmentNEDO

ContentsPreface…………………………………………………………………. 21. Projects……………………………………………………………… 22. Researchers………………………………………………………. 23. Papers……………………………………………………………… 24. Patents……………………………………………………………. 35. Technology Samples………………………………………………. 3Further Information…………………………………………………. 3Tables………………………………………………………………….. 4-109List of Tables …………………………………..………………………….. …………………………………..………………………….. …………………………………..………………………….. …………………………………..………………………….. …………………………………..…………………………..1

PrefaceThe New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) is and hasbeen undertaking research and development projects related to nanotechnology and materialsbased on funds provided by Ministry of Economy, International Trade and Industry (METI) ofJapan. A listing of all projects is given in Table 1. Patents, papers, researchers,and technology samples for these projects are also provided and listed in attachedtables, respectively. Further information concerning NEDO’s nanotechnolgy andmaterials projects can be provided in order to produce future cooperation inresearch work or commercial application to those patents, interested in suchresults from world.1. ProjectsThe projects related to nanotechnology and materials that are and have been undertaken arelisted in Table 1. The outlines of project as well as duration of projects and projectleaders are also given in the table.2. ResearchersThe researchers listed in Table 2 have actively participated in the nanotechnology andmaterials projects managed by NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials TechnologyDevelopment Department. If you are interested in NEDO's projects and would like to discussfuture cooperation in research activities or commercial application related to nanotechnologyand materials, NEDO may be able to be of assistance.3. PapersThe papers listed in Table 3 report on technical results for the nanotechnology and materialsprojects managed by NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Technology DevelopmentDepartment. It is hoped that this information can be used as a reference tool to create futurecooperation in research activities or commercial application related to nanotechnology andmaterials.2

4. PatentsThe patents listed in Table 4 represent only some of the results of NEDO's projects in the areasof nanotechnology and materials. Since most of NEDO's projects are underway, additionalpatents are expected in the future. Under NEDO's research and development system, theentrusted party that conducts the research work retains the right to any intellectual property thatresults, including patents. Therefore, the information given for the applicant is provided forreference use only.5. Technology SamplesNEDO's research and development work, which is carried out by entrusted private sectorenterprises, has led to considerable research results and information as well some commercialproducts. Parties interested in obtaining technology samples listed in Table 5 related toNEDO's nanotechnology and materials projects may submit a request to NEDO. Afterconsultation with the entrusted private sector enterprises concerned, NEDO shall determinewhether such information and technology samples can be provided.Further InformationInquiries concerning the information described above may be forwarded to one of the twocontact persons indicated below.Dr. Akira Kamiya, Deputy Director (kamiyaakr@nedo.go.jp)Dr. Michiharu Yamamoto, Project Coordinator (yamamotomch@nedo.go.jp)Nanotechnology and Materials Technology Development DepartmentNew Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO)3-1-1 Sunshine 60 29FHigashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo 170-6028 JapanTelephone: +81-3-3987-9389Facsimile: +81-3-3987-9394August 20023

Table 1. NEDO Nanotechnology and Materials Projects1. Nanostructure Polymer Project FY2001-FY2007Project leader: Seiichi Nakahama, Director, AISTOutline: The technological basis for precise control of the primary andhigher-order structures of polymers will be established in order to realizesignificantly advanced performance and functions for organic polymer materialsas well as environmental harmony.Technological Objective and Development Period: A design policy to realizestructure control reflecting regularity for nano-scale polymer materials and abasis for production technology will be established by FY 2007. Systematizationof technology will be also carried out.2. Nanotechnology Glass Project FY2000-FY2005Project leader: Kazuyuki Hirao, Professor, Kyoto UniversityOutline: The addition of new functions by controlling the structure of inorganicnon-crystal materials on an atomic or molecular scale, and development of newtechnologies, such as one that disperses dissimilar phases on the surface andinside of materials, will result in the establishment of a technological basisnecessary for new nanoglass material development.Technological Objective and Development Period: Through the use of suchmethods as laser irradiation and CVD, glass structure control technology will beestablished by FY 2005. This technology covers structure control technology onan atomic or molecular scale, structure control technology for extremely fineparticles, higher-order structure control and three-dimensional light circuitmaterial technology. Systematization of these technologies will be also carriedout.3. Nanotechnology Metal Project FY2001-FY2005Project leader: Akihisa Inoue, Professor, Tohoku UniversityOutline: The purpose of this project is to achieve a dramatic improvement in themechanical (strength, corrosion, etc.) and electric characteristics of metalmaterials by controlling their composition and structure to ultra-dense andultra-fine levels. Technology for creating new metal materials will be establishedthrough systematization of know-how and full-scale establishment ofnanometallurgy.4

Technological Objective and Development Period: Metal materials technology forextremely precise control of crystal composition (enhanced purification, usefulelement additive, etc.), technology for extremely precise control of crystalorganization (crystal particle control, separation control, etc.), and compositionanalysis and measurement technologies will be established by FY 2005.Systematization ofthese technologies will be also carried out.4. Nanotechnology Particle Project FY2001-FY2005Project leader: Kikuo Okuyama, Professor, Hiroshima UniversityOutline: The objective of this project is to establish a platform for developingnanoparticle synthesis technology and fictionalization process technology fornanoparticles. Such technologies are important for producing nanostructures andexpressing nanofunctions.Technological Objective and Development Period: Basic technology that ensuresuniformity and stability in synthesizing single nanometer-sized particles,technology that creates stable functional elements having structure order, anddevice creation and analysis technologies will be established by FY 2005.Systematization of these technologies will be also carried out.5. Nanostructure Coating Project FY2001-FY2005Project leader: Toyonobu Yoshida, Professor, The University of TokyoOutline: This project is aimed at establishing a basis for technology to controlnano- structure in coating processes in order to add new functions to basicmaterials, including inorganic materials and metal materials.Technological Objective and Development Period: Optimal structural design andcontrol technologies for elemental materials that compose coating materials,coating process control technology, and coating analysis and evaluationtechnologies will be established by FY 2005. Systematization of thesetechnologies will be also carried out.6. Synthetic Nano-Function Materials Project FY2001-FY2005Project leader: Hiroshi Yokoyama, Director, AISTOutline: This project is being undertaken to explore and utilize nano-scalestructure-function relationships in order to develop technologies that design andsynthesize optical functions, electronic and spin functions, and molecularfunctions.5

Technological Objective and Development Period: Synthesis technology capableof expressing extreme conditions in special optical functions, electronic and spinfunctions, and molecular functions generated by controlling ultramicrostructurewill be established by FY 2005. Systematization of these technologies will be alsocarried out.7. Nanotechnology Material Metrology Project FY2001-FY2007Project leader: Mitsuru Tanaka, Director, AISTOutline: In addition to establishment of basic technology for ultrafine and highprecision measurement, which is a common technology for all projects to developstructure design and process technology, new standard materials will bedeveloped.Technological Objective and Development Period: Basic measurement technologyfor measuring functional characteristics and structure, which is commontechnology for all projects to develop structure design and process technology,will be established by FY 2007. More than seven kinds of new standardnanomaterials will be developed.8. Systematization of Nanotechnology Materials Program Results ProjectFY2001-FY2007Project leader: Hiroshi Komiyama, Professor, The University of TokyoOutline: Technologies developed in the projects outlined in 1) and 2) above aswell as data and know-how (including existing know-how) obtained will becategorized and systematized with regard to structure, function and process inorder to establish an intellectual basis.Technological Objective and Development Period: In order to structuralizematerial technology knowledge, a database, models and a platform for anintellectual basis will be established by FY 2007.9. Synergy Ceramics Project FY1999-FY2003Project leader: Shin-ichi Hirano, Professor, Nagoya UniversityThis project aims at the establishment of innovative technologies for the creationof ceramics through hyper-organized structure controlling technology. Thesematerials would show outstanding compatibility of competing properties and/orintroduction of new functions.6

In this second stage, applying the basic or elementary technologies obtained inthe first stage, synergy ceramics and their application technologies will bedeveloped. In FY2001, research to demonstrate characteristics and functions ofsimple-shaped materials or single unit model materials will be carried out.10.Technology for Novel High-Functional Materials ProjectFY1996-FY2001The field of new materials is broad and progressing rapidly. This project aims tocomprehensively and flexibly support technologies of high importance that coincidewith industrial trends.New Biomimetic Materialsa. R&D on Advanced Stimuli-Responsive Materials (FY 1996 FY 2000)Research was carried out to develop high-stimuli responsive materials whichenable advanced function movement and expression under various simulationconditions. To achieve this, clarification of the correlation of stimuli-structure-motion functions of a high polymer which changes its shape/properties dependingon an external stimulus and research to realize the synthesis of a stimuliresponsive function was undertaken.b. Harmonized Molecular Materials (FY 1997 FY 2001)Research is being carried out to develop harmonized molecular materials thatexpress new functions, including substance recognition, conversion and transport,by forming a certain molecular group condition after controlling forms andconditions of individual molecules by using the correlation between weakmolecules.Structure Control System and Synthetic Process Technology (FY1996FY2000) The goal of this R&D was to fully utilize the capacity and function ofhigh-performance polymeric materials. Research was carried out on technology forprecise polymerization and analysis of molecular structure in order to preciselycontrol chemical bonding of polymers (molecular structure).11.Super Metal ProjectFY1997-FY2001The aim of this R&D is to establish technology for manufacturing innovativemetallic materials, or super metals, having vastly improved functional properties.Material structure will be controlled to the limit in order to miniaturize crystalgrain size or obtain an amorphous structure. Technologies to create mesoscopic7

structured steel, mesoscopic structured bulky aluminum materials,nano-structured bulky materials and amorphous bulky materials are beingdeveloped in this project. A great amount of emphasis is being placed on theestablishment of a guiding principal for the creation of minute material in FY2001.12.Frontier Carbon Technology ProjectFY1998-FY2002Project leader: Masanori Yoshikawa , Professor, Monotsukuri Institute ofTechnologistsHigh function carbon and related materials such as fullerenes, nanotubes andheterodiamonds have unique and excellent electrical and mechanicalcharacteristics which are not seen in existing materials. To make use of thesecharacteristics, development of original substance production technology on whichbasic R&D regarding synthesis technology for new carbon materials is based isbeing carried out. Materialization process technology is also being developed tochange new carbon materials synthesized through original substance productiontechnology into materials having electronic and mechanical high functions. In FY2001, research and development is being conducted on the appropriate compositionof BCN and CN substances, their homogeneity and improvement of theircharacteristics. This years R&D also includes a review of appropriate diamondsynthesis conditions and appropriate forming conditions for complex shaped film13.Advanced-Functional Materials Design Platform ProjectFY1998-FY2001Project leader: Masao Doi, Professor, Nagoya UniversityIn this project, a strategic policy for development of high polymer material willbe established based on theories and calculated outputs instead of existingtrial-and-error techniques. Development of a new simulation method which isable to reproduce meso-area phenomena deeply related to material character aswell as an integrated environment (a material designing platform) that establishesa link between newly developed simulation methods and existing methods formicro and macro areas will also be carried out.In FY 2001, in addition to expansion of the functions of three kinds of mesosimulation programs that have been developed so far, the accuracy for estimatedmaterial values of high polymer materials will be improved. Demonstrationresearch using seamless zooming and applications study will be carried out, as will8

R&D for highspeed calculation demonstration. Moreover, the final version of aplatform equipped with a meso simulation program and a seamless zoomingprogram will be established in order to improve functions for an integratedmaterial design system.14.Technology for an Innovative Casting Simulation System ProjectFY1999-FY2002Project leader: Itsuo Onaka, Professor, Osaka UniversityIn order to realize greater precision, improved productivity, lower cost and areduced development period in casting, new simulation technology is beingdeveloped to allow a computer to conduct a pre-evaluation of the casting method(conditions for casting, etc.) for precision castingwith high accuracy in a shorterperiod of time. Such an evaluation has never been realized before.More specifically, (1) development of a simulation program for a molten metaland coagulation process, (2) development of a program that enables estimation ofstructure formation after coagulation and casting defects, and (3) development ofhigh precision measurement technology for metal material values necessary torealize a precise casting simulation and actual measurement is being conducted forsuper heat resistant alloy precision casting and standard precision casting.Prototypes of each program will be completed by the end of FY 2001. Majormaterial values for practical alloys will be measured in a solid condition, a liquidcondition and a coexistent solid and liquid condition.15.Compound Semiconductors for high Efficiency Electro-Optic ConversionProjectFY1998-FY2002Project leader: Tsunemasa Taguchi, Professor, Yamaguchi UniversityThis project aims to develop a new illuminating device that is highly efficientand has high luminous characteristics (twice as energy efficient compared toexisting fluorescent lights) using LEDs, which will be able to replaceincandescent bulbs and fluorescent lamps. Regarding the new element structure for a high output ultraviolet LEDdeveloped in FY 2000, higher efficiency and higher output continue to be pursuedto attain the objective figure. The emitting structure of GaN-based compoundsemiconductors will be further investigated in order to find a solution forimproving LED quantum efficiency. Development for a lower dislocation densityand larger diameter will be carried out on a high quality board for GaN crystal9

growth using multiple methods.Moreover, new types of illumination instruments will be designed, prototypedand evaluated with regard to a more efficient fluorescent body, reduced electrodecontact resistance, improved heat radiation characteristics in the case of installingan LED accumulated light source, enhanced harmony between instruments andenvironment, improved visual characteristics, etc. These optical sources andlighting equipment will be displayed at various exhibitions for promotion.16.R&D Project on Key Technologies for an Innovative Lightweight StructureFY1999-FY2003In order to stimulate economic activities and improve the quality of life, thetrend of speedier transportation is expected to accelerate. At the same time, thenecessity of saving energy and conservation of resources is expected to increaseyear by year. To address these issues, compact and lightweight airplanes, vehicles,vessels, etc. are drawing attention.The main targets of this R&D are carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) andaluminum alloy, which are excellent materials having high strength. Research anddevelopment on key technologies for designing and manufacturing an innovativelightweight structure will be conducted in order to sharply reduce the number ofparts used and lighten the total weight of structures such as those used anairplane.*AIST: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology10

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileSAKAGUCHITakayuki1958/8/17National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Senior Research Scientist sakaguchi-taka@aist.go.jp http://www.aist.go.jp/TechnologyResearch themes: CARS spectrum method,Generating of a supersonic pulse jet, OpticalStark shift, Laser trap and Manipulationtechnology, Calibration technique of particleconcentration in liquidThe society where I belong to: The JapanSociety of Applied Physics(JSAP), TheSpectroscopic Society of JapanRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearLaser Trap Technique with AlternativeCollinear BeamsKogaku(Japanese Journal of Optics) 21 2 93-94 1992Laser Trap of Latex Beads and Bacteria withAlternative Collinear BeamsTransactions of the Society of Instrumentand Control Engineers28 1 158-159 1992Measurement of nonresonant optical Starkshift on 633nm iodine stabilized He-Ne laserBULLETIN OF NRLM 39 4 503-510 199011

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileManabu Ihara8 April,1965Institute of MultidisciplinaryResearch for AdvancedMaterialsAssistant Professorihara@tagen.tohoku.ac.jphttp://www.icrs.tohoku.ac.jp/labo/Yoko/energy/energy_gr.htmlI am researching the Nanotechnology to applyto the energy conversion system such as fuelcells and solar cells.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearFabrication of silicon thin films with defects belowdetection limit of electron spin resonance for solarcells by high-speed zone-melting crystallization ofamorphous siliconApplied Physics Letters 79 3 3809 2001Enhancement of the absorption coefficient ofcis-(NCS)2bis(2,2’-bipyridyl-4,4’-dicarboxylate)ruthenium(II)dye in dye-sensitized solar cells by a silver islandfilmJ.Phys.Chem B 101 26 5153 1997Competitive adsorption reaction mechanism onNi/Yttria-stabilized zirconia cermet anodes inH2-H2O solid oxide fuel cellsJ. Electrochemical Society 148 3 A209 2001Effect of the steam-methane ratio on reactionsoccurring on Ni/yttria-stabilized zirconia cermetanodes used in solid oxide fuel cellsJ. Electrochemical Society 146 7 111 1999Diamond deposition on silicon surfaces heated totemperature as low as 135Appl. Phys. Lett. 59 16 1473 199112

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMasato Enomoto 1947/11/7Department of MaterialsScience, Ibaraki UniversityProfessor enomoto@hcs,ibaraki.ac.jp www.ibaraki.ac.jpMy research interest is the microstructure andphase transformation in metals, mainly insteels. Current research topics include 3-Dconstruction of microstructure in opaquemetallic materials, and computer simulation ofnanoscale precipitation in steel. Member of JIM,ISIJ, TMS(USA) and ASM International (USA).Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearComputer Simulation of Ledge Migration underElastic InteractionMetallurgical and Materials TransactionsA27A 6 1491-1500 1996Influence of Solute Drag on the Growth ofProeutectoid Ferrite in Fe-C-Mn AlloyActa materialia 13 13 3533-3540 1999Calculation of Interfacial energy of B1-typeCarbides and Nitrides with AusteniteMetallurgical and Materials TransactionsA32A 2 267-274 2001Influence of Magnetic Field on the Kinetics ofProeutectoid Ferrite Transformation in IronAlloysMetallurgical and Materials TransactionsA32A 3 445-453 2001Surface Relief Effects of a precipitates in aTi-Mo AlloyActa materialia 50 5 929-941 200213

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileYasuo Oka 1942/9/14Institute of MultidisciplinaryResearch for AdvancedMaterials, Tohoku UniversityProfessoroka@tagen.tohoku.ac.jphttp://www.rism.tohoku.ac.jp/sss/index.htmlRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearTransient-Level Crossing of Free and BoundExcitonic Magnetic Polarons in Cd 1-xMn xTeSingle CrystalsPhysical Review B63 153314-1-4 2001Modification of Exchange InteractionParameters by Wire Width inCd 0.95Mn 0.05Te/Cd 0.90Mg 0.10Te Quantum WiresJournal of Applied Physics 89 6701-6703 2001Spin Transport Dynamics of Excitons inCdTe/Cd 1-xMn xTe Quantum WellsJournal of Applied Physics 89 7278-7280 2001Tunneling of Spin Polarized Excitons in DoubleQuantum Wells of Cd 1-xMn xTe and CdTePhysica E 10 295-299 2001Strong Anti-Stokes Photoluminescence of GaAsFree Excitons in GaAs/Ga 1-xAl xAsHeterojunctionsPhysical Review B64 195321-1-4 200114

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileYOSHIOOKAMOTO1941/1/10 Nagoya University Professorokamoto@apchem.nagoya-u.ac.jpResearch work has been focused on thecontrol of polymerization reactions, designhttp://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/ and synthesis of functional polymers,optically active polymers, and resolution ofenantiomers by HPLC.15

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearStereospecific Free Radical Polymerization ofVinyl Esters Using Fluoroalcohols as SolventsMacromolecules 31 7598- 7605 1998Polysaccharide Derivatives forChromatographic Separation ofEnantiomersAngew. Chem. Int. Ed. 37 1020-1043 1998Efficient Lewis Acid-CatalyzedStereocontrolled Radical Polymerization ofAcrylamidesJ. Am. Chem. Soc. 123 7180-7181 2001Properties of highly syndiotactic poly (vinylalcohol)Polymer 42 9679-9686 2001Synthetic Helical Polymers: Conformation andFunctionChem. Rev. 101 4013 200116

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileTakashi Goto 1953/2/27Tohoku University, Institutefor Materials ResearchProfessorgoto@imr.eduhttp://www.imr.tohoku.ac.jp/My research field is the high-temperaturecorrosion mechanism, ceramic coating processon structural materials, and the development offunctional materials such as ferroelectrics,ionic conductors and thermoelectrics. Idevote to develop synthesis processes for thinfilms by MOCVD, sputtering and laser ablation,and for single crystals and directionallysolidified composites by floating zonesolidification.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearChemically vapor deposited Ti3SiC2 Mater. Res. Bull. 22 1195 1987High-temperature active oxidation ofchemically vapor deposited silicon carbide inCO-CO2 atmosphereJ. Amer. Ceram. Soc. 76 10 2521 1993High-temperature oxidation of silicon carbideand silicon nitrideMater. Trans., JIM 38 10 821 1997Oxidation resistance of silicon-based ceramics Corrosion Engineering 48 169 1999Electrochemical properties of iridium-carbonnano composite films prepared by MOCVDScripta Mater. 44 1187 200117

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileAtsushi Takahara 1955/12/19Insitutte for FundamentalResearch of OrganicChemistry, KyushuUniversityProfessor takahara@cstf.kyushu-u.ac.jp www.ifoc.kyushu-u.ac.jp1) Precise 2-D and 3-D Control of Aggregation Structure ofOrganic Thin Films and Polymer Thin Films2) Analysis of the Interaction between Biological Copmonentand Polymer Surfaces.3) Preparation of Novel (Organic/Inorganic) Nanohybrid fromNatural Nanofillers4) Analysis of Chiral Recognition Mechanism by Direct ForceMeasurement5) Development of Neutron Reflectivity for the Nano-structureCharacterization of Molecular Organized Systems.6) Application of Scanning Probe Microscopy to theCharcaterization of Physical Properties of Polymer Surfacesand InterfacesRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearPlasma Protein Adsorption Behavior onto theSurface of Phase-separated OrganosilaneMonolayers on the basis of Scanning ForceMicroscopyColl. Surf. B 23 141 2002Surface Modification of AliminosilicateNanofiber “Imogolite”Chem. Lett. 1162 2001A New Thermal Neutron Reflectometer for FreeSurface at KENS– ARISAProceeding of 15 th Meeting of theInternational Collaboration on AdvancedNeutron Sources443 2001New Method to Prepare OrganosilaneMonolayers on Solid SubstrateBull. Chem. Soc., Japan 74 1397 2001Surface Relaxation Behavior of Proton- andPerfluoroalkyl-terminated Poly(2-vinylpyridine) Polymer 42 8959 2001Films18

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsSurface Mobile Layer of Polystyrene FilmBelow Bulk Glass Transition TemperatureMacromolecules 34 6164 2001Effect of Internal Bilk Phase on SurfaceViscoelastic Properties by Scanning ProbeMicroscopyMacromolecules 34 6420 2001Scanning Force Microscopic Study of ProteinAdsorption on the Surface of OrganosilaneMonolayers Prepared by theLangmuir-Blodgett MethodMacromol. Symp. 167 273 2001Mechanical Nanofabrication of Lignoceric AcidMonolayer with Atomic Force MicroscopyJ. Vac. Sci. Tech. B 19 593 200119

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileYoshinori Kobayashi 0954/02/06Metrology Institute ofJapanChief,NanoporeStandards SectionSectiony-kobayashi@aist.go.jpwww.aist.go.jpDr. Yoshinori Kobayashi received the title of the Doctor of Engineeringfrom the Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo, andjoined the scientific staff of the National Chemical Laboratory forIndustry in 1981. He promoted to a laboratory head of the NationalInstitute of Materials and Chemical Research in 1996. He is nowleading a group in the National Institute of Advanced IndustrialScience and Technology. In 1990, Dr. Kobayashi started his studies onapplication of positrons to materials analysis. He has been invitedspeakers of several international conferences and his works haveappeared in major scientific journals in the fields of chemistry andphysics. He has performed original studies in relation to chemicalreactions, diffusion and formation of positronium, which is a usefulprobe to characterize nanometer size holes in polymers, silicon oxidesand other materials.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearDefects in 30 KeV Er+-implanted SiO2/Si studied byJ. Appl. Phys 90 237 2001positron annihilation and cathodoluminescencePositronium formation in a polymer blend ofpolyethylene and chlorinated polyethylenePhys. Rev. B 63 64204 2001Nanostructure of thin amorphous carbon filmsstudied by positron annihilation andphotoluminescenceJ. Appl. Phys 90 404 2001Suppression of radiation-induced oxidation ofpolymers by sputtered silicon oxide coatingJ. Appl. Polym. Sci 83 186 2002Nanotporous structure of sputter-deposited siliconoxide films characterized by positroniumannihilation spectroscopyJ. Appl. Phys 91 1704 200220

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal Profileshoso shingubara April, 1955HiroshimaUnbiversity, graduate associateschool of advanced professorsciences and mattersResearch topics : 1.fabrication technogy of nanometerscale metal interconections and their reliability studies,2.Formation of ultra fine patterns using electron beamshingu@hiroshima-u.ac.jp http://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/index-j.htmllithography and AFM lithography, 3. formation of orderedarray of nanostructiures by self-organization mehods, 4.Formation and evaluation of feromagnetic nanoparticlesRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearFabrication of Nanohole Array on Si UsingSelf-Organized Porous Alumina MaskJ.Vacuum Sci.Technol. B 19 1901-1904 2001Ordered Two Dimensional Nanowire ArrayFormation Using Self-Organized Nanoholesof Anodically Oxidized AluminumJpn.J.Appl.Phys 36 12 7791-7795 1997Correlation between Agglomeration of a ThinFilm and Reflow-Filling in a Contact Hole for J. of Vacuum Science and Technology B17 2553-2558. 1999Sputtered Al FilmsCu deposition Characteristics intosubmicron contact holes employingself-sputterigng with a high ionization rateMat.Res.Soc.Proc. 427 185-192. 1996Electromigration in a Single CrystallineSubmicron Width AluminumInterconnectionAppl. Phys. Lett. 58 42-44 199121

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileYuji Kawanishi 1956/10/18National Institute ofAdvanced IndustrialScience and TechnologyGroup Leader,SupramolecularChemistry Groupyuji-kawanishi@aist.go.jphttp://unit.aist.go Research Interests. 1) Photon and electron relating gated-functions of.jp/nanotech/res complex molecular systems. 2) Formation and structural control of aearch/molechem. molecular assembly through constrained molecular interaction or otherhtmlstimuli.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearElectrochemical, Spectroscopic andSpectroelectrochemical Properties ofSynthetically Useful Supramolecular LightAbsorbers with Mixed Polyazine BridgingLigandsInorganic Chemistry 36 2861 1997Polytopic Coreceptor from ConformationallyStabilized Calix[6]arene for Alkali MetalChemistry Letters 1999 345 1999A Heavy-Atom Effect on the cis-transPhotoisomerization of Bisformyl-SubstitutedChemistry Letterstrans,trans,trans-1,6-Diphenyl-1,3,5-hexatri1999 587 1999eneBridging Ability of[Bis{2,3-di(2'-pyridyl)pyrazine}platinum(II)]and [Bis(2,2'-bipyrimidine)platinum(II)]Moieties in Polymetallic Architecture.Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 342 261 2000A p-tert-butylcalix[6]arene capped with atriethanolamine-derived triple bridgeTetrahedron 57 4161 200122

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileTakashi Tatsumi 1948/2/23Faculty ofEnginnering,Yokohama NationalUniversityProfessorttatsumi@ynu.ac.jphttp://www.ynu.ac.jpSynthesis and structure of zeolites and mesoporous molecular sieves,Shape-selective catalysis inside the nano-sized pores of zeolites,Catalysis by redox molecular sieves, Acid-base and oxidationcatalysts for green chemical processesRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearThe Formation of Cubic Pm3n Mesostructureby an Epitaxial Phase Transformation fromHexagonal p6mm MesophaseJ. Am. Chem., Soc. 123 12089-12090 2001Synthesis and Characterization ofMo-SBA-1 Cubic Mesoporous MolecularSievesJ. Phys. Chem., B 105 10565-10572 2001A dramatic improvement of epoxideselectivity of [Ti,Al]-Beta by ion-exchangewith quaternary ammonium saltsChem. Commun. 1714-1715 2001A Novel Titanosilicate with MWW Structure:II. Catalytic Properties in the SelectiveOxidation of AlkenesJ. Catal. 202 245-255 2001Control of Crystal Morphology of SBA-1Mesoporous SilicaChem. Mater. 13 2237-2239 200123

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileTAKEUCHI Kazuhiko15-May-52Research Center ofMacromolecularTechnology,National Institute ofAdvanced IndustrialScience andTechnologyPrincipal ResearchScientisttakeuchi-kazuhiko@aist.go.jpwww.aist.go.jp(1) C1 Chemistry - Development of new synthesis method usingcarbon monoxide as raw material.(2) Polymer Synthesis - Development of new polymerisation processesand synthesis of new functional polymers.(3) Green Polymer Chemistry - Development of new environmentallybenign synthesis processes of polymers.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearSynthesis of C2-oxygenates from syngasover cobalt catalysts promoted by ruthenium Appl. Catal., 48 149 1989and alkaline earthsAlcohol synthesis from syngas over cobaltcatalysts prepared from Co2(CO)8J. Mol. Catal., 55 361 1990Selective vapor phase hydroformylation ofethylene over cluster-derived cobaltcatalystsCatal. Lett., 8 253 1991Direct Synthesis of Diphenyl Carbonate byOxidative Carbonylation of Phenol usingPd-Cu based Redox Catalyst SystemJ. Mol. Catal.,A: Chem., 137 147 1999Pd catalysed polycarbonate synthesis frombisphenol A and CO : Control of polymerchain-end structurePolymer, 41 2289 200024

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileSeiichi NAKAHAMA 1940/11/27Research Center ofMacromolecularTechnology, NationalDirectorInstitute of AdvancedIndustrial Science andTechnologys.nakahama@aist.go.jphttp://www.aist.go.jp/Engaged in research activities of functional polymer synthesis over 30years at Tokyo Institute of Technology, and contributed to thepromotion of research collaboration among industry, academy andregional economy sectors as the president of The Society of PolymerScience, Japan. The leader of the national research project of PreciseMacromolecular Technology at Research Center of MacromolecularTechnology, AIST since 2001.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearControlled Anionic Polymerization of Methacrylonitrile withDiphenylmethyl-potassium in the Presence of TriethylboraneMacromolecules 34 6551-6553 2001Synthesis of highly isotactic poly(N,N-diethylacryl amide) byJ. Polymer Sci., Part A, Chemistryanionic polymerization with grignard reagents and diethylzinc38 S-1 4677-4685 2000Additive Effect of Triethylborane on Anionic Polymerization ofN,N-Dimethylacrylamide and DiethylacrylamideMacromolecules 33 4411-4416 2000Anionic Polymerizations of Perfluoroalkyl Methacrylates andSynthesis of Well-Defined ABC Triblock Copolymerrs ofMethacrylates Containing Hydrophilic Hydrophobic andPerfluoroalkyl GroupsPolymer J. 31 11-2 983-988 1999Time-Resolved Surface Rearrangements of Poly(2-hydroxyethylmethacrylate-block-isoprene) in Response to Environmental Langmuir 15 1754-1762 1999Change25

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileTakayuki HIRAI 1963/5/30Research Center forSolar Energy Chemistry, ProfessorOsaka Universityhirai@cheng.es.osaka-u.ac.jp http://www.osaka-u.ac.jpWe are developing a nanoparticle technology,including preparation of nanoparticles andnanoparticle-immobilized materials, andutilization of the composites as photofunctionalmaterials.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearSize-Selective Incorporation of CdS Nanoparticles intoMesoporous SilicaThe Journal of Physical Chemistry B 103 21 4228-4230 1999Preparation of Semiconductor Nanoparticle-PolyureaComposites Using Reverse Micellar Systems via an inSitu Diisocyanate PolymerizationThe Journal of Physical Chemistry B 103 46 10120-10126 1999Incorporation of CdS Nanoparticles Formed in ReverseMicelles into Silica Matrices via a Sol-Gel Process:Journal of Material ChemistryPreparation of Nano-CdS-Containing Silica Colloids and10 11 2592-2596 2000Silica GlassRecovery and Immobilization of Metal SulfideNanoparticles from Reverse Micellar System ontoThiol-Modified Polystyrene ParticlesThe Journal of Physical Chemistry B 104 49 11639-11643 2000Preparation and Photocatalytic Properties of CompositeCdS Nanoparticles-Titanium Dioxide PrticlesJournal of Colloid and Interface Science 244 2 262-265 200126

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMasayukiNOGAMI1947/4/9Nagoya Institute ofTechnologyProfessor nogami@mse.nitech.ac.jp http://nitzy.mse.nitech.ac.jp/NogamiLab/index.htmRepresentative papers Journal vol. No. page yearDynamics of Proton Transfer in theSol-Gel-Derived P2O5 -SiO2 GlassesJ. Phys. Chem. B, 105 4653 2001Room-temperature persistent spectral holePhys. Rev., B,burning of Eu3+ coupling with Al3+ in glass63 104205 2001A sol-gel-derived glass as a fuel cellelectrolyteSpectral hole burning and x-ray irradiationin Eu3+-doped glassRoom-temperature photochemical holeburning in Eu3+-doped Al2O3 -SiO2 glassAdv. Mater., 12 1370 2000Phys. Rev., B, 61 14295 2000Appl. Phys. Lett. 75 3072 199927

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileHiroshi Tateyama 1947.7.16National Institute ofAdvanced IndustrialScience andTechnology, AISTkyushuDirector of ISEM in AISTkyushuInstitute for Structuraltateyama-hiroshi@aist.go.jpand EngineeringMaterialsMy main research field is structural analysis offine particles using XRD profile refinementmethod. Recently we succeeded theexpandable mica, which we call nano-sheet,from talc by intercalation procedure. We arenow trying to analyes the nano-sheet in thesuspension by XRD method and synthesize ananocomposite with nano-sheet and PET.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearIntercalation of alkylammonium cations intoexpandable fluorine mica and its applicationJ MATER CHEMfor the evaluation of heterogeneous charge11 4 1305-1312 2001distributionStress-stimulated luminescence fromZnAl 2O 4:MnAPPL PHYS LETT 78 8 1068-1070 FEB 19 2001Dispersed structure and rheology oflipophilized-smectite/toluene suspensionsLANGMUIR 16 9 4055-4058 MAY 2 2000Effects of particle alignment on the flowproperties of an expandable mica inNa 5P 3O 10 and K 4P 2O 7 solutionsLANGMUIR 13 24 6393-6399 NOV 26 1997X-ray diffraction and rheology study ofhighly ordered clay platelet alignment inaqueous solutions of sodiumtripolyphosphateLANGMUIR 13 9 2440-2446 APR 30 199728

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileHiroyuki AKINAGA 1964/6/27National Institute of Advanced IndustrialScience and Technology: Nanotechnology Senior Researcher akinaga.hiro@aist.go.jpResearch Institutehttp://www.aist.go.jpWork for a nanoscale structure to realize newfunctions requires us inevitably to study spindependent interactions in the nano-structure!!Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearRoom-temperature photoinducedmagnetoesistance effect in GaAs includingMnSb nanomagnetsAppl. Phys. Lett. 76 18 2600-2602 2000Crystallographic and magneto-opticalstudies of nano-scaled MnSb dots grown on Appl. Phys. Lett. 76 13 1743-1745 2000GaAsRoom-temperature thousandfoldmagnetoresistance change in MnSbgranular films: Magnetoresistive switcheffectAppl. Phys. Lett. 76 3 357-359 2000Magneto-optical properties and the potentialapplication of GaAs with magnetic MnAsnanoclustersAppl. Phys. Lett. 76 1 97-99 2000Material design of half-metallic zinc-blendeCrAs and the Synthesis by molecular-beam Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 39 11B L1118-L1120 2000epitaxy29

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileNOJIMA Shuichi 1954/9/12Our current research is the morphological (orstructural) investigation of polymer alloys usingvarious scattering and diffraction techniques; lightscattering, small-angle neutron scattering (SANS),small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), and wide-angleDepartment of Organic and PolymericMaterials,Tokyo Institute of Technology Associate Professor snojima@polymer.titech.ac.jp http://www.titech.ac.jp X-ray diffraction (WAXD). We also study the behavior ofphase transition occurring in polymer systemsemploying SAXS with synchrotron radiation (SR-SAXS).Our goal is to understand the relationship between themorphology and properties of polymer materials andalso to controlthe morphology so as to show usefulproperties.Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearMolecular Motions in the Supramolecular Complexes betweenPoly(e-caprolactone)-Poly(ethylene oxide)-Poly(e-caprolactone)and a- and ?-Cyclodexitrins.Macromol. Chem. Phys. 203 71-79 2002Small-Angle X-ray Scattering Study of ThermoreversiblePhysical Gels from Poly(vinyl chloride)J. Polym. Sci., part B 39 2340 -2350 2001Effects of Molecular Weight and Crystallization Temperature onthe Morphology Formation in Asymmetric Diblock Copolymerswith a Highly Crystalline Block.Polymer Journal 32 602 - 609 2000Melting Behavior of Poly(e-caprolactone)-block -PolybutadieneCopolymers.Macromolecules 32 3727 -3734 1999A Novel Cubic-Cubic Phase Transition of4'-n-Eicohexyloxy-3'-nitrobiphenyl-4-carboxylic AcidChemical Communications 1181- 1182 1999Crystallization of Block Copolymers 1. Small-Angle X-rayScattering Study of e-Caprolactone-Butadiene DiblockCopolymerMacromolecules 25 2237 -2242 199230

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileShuji AbeNanotechnologyResearch Institute (NRI),National Institute ofAdvanced IndustrialScience and Technology(AIST)Dr. s.abe@aist.go.jp http://www.aist.go.jpExpertise: Condensed matter and molecular physics theory. Researchtopics in the past includes the optical response of amorphoussemiconductors, the nonlinear optical response of conducting polymers,the mechanism of excitation transfer in biological molecular aggregates.Currently a Deputy Director of the Nanotechnology Research Institute,the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology,and also a team leader in the NEDO Synthetic Nano-Function MaterialsProject (SYNAF).Representative papers Journal vol. No. page yearNovel mechanism of photoinduced reversiblephase transitions in molecule-basedmagnetsPhys. Rev. Lett. 86 348 2001Theory of Rapid Excitation-Energy Transferfrom B800 to Optically-Forbidden ExcitonStates of B850 in the Antenna System LH2of Photosynthetic Purple BacteriaJ. Phys. Chem. B 103 6096 1999Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy onOne-Dimensional Excitons in SiliconPolymer, PolysilaneExcitons and Nonlinear Optical Spectra inConjugated PolymersExciton versus Interband Absorption inPeierls InsulatorsPhys. Rev. Lett. 69 668 1992Phys. Rev. B 45 9432 1992J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 58 62 1989Interband Absorption Spectra of DisorderedSemiconductors in the Coherent PotentialApproximationJ. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 50 2185 198131

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMASUI,Toshiyuki 1969/4/5Department ofApplied Chemistry,Faculty ofEngineering, OsakaUniversityAssistantProfessormasui@chem.eng.osakau.ac.jphttp://www.osaka-u.ac.jp[Education]1995-1998 D. Eng. Dept. of Materials Chemistry, Grad. Sch. ofEngineering, Osaka Univ.,1993-1995 M. Sc. Dept. of Chem., Grad. Sch. of Science,Kobe Univ., 1993-1989 B. Sc. Dept. of Chemistry, Fac. of Science, Kobe Univ.[Degree] D. Eng.[Employment] 1998- Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Chemistry,Facullty of Engineering, Osaka University[Field of Specialization] Inorganic Materials Chemistry, Ultrafine Particles,CeO2-based Materials[Research Topics] Preparation and Characterization of Ultrafine Particles of RareEarth Oxides, Synthesis of CeO2-based Materials[Research Keywords] Rare Earths, Oxide, Ultrafine Particles, Cerium Oxide,Ceria-Zirconia, Catalysts, Cosmetics, UV Blocking[Membership in Academic Societies] The Chemical Society of Japan, The RareEarth Society of Japan, The Ceramic Society of Japan, Japan Society of ColorMaterial, Kinki Chemical SocietyRepresentative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearRedox Behavior of Ceria-Zirconia SolidSolutions Modified by the Chemical FilingProcessRedox Behavior of Surface-ModifiedCeO 2-ZrO 2 Catalysts by Chemical FilingProcess,Synthesis of BN-Coated CeO 2 Fine Powderas a New UV Blocking MaterialReduction Behavior of CeO 2-ZrO 2 SolidSolution Prepared from Cerium-ZirconylOxalateChemistry of Materials 13 5 1834-1840 2001Chemistry of Materials 12 3 643-649 2000Journal of Materials Chemistry 10 2 353-357 2000Chemistry of Materials 10 12 4005-4008 1998Characterization of Cerium Oxide UltrafineParticles Prepared Using Reversed MicellesChemistry of Materials 9 10 2197-2204 199732

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileB.S. in Chemical Engineering from The University of Tokyo in 1983Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from The University of Tokyo in 1988Research Associate in Kyushu University from 1988 to 1991Okubo Tatsuya30-Jul-60Department ofChemical SystemEngineering, TheUniversity of TokyoAssociateProfessorokubo@chemsys.t.u-tokyo.ac.jphttp://www.chemsys.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/chemsys/labs/okubo/index_e.htmlResearch Associate in The University of Tokyo from 1991 to 1994Visiting Associate in California Institute of Technology from 1993 to 1994Assistant Professor in The University of Tokyo from 1994 to 1997PRESTO Researcher, JST from 1997 to 2000Associate Professor in The University of Tokyo from 1997 to PresentCurrent Study: Materials Chemistry, Systems Integration, Zeolite Science andEngineeringRepresentative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearDensification of Nanostructured TitaniaAssisited by a Phase TransformationNature(London) 358 48-51 1992Early Stage of MFI Film Formation Microporous and Mesoporous Materials 21 325-332 1998An Organic Functional Group Intoroduced toSi(111)via Silicon-Carbon Bond,ALiquid-Phase ApproachApplied Surface Science 171 252-256 2001Strongest emission of Nd3+ In organic fluidachieved by encapsulation In cavity ofnano-sized zeoliteJournal of the American Chemical Society 122 8583-8584 2000Heteroepitaxial Connection of Zeolites Angewandte Chemie International Edition 40(6) 1069-1071 200133

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMasatoshi Yasutake 1950/12/21 Seiko Instruments Inc. Technical Manager http://www.sii.co.jp/Major in Surface Science and Analytical Instruments.Planning and Physical Designing of SPM.Member of Japan Applied Physics.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearModification of Silicon Surface using AtomicForce Microscope with Conducting ProbeJJAP 32 7B L1021-L1023 1993Fabrication of nanometer-scale structuresusing atomic force microscopeJVST A 12 4 25862590 1994Surfacepotential measurements using theKelvin prove force microscopeInstrumentation of the High-Vacuum AtomicForce MicroscopeThin solid film 273 279-283 1996JJPA 35 6B 3783-3786 1996Measurement of Si Wafer and SiO2 layerMicroroughness by large sample atomicforce microscopeJ.Vac.Sci.Technol B12(3) 1572-1576 199434

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileTohru SEKINO 1965/4/22The Institute ofScientific andIndustrial Research,Osaka UniversityAssociate Professorsekino@sanken.osaka-u.ac.jphttp://www.sanken.osaka-u.ac.jp/labs/scm/I am investigating ceramic-based nanostructured andnanocomposites materials with high performance andmultifunctionalities. Special emphasis has been paid fordeveloping novel processing and characterization of thesenanostructured materials.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearReduction and Sintering of aNickel-Dispersed-Alumina Composite andIts PropertiesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 80 5 1139-1148 1997Transition Metal Dispersed Oxide CeramicNanocomposites with Multiple FunctionsKey Eng. Mater. 161-163 489-492 1999Titania nanotubes prepared by chemicalprocessingAdv. Mater. 11 15 1307-1311 1999Reduction and Sintering ofAlumina/Tungsten Nanocomposites:J. Ceram. Soc. JapanPowder Processing, Reduction Behavior and108 6 541-547 2000Microstructural CharacterizationRecent Investigation of Multi-functionalNanocomposite and its ProspectsMaterials Integration 14 1 23-28 200135

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileNatsuo FUKUMOTO 1960/6/5National Institute ofAdvanced IndustrialScience andTechnologySeniorResearcherfukumoto.n@aist.go.jphttp://www.aist.go.jp/Main reaserch topic is standardization of surface analysistechniques for advanced materials. Mainly engaged inthe activities of "Japan Society of Analytical Chemistry " and"Surface Analysis Society Japan".Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearEffect of Transmission Function on XPSQuantitative AnalysisJournal of Surface Analysis 8 1 45 2001X-ray fluorescent spectroscopy with a focusedX-ray beam collimated by a glass capillary guidetube and element mapping of biological samplesSpectro Chimica ACTA (B) 54 1 91 1999Comparison of XPS Spectra of Inorganic Materialswith Various Kinds of Pre-Treatment MethodsJournal of Surface Analysis 5 2 202 1999SiO2/Si Multilayer Thin Films as a ReferenceMaterial for Sputter Depth ProfilingJournal of Surface Analysis 4 3 414 1998X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and grazingincidence X -ray reflectivity study of silicon nitridethin films.Thin Solid Films 334 2 144 199836

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMinoruMIYAHARA1959/9/12Department ofChemical Engineering,Kyoto UniversityAssiciate Professor miyahara@cheme.kyoto-u.ac.jp http://www.cheme.kyoto-u.ac.jp1985 Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.; '87 Assistant Prof., Dept.Chem. Eng., Kyoto Univ., research on adsorption and phasetransition in nanopores; '97 Assc. Prof., Current research oni) Structure of fluid molecules near interfaces and surfaceforces, ii) Dynamics of order formation by collidalnanoparticles, and iii) Mesoscale simuation of complex fluidfor surface force estimation.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearSolid-Lquid Phase Transition of Lennard-Jones Fluidin Slit Pores under Tensile ConditionJ. Chem. Phys. 112 22 9099-9916 2000Modeling Capillary Condensation in CylindricalNanopores: A Molecular Dynamics StudyLangmuir 16 9 4293-4299 2000Interaction Forces between Colloidal Particles inAlcohol-Water Mixtures Evaluated by Simple ModelSimulationsLangmuir 16 7 3361-3371 2000Freezing/Melting Phenomena for Lennard-JonesMethane in Slit Pores: A Monte Carlo StudyJ. Chem. Phys. 106 6 2865-2880 1997Determination of Adsorption Equilibria in Pores byMolecular Dynamics in a Unit Cell with Imaginary Gas J. Chem. Phys. 106 19 8124-8134 1997PhaseLiquid Phase Capillary Condensation and AdsorptionAIChE J. 40 9 1549-1557 1994Isotherm37

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileWork for research and development of magnetic recording heads.Yutaka Shimizu 1964/9/24 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD. senior researcher yshimizu@jp.fujitsu.comhttp://jp.fujitsu.comA member of the Magnetic Society of Japan.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearSpin-Valve Heads in theCurrent-Perpendicular-to-Plane Mode forUltra-High-Density RecordingIEEE Trans. Magn. submitted 2002Giant magnetroresistance properties of specular spinvalve films in a current perpendicular to planestructureJ. Appl. Phys. 89 11 6943 2001Spin valve films with PdPtMn antiferromagnetic layerfabricated using ultrahigh vacuum spetteringprocessIEEE Trans. Magn. 35 5 2622 1999Top, bottom, and dual spin valve recording headswith PdPtMn antiferromagnetsIEEE Trans. Magn. 35 2 700 199938

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileYo Shimizu 07/07/56National Research Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science andTechnologyresearch groupleaderyo-shimizu@aist.go.jp http://www.aist.go.jp/My sceintific activity has been devoted to Liquid CrystalChemistry in these twenty years. Synthesis and mesomorphismof novel liquid crystalline materials and their photonic andelectronic properties in relation to the functions are main topicswhere in particular, my interest has focused on new categoriesof liquid crystals such as metallomesogens and discotic liquidcrystals.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearBipolar carrier transport in a lamello-columnarmesophase of a sanidic liquid crystalJournal of Materials Chemistry 12 1 37-41 2002Photoconductivity of Discotic Liquid Crystals: aMolecular Crystals and LiquidMesogenic Long-ChainTetraphenylporphyrin andCrystalsIts Metal Complexes(invited paper)370 83-91 2001Vibrational Excitation Induced Change of LiquidCrystalline Domains in Nematic and SmecticPhasesMesomorphic and photoconductive properties of amesogenic long-chaintetraphenylporphyrin nickel(II) complexChange of Liquid Crystal Domains by VibrationalExcitation for a ColumnarMesophaseThin Solid Films 393 66-72 2001Journal of Materials Chemistry 11 1383-92 2001Advanced Materials 12 1495-9 200039

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileKiyoshiNOGISep 1945Joining and WeldingResearch Institute, OsakaUniv.ProfessorRepresentative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearMorphology and Performance of SOFC AnodeFabricated from NiO/YSZ Composite ParticlesJ. Chem. Eng. Japan 34 964-966Morphology control of the electrode for solid oxidefuel cells by using nanoparticlesJ. of nanoparticle Res 3 171-174nalysis of Surface Oscillation of Droplet underMicrogravity for the Determination of its SurfaceTensionActa. Mater. 48 2933-2939Annealing Effects on the Structure and MechanicalProperties of RF-Sputtered Cr-B Hard Thin FilmsThin Solid Films 359 165-170Electron Beam Welding in MicrogravityEnvironmentISIJ International 40 s10-s1440

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileKiyohito KOYAMA 1949/3/3Faculty of Engineering,Yamagata UniversityProfessorkoyama@yamagata-u.ac.jp http://www.yz.yamagatau.ac.jp/Main research areas are Applyed Polymer Science,Polymer Processing, Rheology, Electro-rheology,Ultrasonic Engineering. I am acting in the society ofrheology, polymer, fiber and polymer processing.Representative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearCrystallization of Running Filament in MeltSpinning of Polypropylene,Polymer 18 9 913-918 1977Elongational Viscosity at a Constant EelongationalStrain Rate of Polypropylene MeltPolymer 21 2 164-170 1980P(VDF-TrFE) Transducer with a Concave Annular IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics,Structure for the Measurement of Layer Thickness, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control40 1 34-40 1993Effect of Pressure and Shear Stress onCrystallization Behaviors in Injection MoldingInternational Polymer Processing 11 4 363-368 1996Phase structure change and ER effect in liquidcrystalline polymer/dimethylsiloxane blendsRheologica Acta 37 54-60 199841

Table 2. Researchers Participating in NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsName Date of Birth Affiliation Title E-Mail URL Personal ProfileMasafumi Shirai 1962/2/8 Osaka University Associate Professor shirai@mp.es.osaka-u.ac.jp shirai@mp.es.osaka-u.ac.jpField of research: Design of new functional materials,such as magnetic semiconductors, and their nano-scalesuperstructures based on first-principles electronicband-structure calculation Membership:The PhysicalSociety of Japan, The Japan Society of Applied PhysicsRepresentative Papers Journal vol. No. page yearElectron-lattice interaction and superconductivity in Journal of Physics: CondensedBaPb_{1-x}Bi_{x}O_{3} and Ba_{x}K_{1-x}BiO_{3} Matter2 15 3553-3566 1990Role of electron-lattice interaction in layeredtransition-metal dichalcogenide 2H-NbS_{2}. I.Phonon anomaly and superconductivityJournal of the Physical Society ofJapan63 1 156-167 1994Electronic band structure of sulphide spinelsCuM_{2}S_{4} (M = Co, Rh, Ir)Journal of Physics: CondensedMatter7 23 4433-4445 1995Electronic, structural and magnetic properties oftransition-metal mononitridesJournal of the Physical Society ofJapan66 10 3147-3152 1997Material design of half-metallic zinc-blende CrAsand the synthesis by molecular-beam epitaxyJapanese Journal of Applied Physics 39 11B L1118-L1120 200042

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects ResultsNO. PJ NO. Authors Title Journal vol. No. pp. year1 1Noriaki Satomi, Keiji Tanaka, Atsushi Takahara,Tisato Kajiyama, Takash Ishizone and SeiichiNakahamaSurface Molecular Motion of Monodeisperse a, ? -Diamino-Terminated anda, ? -Dicarboxy Terminated PolystyrenesMacromolecules 34 25 20012 1 Hideo Baraki, Shigeki habaue, and Yoshio OkamotoStereospecific Radical Polymerization of a -(Alkoxymethyl) acrylates Controlled byLewis Acid Catalysts: Mechanistic Study and Effect of Amino Alcohols as Ligandfor Zinc BromideMacromolecules 34 20013 1Yoshitaka Nagara, Kazunobu Yamada, TamakiNakano and Yoshio OkamotoStereospecific Polymerization of Vinyl Acetate in Fluoroalcohols and Synthesis ofSyndiotactic Poly(vinyl alcohol)Polym.J. 33 20014 1Yutaka Isobe, Daigo Fujioka, Shigeki Habaue, andYoshio OkamotoEfficient Lewis Acid-Catalyzed Stereocontrolled Radical Polymerization ofAcrylamidesJ. Am. Chem. Soc. 123 20015 1Yoshitaka Nagara, Tamaki Nakano, YoshioOkamoto, Yasuo gotoh, Masanobu NaguraProperties of highly syndiotactic poly (vinyl alcohol) Polymer 42 20016 1 A. Sakai, K. Tanaka, T. Kajiyama Surface Molecular Motion of Atactic Polypropylene Films Trans. Mater. Res. Soc. Japan 26 3 20017 1 N. Satomi, K. Tanaka, A. Takahara, T. KajiyamaSurface Molecular Motion of Monodisperse a,w-Diamino-terminated and a,w-Dicarboxy-terminated PolystyrenesMacromolecules 34 25 20018 19 1Shiro Kobayashi, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShunsakuKimuraShiro Kobayashi, Hiroshi Uyama, and MasashiOhmaeEnzymatic Polymerization Chem. Rev. 101 12 2001Enzymatic Polymerization for Precision Polymer Synthesis Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 74 4 200110 1 Shiro Kobayashi, Hiroshi Uyama, and Ryohei Ikeda Artificial Urushi Chem. Eur. J. 7 22 200111 1Shiro Kobayashi, Junji Sakamoto, and ShunsakuKimuraIn Vitro Synthesis of Cellulose and Related Polysaccharides Prog. Polym. Sci. 26 9 200112 1Shiro Kobayashi, Hidekazu Morii, Ryosuke Itoh,Shunsaku Kimura, Masashi OhmaeEnzymatic Polymerization to Artificial Hyaluronan: A Novel Method to Synthesizea Glycosaminoglycan Using a Transition State Analogue MonomerJ. Am. Chem. Soc. 123 47 200113 1 Hiroshi Uyama, Kojiro Inada, and Shiro KobayashiRegioselectivity Control in Lipase-Catalyzed Polymerization of Divinyl Sebacateand TriolsMacromol. Biosci. 1 1 200114 1Shuhei Namekawa, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShiroKobayashiLipase-Catalyzed Ring-Opening Polymerization of Lactones in the Presence ofAliphatic Polyesters to Ester CopolymersMacromol. Chem. Phys. 202 6 200115 1Takashi Tsujimoto, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShiroKobayashiEnzymatic Synthesis of Crosslinkable Polyesters from Renewable Resources Biomacromolecules 2 1 200116 1Tetsufumi Takamoto, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShiroKobayashiLipase-Catalyzed Synthesis of Aliphatic Polyesters in Supercritical CarbonDioxide4 200117 1Tetsufumi Takamoto, Hitoshi Shirasaka, HiroshiUyama, and Shiro KobayashiLipase-Catalyzed Hydrolytic Degradation of Polyurethane in Organic Solvent Chem. Lett. 618 1Tetsufumi Takamoto, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShiroKobayashiLipase-Catalyzed Degradation of Polyester in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Macromol. Biosci. 1 5 200119 1 Ryohei Ikeda, Hiroshi Uyama, and Shiro KobayashiLaccase-Catalyzed Curing of Vinyl Polymers Bearing a Phenol Moiety in the SideChainPolym. J. 33 7 200120 1Tetsufumi Takamoto, Patrick Kerep, Hiroshi Uyama,and Shiro KobayashiLipase-Catalyzed Transesterification of Polyesters to Ester Copolymers Macromol. Biosci. 1 6 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results21 1Takashi Tsujimoto, Hiroshi Uyama, and ShiroKobayashiPolymerization of Vinyl Monomers Using Oxidase Catalysts Macromol. Biosci. 1 6 200122 1Hiroshi Uyama, Shiro Kobayashi, Masatake Morita,Shigeki Habaue, and Yoshio OkamotoChemoselective Ring-Opening Polymerization of a Lactone Having a exo-Methylene Group with Lipase CatalysisMacromolecules 34 19 200123 1Yong He, Jianchun Li, Hiroshi Uyama, ShiroKobayashi, and Yoshio InoueHydrogen-Bonding Interaction and Miscibility between Poly(e-caprolactone) andEnzymatically Polymerized Novel PolyphenolsJ. Polym. Sci., Polym. Phys. Ed. 39 200124 1Takashi Tsujimoto, Ryohei Ikeda, Hiroshi Uyama,and Shiro KobayashiCrosslinkable Polyphenols from Urushiol Analogues Macromol. Chem. Phys. 22 17 200125 1Hiroshi Uyama, Naoyuki Maruichi, Hiroyuki Tonami,and Shiro KobayashiPeroxidase-Catalyzed Oxidative Polymerization of Bisphenols Biomacromolecules 3 1 200226 1Junji Sakamoto, Yumiko Ariga, Takeshi Watanabe,and Shiro KobayashiRing-Opening Glycosylation of a Chitobiose Oxazoline Catalyzed by a Non-Chitinolytic Mutant of ChitinaseChem. Lett. 2001 11 200127 1Ryohei Ikeda, Hozumi Tanaka, Hiroshi Uyama, andShiro KobayashiSynthesis and Curing Behaviors of a Crosslinkable Polymer from Cashew NutShell LiquidPolymer 43 in press 200228 2 Nanu etal. EL from CdSedoped ITO film Jpn.J. Appl.Phys. 200229 2 T.Nakazawa undecided Optics letter 200230 2 H. Yamamoto, T. Naitou, M. Terao, T.ShintaniNano structure analysis of sputtered thin films consisting of cobalt oxide andsoda-lime glass compositeThin Solid Films 200131 2 H. Yamamoto, T. Naitou, K. Hirao Optical non-linearity of sputtered Co3O4-SiO2-TiO2 thin filmsMaterial Research Society 2001 Fall Meeting ElectronicalProceedings200132 2H. Yamamoto, S. Tanaka, T. Naitou, K. Hidaka, K.HiraoOptical non-linearity of thin films consisting of cobalt oxide with SiO2-TiO2additivesPhysical Review B 200233 2H. Yamamoto, S. Tanaka, T. Naitou, K. Hidaka, K.HiraoChange of refractive index of Co3O4 thin films induced by laser (l=405, 650nm)irradiationApplied physics letters34 2 T.Hayakawa, T.Enomoto and M.NogamiNanocrystalline SnO2 particles and twofold-coordinated Sn defet centers in solgelderived SnO2-SiO2 glassesJ.Mater.Res. in communication 200235 4Mikrajuddin, I.W. Lenggoro, K. Okuyama andF.G.ShiLuminescent Polymer Electrolytes Prepared by Growing ZnO Nanoparticlesin theMatrix of Polyethylene GlycolJ. Electrochem. Soc., in press in press 200236 4 F. Iskandar, Mikrajuddin,and K. Okuyama Controllability of Pore Size and Porosity on Self-Organized PorousSilica Particles Nano Letters in press in press 200237 6 H. Fukuda and H. AkaiFirst principles calculation of the hyperfine fields of lithium in ferromagneticnickelJ. Phys. Sos. Jpn 70 2019-2024 200138 6 T. Kamatani and H. Akai Electronic structure of superlattices of II-VI/III-V diluted magnetic semiconductors Physica E 10 157-160 200139 6 T. Kamatani and H. Akai Electronic structure of superlattices of II-VI/III-V diluted magnetic semiconductors Proc. 25th Int. Conf. Phys. Semicond. 248-249 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results40 6 V. Crissan, H. Ebert, P. Entel and H. AkaiA first-principles study of the phase stability in the ternary Hume--Routhry alloysystem Cu--Zn--AlPhys. Rev. B to be published 200241 6 V. Crisan, P. Entel, H. Akai, H. Ebert Ab initio study of Fe-(Ni, Co, Pt) invar alloys Euro Phys. Lett. to be published 200242 6 H. Akai Hyperfine fields calculation: beyond the local density approximation Hyperfine Interactions to be published 200243 6 H. Nakanishi, H. Kasai and A. OkijiAtom bridge made from magnetic materials - Atomic configuration and magneticproperties -Surface Science 493 757-762 200144 6W.A.Dino, K. Fukutani, T. Okano, H. Kasai, A.Okiji,D. Farias abd K. -H. RiederScattering dynamics of hydrogen molecules on metal alloy surfaces - Probinglocal surface reactivity with hydrogen molecules -Journal of the Physical Society of Japan 70 12 3491-3494 200145 6R. Muhida, W.A. Dino, A. Fukui, Y. Miura, H. Kasai,H. Nakanishi, A. Okiji, K. Fukutani and T. OkanoMolecular orientation dependence of o-p conversion of H2 scattered from a 3dimpurity sitting on a metal oxide surfaceJournal of the Physical Society of Japan 70 12 3654-3659 200146 6 Y. Miura, H. Kasai, W.A. Dino and A. OkijiQuantum dynamics of abstraction in H(g)+H(a)/Cu(111): Direct(Eley-Rideal) andindirect (Hot-atom) processesJournal of the Physical Society of Japan 71 1 222-227 200247 6 M. Sakaue, T. Munakata, H. Kasai and A. OkijiEffects of virtual electron transition between image states on electron dynamics atmetal surfacesJournal of the Physical Society of Japan 71 2 200248 6 K. Hasegawa W.A. Dino, H. Kasai and A. Okiji Dynamics of STM-induced acetylene dissociation on Cu(100) Journal of the Physical Society of Japan 71 2 200249 6 K. Nobuhara, H. Kasai, H. Nakanishi and A. Okiji Vibrational properties of an H atom adsorbed on Pt(111) Surface Science in press 200250 6 Y. Miura, H. Kasai, W.A. Dino and A. Okiji Effects of H coverage on the dynamics of H abstraction from Cu(111) Surface Science in press 200251 6 M. Sakaue, T. Munakata, H. Kasai and A. Okiji Microscopic theory of ultrafast electron dynamics on metal surfaces Surface Science in press 200252 6R. Muhida, W.A. Dino, Y. Miura, H. Kasai, H.Nakanishi, A. Okiji, K. Fukutani and T. OkanoNew method to enhance the o-p H2 conversion by using dynamical qyantumfiltering effect and steric effectJournal of the Vaccum Society of Japan in press 200253 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-YoshidaStabilization of Ferromagnetic States by Electron Doping in Fe-,Co- or Ni- DopedZnOJpn. J. Appl. Phys 40 L334 - L336 200154 6H. Katayama-Yoshida, T. Nishimatsu, T. Yamamoto,and N. OritaCodoping Method for the Fabrication of Low-resistivity Wide Band-gapSemiconductors in p-type GaN, p-type AlN and n-type Diamond: Prediction vs.ExperimentJ. Physics Condens. Matter 13 8901-8914 200155 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-Yoshida Material Design of GaN-based Ferromagnetic Diluted Magnetic Semiconductors Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 40 L485-L487 200156 6 H. Katayama-Yoshida, R. Kato and T. YamamotoNew Valence Control and Spin Control Method in GaN and AlN by Codoping andTransition Atom DopingJ. Crystal Growth 231 428-436 200157 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-YoshidaHyperfine Interactions and Magnetism of 3d Transition-Metal-Impurities in II-VIand III-V Compound-Based Diluted Magnetic SemiconductorsIn press (Hyperfine Interactions)

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results58 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-Yoshida Ferromagnetism in a transition metal atom doped ZnO Physica E 10 251-255 200159 6 T. Yamamoto and H. Kaytayama-Yoshida Physics and control of valence states in ZnO by codoping method Physica B 302-303 155-162 200160 6K. Matsushita, H. Harima, A. Yanase and H.Katayama-Yoshida,Prediction of ferromagnetic (Zn,Mn)Se superlattice Physica E 10 247-250 200161 6 T. Kawasaki and H. Katayama-YoshidaValence control method of co-doping for the fabrication of metallic silicon from thefirst-principles calculationPhysica B 302-303 163-165 200162 6 T. Nishimatsu, H. Katayama-Yoshida, and N. OritaTheoretical study of hydrogen-related complexes in diamond for low-resistive n-type diamond semiconductorPhysica B 302-303 149-154 200163 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-YoshidaMaterials Design of Transparent and Half-Metallic Ferromagnets in V- or CrdopedZnS, ZnSe and ZnTe without P- or N-type Doping TreatmentJpn. J. Appl. Phys 40 L651 - L653 200164 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-YoshidaTheoretical prediction for transparent ferromagnets with transition metal atomdoped ZnOSpringer Proceedings in Physics (Proc. 25th Int. Conf.Phys. Semicond., Osaka 2000 Eds. N. Miura and T.Ando)87 236-237 200165 6K. Matsushita, H. Harima, A. Yanase and H.Katayama-YoshidaElectronic Structure and Magnetic Properties of (Zn,Mn)Se With Carrier DopingStudied by FLAPW Method.Springer Proceedings in Physics (Proc. 25th Int. Conf.Phys. Semicond., Osaka 2001 Eds. N. Miura and T.Ando)87 264-265 200166 6 T. Yamamoto and H. Katayama-Yoshida Materials design for the fabrication of p-type ZnO by codoping methodSpringer Proceedings in Physics (Proc. 25th Int. Conf.Phys. Semicond., Osaka 2002 Eds. N. Miura and T.Ando)87 1409-1410 200167 6 K. Shirai and H. Katayama-Yoshida Crystal stability of boron carbide B12(CBC).Springer Proceedings in Physics (Proc. 25th Int. Conf.Phys. Semicond., Osaka 2003 Eds. N. Miura and T.Ando)87 pp.1673-1674 200168 6K. Betsuyaku, H. Tanaka, H. Kataayama-Yoshida,and T. KawaiMaterial design for the fabrication of p-type SyTiO3 Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 40 6911-6902 200169 6 H. Nakayama and H. Katayama-YoshidaTheoretical prediction of magnetic properties of Ba(Ti1-xMx)O3(M=Sc,V,Cr,Mn,Fe,Co,Ni,Cu)Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 40 L1355-L1358 200170 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-Yoshida Materials and device design with ZnO-based diluted magnetic semiconductors. Mat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc 666 F4.6.1-F4.6.10 200171 6 K. Sato and H. Katayama-YoshidaAb intio study on the magnetism in ZnO-, ZnS-, ZnSe-, and ZnTe-based dilutedmagnetic semiconductors.Phys. sat. sol .(b) in press 200272 6 K. Sato, H. Katayama-Yoshida, and H. AkaiStabilization mechanism of ferromagnetic state in Mn-doped III-V dilutedmagnetic semiconductorsin press 200273 6 K. Narita and M. ShiraiElectronic and magnetoresistive properties of MnAs(0001)/GaAs(111)heterostructuresPhysica E 10 200174 6 T. Kawamoto, Y. Asai, and S. AbeNovel mechanism of photoinduced reversible phase transitions in molecule-basedmagnetsPhysical Review Letters 86 2 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results75 6 T. Kawamoto and S. AbeMonte Carlo simulation for the photoinduced phase transition on a twodimensionalstripe-structurePhase Transition 74 200176 6 T. Kawamoto, T. Sakano, Y. Shimoi, and S.AbeCrucial Effects of Intramolecular Charge Distribution on the Neutral-IonicTransition of Tetrathiafulvalene - p-ChloranilPhysical Review B 64 20 200177 6 K. Harigaya New type of antiferromagnetic state in stacked nanographite Chemical Physics Letters 340 200178 6 K. HarigayaImpurity scattering in metallic carbon nanotubes with superconducting paircorrelationsSynthetic Metals 121 200179 6 T. Ozaki and K. Terakura Convergent recursive O(N) method for ab initio tight-binding calculations Physical Review B 64 19 200180 6 M. Kawata, M. Mikami, U. NagashimaRapid calculation of the Coulomb component of the stress tensor for threedimensionalsystems with two-dimensional periodicityJournal of Chemical Physics 115 10 200181 6S. Tsuzuki, H. Houjou, Y. Nagawa, M. Goto, and K.HirataniCooperative enhancement of water binding to crownophane by multiple hydrogenbonds: Analysis by high level ab initio calculationsJournal of the American Chemical Society 123 18 200182 6 S. Okada and A. Oshiyama Magnetic ordering in hexagonally bonded sheets with first-row elements Physical Review Letters 87 14 200183 6 M. IshitobiA novel Monte Carlo method for liquid crystal using extended inter-molecularpotential (EIMP)Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 365 200184 6 H. AkinagaMetal-nanocluster equipped GaAs surfaces designed for high-sensitive magneticfield sensorsSurface Science (accepted)85 6M. Mizuguchi, H. Akinaga, T. Manago, K. Ono, M.Oshima, M. ShiraiEpitaxial growth of new half-metallic ferromagnet zinc-blnde CrAs and thesubstrate temperature dependenceJournal of Magnatism and Magnetic Materials (in press)86 6 H. Akinaga Magnetoresistive switch effect in metal / semiconductor hybrid granular films Journal of Magnatism and Magnetic Materials (in press)87 6 T. Manago, M. Mizuguchi, and H. Akinaga Growth of Fe(100) on GaAs (100) for tunnel magneto-resistance junctions Journal of Crystal Growth (in press)88 6H. Akinaga, M. Mizuguchi, T. Manago, E. Ganshina,A. Granovsky, I. Rodin, A. Vinogratov, and A.YurasovEnhanced magnetooptical response of magnetic nanoclusters embedded insemiconductorJournal of Magnatism and Magnetic Materials (in press)89 6Yasuzo Suzuki, Frank H. Quina, Alain Berthod,Ronald W. Williams, Mustafa Culha, Imdad UllahMohammadzai, Willie L. HinzeCovalently Bound Ionene Polyelectrolyte-Silica Gel Stationary Phases for HPLC Analytical Chemistry 73 200190 6Yoriko Sonoda, Wai Ming Kwok, Zdenek Petrasek,Richard Ostler, Pavel Matousek, Michael Towrie,Anthony W. Parker, David PhillipsSolvent effects on the photophysical and photochemical properties of (E,E,E)-1,6-di(4-nitrophenyl)hexa-1,3,5-trieneJ. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 2 2001 200191 6S. Tsuzuki, H, Houjou, Y. Nagawa, M. Goto, K.Hiratani,Cooperative Enhancement of Water Binding to Crownophane bu MultipleHydrogen Bonds: Analysis by High Level ab initio CalculationsJ. Am. Chem. Soc. 123 200192 6Gang Yang, Shin-ichiro Matsuzono, Emiko Koyama,Kazuhisa HirataniA New Synthetic Route to Benzoxazole Polymer via Tandem ClaisenRearrangementMacromolecules 34 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results93 7Kayori Shimada, Keisuke Sato, Marina A.Lusenkova, Shinichi Kinugasa, Kenichi Kudo,Yoshio YamauchiSeparation of Oligomers by Supercritical Fluid Chromatography Kobunnshi Ronbunshu 10 58 200194 7 Kayori Shimada, Haruhisa Kato, Shinichi KinugasaPrecise Molecular Characterization Using Uniform Oligomers II MolecularDynamics Simulations for the Diffusion of PEG in Water and a Comparison of Polym. Prepr. Jpn 9 50 2001Experimental Data 95 7 R. Suzuki, T. Ohdaira, Y. Shioya, T. Ishimaru,Pore characteristics of low-dielectric-constant films grown by plasma-enhancedchemical vapor deposition studied by positron annihilation lifetime spectroscopyJapanese Journal of Applie Physics 2, Letters 40 4B L414-416 200196 7A. Uedono, Z. Q. Cheng, R. Suzuki, T. Ohdaira, T.Mikado, S. Fukui, A. Shiota, S. KimuraNanoporous structure of methyl-silsesquioxane films using monoenergeticpositron beamsJournal of Applied Physics 90 5 2498-2503 200197 7Y. Kobayashi, W. Zheng, T. B. Chang, K. Hirata, R.Suzuki, T. Ohdaira, K. ItoNanoporous structure of sputter-deposited silicon oxide films characterized bypositronium annihilation spectroscopyJournal of Applied Physics 91 3 1704-1706 200298 7 R. Suzuki, T. Ohdaira, A. Uedono, Y. Kobayashi Positron annihilation studies of SiO2-Si Applied Surface Science in press 200299 7M. Imamura, K. Sato, Y. Nishimura, N.Matsubayashi, H. ShimadaAnalysis of the external surface of Y zeolites with XPS depth profiling Photon Factory Activity Report #18,p.63 2001100 7M. Jo, M. Imamura, N. Matsubayashi, H. Shimada,M. SuzukiKinetic Energy Dependence of Optimized Loss Function9th European Conference on Applications of Surface andInterface Analysis (ECASIA01)Poster MO-O-DIQ17,Abstracts pp.1772001101 7 M, JoRestoration of Loss Function In Very Difficult Case - From Poor ResolutionSpectrumInternational Symposium on Practical Surface Analysis(PSA01)Poster P-47, Abstractspp.772001102 7M, JoOptimization of XPS Inelastic Background using Tougaard's FormulaInternational Symposium on Practical Surface Analysis(PSA01)Invited talk, O-07,Abstracts pp.72001103 7M. Suzuki, N. Matsubayashi, M. Jo, S. Tanuma, C.J. PowellPhotoemission Intensity Dependence on Kinetic Energy Studied withSynchrotron Radiation9th European Conference on Applications of Surface andInterface AnalysisPoster MO-P-DIQ22,Abstracts pp.1822001104 7N. Fukumoto, S. Tanuma,A. Tanaka, I. Kojima, K.Domae and SASJ Transmission ProjectA Round Robin Test on XPS Transmission FunctionInternational Symposium on Practical Surface Analysis(PSA01)Poster P-46, Abstractspp.762001105 7 Tetsuya Baba and Akira OnoImprovement of the laser flash method to reduce uncertainty in thermaldiffusivity measurementsMeasurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001106 7Mitsue Ogawa, Kazuo Mukai, Takehisa Fukui andTetsuya BabaThe development of a thermal diffusivity reference material using alumina Measurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001107 7 Naoyuki Taketoshi, Tetsuya Baba and Akira OnoDevelopment of Thermal diffusivity measurement system for metal thin filmsusing a picosecond thermoreflectance techniqueMeasurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001108 7 Hideyuki Kato, Tetsuya Baba and Masahiro OkajiAnisotropic thermal-diffusivity measurements by a new laser-spot-heatingtechniqueMeasurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001109 7 Juntaro Ishii and Akira OnoUncertainty estimation for emissivity measurements near room temperature with aMeasurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001Fourier transform spectrometer110 7 Naofumi Yamada, Remi Abe and Masahiro OkajiA calibration method for measuring thermal expansions with a push-roddilatometerMeasurement Science and Technology (Meas. Sci. Tech.) 12 12 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results111 7 Naoyuki Taketoshi, Tetsuya Baba and Akira OnoThermal diffusivity measurement of a metal thin film using a picosecondthermoreflectance techniqueHigh Temperatures-High Pressures 34 1 2002112 7 http://www.nmij.jp/thermophys/homepage/index_j.htm113 7 http://staff.aist.go.jp/n-taketoshi/114 8O.Kitao, T.ogawa, E.Watanabe, M.Miyahara,T.Adschiri, H.Yasuda, Y. yamaguchi, and H.KomiyamaStructuring Knowledge Project in Nanotechnology Materials Program -Construction of the Knowledge Infrastracture for nano-materials and Devices-Proceeding of the Second International Conference onComputational Nanoscience2002115 9 Y. Sakaida, K. Tanaka and K. ShirakiharaLocal Stress Measurement in Notched Sapphire by RamanMicrospectroscopyMater. Sci. Res. Intern'l 6 4 295-300 2000116 9Y. Inagaki, T. Ohji, S. Kanzaki and Y.ShigegakiFracture Energy of an Aligned Porous Silicon Nitride J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 7 1807-1809 2000117 9 S. Zaitsev, J. Moon, H. Takagi and M. Awano Preparation and Characterization of Nanocrystalline Doped TiO2 Advanced Powder Technology 11 2 211-220 2000118 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama and H.TanakaSilicon Carbide Ceramics Prepared by Pulse Electric Current Sinteringof ß-SiC and a-SiC Powders with Oxide and Nonoxide AdditivesJ. Mater. Res. 14 3363-3369 1999119 9H. Tanaka, H. N. Yoshimura, S. Ohtani, Y.Zhou and M. ToriyamaInfluence of Silica and Aluminum Contents on Sintering and GrainGrowth in 6H-SiC PowdersJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 226-268 2000120 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama and H.TanakaVery Rapid Densification of Nanometer Silicon Carbide Powder byPulse Electric Current SinteringJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 654-656 2000121 9 S. T. Oh, K. Tajima, M. Ando and T. OhjiFabrication of Porous Alumina with Improved Mechanical Property byPulse Electric Current Sintering and Nanocomposite ProcessingJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 5 1314-1316 2000122 9Z. Deng, T. Fukasawa, G. Zhang, T. Ohji andM. AndoHigh Surface Area Alumina Ceramics Fabricated by the Decompositionof Al(OH)3J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 3 485-491 2001123 9 T. Fukasawa, M. Ando and T. OhjiSynthesis of Porous Ceramics with Complex Pore Structure by Freeze-Dry ProcessingJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 1 230-232 2001124 9 G. Zhang and T. Ohji In Situ Reaction Synthesis of SiC-BN Composites J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 7 2001125 9 G. Zhang and T. OhjiEffect of BN Content on Bending Strength and Elastic Modulus of SiC-BN In Situ CompositesJ. Mater. Res. 15 9 1876-1880 2000126 9 Y. Suzuki, P. E. D. Morgan and T. OhjiNew Uniformly Porous CaZrO3/MgO Composite with 3-D NetworkStructure from Natural DolomiteJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 8 2091-2093 2000127 9 J. F. Yang, Z. Deng and T. OhjiFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Porous Si3N4 CeramicsDoped with Yb2O3 AdditionsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results128 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and K. NiiharaInfluence of Yttria-Alumina Content on Sintering Behavior andMicrostructure of Si3N4 CeramicsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 8 2094-2096 2000129 9T. Fukasawa, Z. Deng, M. Ando, T. Ohji andY. GotoPore structure of porous ceramics synthesized from water-basedslurry by freeze-dry processingJ. Mater. Sci. 36 10 2523-2527 2001130 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and K. NiiharaFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Si3N4-SiC Compositesthrough Sinter-Post-HIPing ProcessSci. Eng. Comp. Mater., (in press).131 9 J. F. Yang, G. Zhang, T. Ohji and K. NiiharaEffects of MgAl2O4-ZrO2 Addition on Sintering Behaviors andMechanical Properties of Silicon Nitride CeramicsJ. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 108 8 697-700 2000132 9C. Zhang, K. Komeya, J. Tatami, T. Meguroand Y. -B. ChengSynthesis of Mg-a SIALON Powders from Talk and Clay Minerals J. Euro. Ceram. Soc. 20 939-944 2000133 9K. Komeya, C. Zhang, M. Hotta, J. Tatami, T.Meguro and Y. -B. ChengHollow Beads Composed of Nano-Size Ca-a Sialon Grains J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 4 995-997 2000134 9L. J. Vandeperre, A. Kristoffersson, E. Carlstrand W. J. CleggThermal Shock of Layered Ceramic Structures with Crack DeflectingInterfacesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 1 104-110 2000135 9 W. J. Clegg Controlling Cracks in Ceramics Science 286 5 1097-1099 1999136 9J.B. Davis, A. Kristoffersson, E. Carlstr andW.J. CleggFabrication and Crack Deflection in Ceramic Laminates with PorousInterlayersJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 10 2369-2374 2000137 9Y. -H. Choa, T. Nakayama, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaFabrication of Nano-sized Metal Dispersed Magnesia BasedComposites and Related Mechanical and Magnetic PropertiesKorean J. Ceram. 5 8 395-399 1999138 9 J. F. Yang, T. Sekino and K. NiiharaEffect of Grain Growth and Measurement on Fracture Toughness ofSilicon Nitride CeramicsJ. Mater. Sci. 34 5543-5548 1999139 9H. -J. Kim, S. W. Lee, T. Nakayama and K.NiiharaMicrostructure, mechanical, and tribological properties of Si3N4-TiCcompositesKorean J. Ceram. 5 8 317-323 1999140 9H. -J. Kim, S. W. Lee, T. Nakayama and K.NiiharaMicrostructure, mechanical, and tribological properties of Si3N4-TiB2compositesKorean J. Ceram. 5 8 324-330 1999141 9T. Yamaguchi, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo, T. Fujiiand S. HiranoIn Situ Formation of Ce-TZP/Ba Hexaaluminate Composites J. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 107 9 814-819 1999142 9T. Kojima, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo, T. Fujii andS. HiranoIn Situ Processing of Y-TZP/M-Type Hexaferrite Composite J. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 107 9 796-800 1999143 9K. Suzuki, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoDielectric and Pyroelectric Properties of Alkoxy-DerivedKTa0.35Nb0.65O3 Thin FilmsJpn. J. Appl. Phys. 38,part1 10 5953-5957 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results144 9W. Sakamoto, I. Kosugi, T. Yogo and S.HiranoChemical Solution Processing and Characterization of La DopedTungsten Bronze K0.4(Pb0.6Ba0.4)0.8Nb2O6 Thin FilmsJpn. J. Appl. Phys. 38,part1 9B 5442-5447 1999145 9 T. Yogo, H. Ukai, W. Sakamoto and S. Hirano Synthesis of PbTiO3/Organic Hybrid from Metalorganic Compounds J. Mater. Res. 14 8 3275-3280 1999146 9 Y. Fujishiro, M. Awano, M. Miyata, K. MaedaCharacterization of Thermoelectric Metal Oxide Element Prepared byPulse Electric Current Sintering MethodJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).147 9N. Takano, Y. Ohnishi, M. Zako and K.NishiyabuMicrostructure-based Deep-drawing Simulation of Knitted FabricReinforced ThermoplasticsIntern'l J. Solids and Structures 38 36/37 6333-6356 2001148 9 N. Takano, M. Zako and T. OkazakiEfficient Modeling of Microscopic Heterogeneity and Local Crack inComposite Materials by Finite Element Mesh Superposition MethodJSME Intern'l J., Series A, (in press).149 9 N. Takano, M. Zako, F. Kubo and K. KimuraComputational Method for Homogenization of Heterogeneous Materialswith Voxel Element Modeling of Their MicrostructuresMater. Sci. Res. Intern'l, Special TechnicalPublication-266-71 2001150 9 N. Takano, M. Zako, T. Okazaki and F. KuboFinite Element Mesh Superposition Method Applied to Local StressAnalysis of Interphase of Composite JointMater. Sci. Res. Intern'l, Special TechnicalPublication-2219-224 2001151 9 N. Takano and M. ZakoIntegrated Design of Graded Microstructures of HeterogeneousMaterialsArchive of Appl. Mechanics 70 8/9 585-596 2000152 9 N. Takano, M. Zako and M. IshizonoMulti-scale Computational Method for Elastic Bodies with Global andLocal HeterogeneityJ. Computer-Aided Mater. Design 7 2 111-132 2000153 9T. Satoh, S. Sakaguchi, K. Hirao, M.Toriyama and S. KanzakiInfluence of Aluminum- Oxygen-Yttrium Solid Solution on the AqueousTribological Behavior of Silicon NitrideJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 2 462-464 2001154 9N. Yamada, H. Shouji, Y. Kubo and S.KatayamaPreparation of inorganic-organic hybrid films containing particles usingelectrophoretic deposition methodJ. Mater. Sci., (in press).155 9 S. Katayama, Y. Kubo and N. YamadaCharacterization and Mechanical Properties of FlexibleDimethylsiloxane-Base Inorganic/Organic Hybrid SheetsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).156 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama, Y. Yamauchiand S. KanzakiEffects of Intergranular Phase Chemistry on Microstructure andMechanical Properties of Silicon Carbaide Cermics Densified withRare-EEarth Oxide and Alumina AdditionsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 7 2001157 9 Y. Suzuki, M. Awano, N. Kondo and T. OhjiCH4-Sensing and High-Temperature Mechanical Properties of PorousCaZrO3/MgO Composites with Three-Dimensional Network StructureJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 109 1 79-81 2001158 9M. Nakamura, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiEffect of Microstructure and ßContent of Textured Silicon Nitride onWear BehaviourWEAR (submitted).159 9M. Nakamura, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiTribological Behaviour of Uni-Directionally Aligned Silicon Nitrideagainst SteelWEAR (submitted).160 9M. Nakamura, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiTribological Behaviour of Uni-Directionally Aligned Silicon NitrideJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).161 9 M. Yoshimura, O. Komura and A. YamakawaMICROSTRUCTURE AND TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF NANO-SIZED Si3N4Scripta Materialia 44 1517-1521 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results162 9 T. Iizuka, T. Murao, H. Yamamoto and H. KitaMicrostructures and Properties of Mo5Si3-Perticles-Reinforced Si3N4-Matrix CompositesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).163 9 C.Yuan, L.J. Vandeperre and W.J. Clegg The Effect of Porosity onThermal Shock Acta Mater(submitted) 2001164 9J. Wang, C. Engebretsen, E. Carlstr , L.J.Vandeperre and W.J. CleggThe Fracture Energy of Porous Alumina Made by Partial SinteringMaterials Engineer (submitted).165 9 Y. Suzuki, N. Kondo and T. OhjiIn Situ Synthesis and Microstructure of Porous CaAl4O7 Monolith andCaAl4O7/CaZrO3 CompositeJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 109 3 205-209 2001166 9 Y. Suzuki, N. Kondo and T. OhjiEffects of SiC Addition on Microstructure of Porous CaZrO3/MgOCompositesJ. Jpn. Soc. Powder & Powder Metall. 48 4 335-340 2001167 9Z. Deng, T. Fukasawa, M. Ando, G. Zhangand T. OhjiMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Porous Alumina CeramicsFabricated by the Decomposition of Al(OH)3J. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).168 9Z. Deng, T. Fukasawa, M. Ando, G. Zhangand T. OhjiBulk alumina support with high tolerant strain and its reinforcingmechanismsActa Materialia 49 11 1939-1946 2001169 9 Z. Deng, G. Zhang, M. Ando and T. OhjiA model analysis on multi-crack mechanisms in ceramic/superplasticlaminatesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).170 9 Z. Deng, Y. Zhou, J. F. Yang and T. OhjiFracture-Mode Transformation in Alumina-Silicon Carbide CompositesDoped with Rare-Earth ImpuritiesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).171 9Z. Deng, J. F. Yang, Y. Beppu, M. Ando andT. OhjiRole of Granule Disruption in Fabricating Porous Zirconia by PartiallySinteringJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).172 9 T. FukasawaSynthesis of Porous Silicon Nitride with Unidirectionally AlignedChannels Using Freeze-Drying ProcessJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).173 9 Y. Beppu, M. Ando and T. OhjiControl of porosity and pore size for porous alumina prepared from a-alumina BaSO4 and/or SrSO4J. Mater. Product Tech., (in press).174 9 G. Zhang and J. F. Yang, Z. Deng and T. OhjiEffect of Y2O3-Al2O3 Addition on the Phase Formation andDensification Process of In Situ SiC-BN CompositeJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 109 1 45-48 2001175 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang and T. OhjiFabrication of Porous Ceramics with Uni-Directionally-AlignedContinuous PoresJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 6 1395-1397 2001176 9 G. Zhang, Y. Beppu, T. Ohji and S. KanzakiReaction Mechanism and Microstructure Development of StrainTolerant In Situ SiC-BN CompositesActa Materialia 49 1 77-82 2001177 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and S. Kanzaki In Situ Reaction Synthesis of Nonoxide-BN Composites Advanced Eng. Mater., (submitted).178 9 N. Kondo, Y. Suzuki and T. OhjiHigh-strength porous silicon nitride fabricated by the Sinter-forgingtechniqueJ. Mater. Res. 16 1 32-34 2001179 9 Y. Kondo, M. E. Brito and T. Ohji Improved Creep Resistance in Anisotropic Silicon Nitride J. Mater. Res. 16 8 2182-2185 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results180 9 J. F. Yang, G. Zhang and T. OhjiPorosity and microstructure control of porous ceramics by partial hotpressingJ. Mater. Res. 16 7 1916-1918 2001181 9 J. F. Yang, G. Zhang and T. OhjiFabrication of Low-Shrinkage Porous Si3N4 Ceramics by SmallAmount Addition of CarbonJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 7 1639-1641 2001182 9D. D. Jayaseelan N. Kondo, M. E. Brito andT. OhjiHigh Strength Porous Alumina Ceramics by Pulse Electric CurrentSintering TechniqueJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).183 9 T. Ohji Creep Inhibition of Ceramic/Ceramic Nanocomposites Scripta Materialia 44 2083-2086 2001184 9 T. Ohji Creep thresholds in alumina/silicon carbide nanocomposites J. Japan Inst.Metals, (submitted).185 9T. Kojima, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo, T. Fujii andS. HiranoCo2+-Substitution Effect in Ce-TZP/La M-Type Hexaferrite Composites J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 2 281-286 2000186 9T. Yogo, T. Nakamura, W. Sakamoto and S.HiranoSynthesis of Transparent Magnetic Particle/Organic Hybrid Film UsingIron-OrganicsJ. Mater. Res. 15 10 2114-2120 2000187 9 H. J. Hwang and M. AwanoPreparation of LaCoO3 Catalytic Thin Films by Sol-Gel Process and ItsNO DecompositionJ. Euro. Ceram. Soc. 21 10-11 2103-2107 2001188 9H. J. Hwang, J. Moon, M. Awano and K.MaedaSol-gel route to porous Lanthanum cobaltite (LaCoO3 ) thin film J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 11 2852-2854 2000189 9H. J. Hwang, A. Towata, M. Toriyama, M.Awano and K. MaedaFabrication of Lanthanum Manganese Oxide (LaMnO3) Thin films onYttria Stabilized Zirconia Substituted by Chemically Modified AlkoxideMethodJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).190 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Awano, M. Miyata and K.MaedaCharacterization of Thermoelectric Metal Oxide Element Prepared byPulse Electric Current Sintering MethodJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).191 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Awano, M. Miyata and K.MaedaSoluition Chemical Synthesis and Thermo-electric Properties of NickelDoped Strontium NiobateJ. Mater. Res., (submitted).192 9 H. Takagi, M. Awano and S. Zaitsev Electrical Properties of Sintered TiO2 Bodies Uniformly Doped with Sb Interceram 50 3 183-186 2001193 9 S. I. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. Awano Electrochemical cell with Two Layers Cathode for NO Decomposition J. Ionics 7 109-115 2001194 9 S. I. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. AwanoNO Decomposition by an Electrochemical cell with Mixed OxideWorking ElectrodeJ. Solid State Ionics, (in press).195 9 S. I. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. AwanoNO Decomposition by an Electrochemical cell with Mixed OxideWorking ElectrodeJ. Electrochemical Soc., (in press).196 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaSinterability and Electrical Properties of Low-Temperature SynthesizedGd-Doped Ceria from Polymerized Precursor SolutionsJ. Electrochemical Soc., (submitted).197 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaLow-Temperature Synthesized Gd-Doped Ceria by PolymerizedPrecursor SolutionsJ. Mater. Res., (submitted).

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results198 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaDirect Formation of Crystalline Gd-Doped Ceria Powder viaPolymerized Precursor SolutionJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).199 9M. Hotta, C. Zhang, , J. Tatami, T. Meguroand Y. -B. ChengSynthesis of Nano-Size Ca-a SiAlON Powders by CarbothermalReduction-NitridationJ. Australian Ceram. Soc. 36 2 115-120 2000200 9 M. Inoue, K. Suganuma and K. NiiharaEnvironmental Effect on Mechanical Properties of Aluminide MatrixCompositesJ. Mater. Eng. Perform 9 6 678-682 2000201 9W. Feng, E. Sun, A. Fujii, H. Wu, K. Niiharaand K. YoshinoSynthesis and Characterization of Photoconducting Polyaniline-TiO2NanocompositeBull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 73 11 2627-2633 2000202 9T. Nakayama, Y. -H. Choa, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaPowder Preparation and Microstructure for Nano-Sized Metallic IronDispersed MgO Based Nanocomposites with Ferromagnetic ResponseJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 108 9 781-784 2000203 9 J. Lu, L. Gao, J. Guo and K. NiiharaPreparation, sintering behavior, and microstructural studies ofAl2O3/Mo composites from boehmite-coated Mo powdersMater. Res. Bull. 35 14-15 2387-2396 2000204 9T. A. Yamamoto, M. Tanaka, T. Nakayama,K. Nishimaki, T. Nakagawa and K. NiiharaMagnetocaloric effect of superparamagnetic nanocomposite composedof iron-oxide and silverJpn. J. Appl. Phys. 39 8 4761-4766 2000205 9S. W. Lee, H. B. Chae, D. S. Park, Y. -H.Choa, K. Niihara and B. J. HockeyThermal Conductivity of Unidirectionally Oriented Si3N4W/Si3N4CompositesJ. Mater. Sci. 35 18 4487-4493 2000206 9 M. Inoue, K. Suganuma and K. NiiharaMechanical properties of aluminide matrix composites fabricated byreactive hot-pressing in several environmentsIntermetallics 8 9-11 1035-1042 2000207 9Y. Watanabe, N. Kitazawa, Y. Nakamura, C.Li, T. Sekino and K. NiiharaMechanical Properties and Residual Stress in AlN Films Prepared byIon Beam Assisted DepositionJ. Vac. Sci. Tech. A, Vac. Surf. Films 18 4 1567-1570 2000208 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and K. NiiharaInfluence of Yttria-Alumina Content on Sintering Behavior andMicrostructure of Silicon Nitride CeramicsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 8 2094-2096 2000209 9 H. Wang, L. Gao and K. NiiharaSynthesis of nanoscaled yttrium aluminum garnet powder by the coprecipitationmethodMater. Sci. Eng. A 288 1 1-4 2000210 9T. Nakayana, T. A. Yamamoto, Y. -H. Choaand K. NiiharaStructure and Magnetic Properties of Iron Oxide Dispersed SilverBased Nanocluster CompositeJ. Mater. Sci. 35 15 3857-3861 2000211 9H. Kawaoka, T. Kusunose, Y. -H. Choa, T.Sekino and K. NiiharaPrecise Property Control in Silicon Nitride Ceramics by alpha/betaPhase Ratio ControlJ. Ceram. Processing Res. 1 1 1-3 2000212 9E. H. Sun, Y. -H. Choa, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Cordierite/ZrO2 Compositesby Pressureless SinteringJ. Ceram. Processing Res. 1 1 9-11 2000213 9H. Kondo, T. Sekino, Y. -H. Choa, T.Kusunose, T. Nakayama and K. NiiharaInfluence of Ni addition on mechanical and magnetic properties ofyttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconiaJ. Ceram. Processing Res. 1 1 80-82 2000214 9T. Sekino, J. -H. Yu, Y. -H. Choa, J. -S. Leeand K. NiiharaReduction and Sintering of Alumina/Tungsten Nanocomposites-PowderProcessing, Reduction Behavior and Microstructural Characterization-J. Ceram. Soc. Japan 108 6 541-547 2000215 9 A. Nakahira, Y. -H. Choa, and K. NiiharaMicrostructure and mechanical properties of SiC-platelet reinforcedAl2O3/SiC-particle hybrid compositesJ. Mater. Sci. 35 12 3143-3149 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results216 9T. Oku, T. Hirano, M. Kuno, T. Kusunose, K.Niihara and K. SuganumaSynthesis, atomic structures and properties of carbon and boronnitride fullerene materialsMater. Sci. Eng. B 74 1-3 206-217 2000217 9T. Oku, T. Nakayama, M. Kuno, Y. Nozue, L.R. Wallenberg, K. Niihara and K. SuganumaFormation and photoluminescence of Ge and Si nanoparticlesencapsulated in oxide layersMater. Sci. Eng. B 74 1-3 242-247 2000218 9 M. Inoue, K. Suganum and K. NiiharaFracture Mechanism of Ni3Al Alloys and Their Composites withCeramic Particles at Elevated TemperaturesIntermetallics 8 4 365-370 2000219 9T. Oku, T. Kusunose, T. Hirata, N. Sato R.Hatakeyama, K. Niihara and K. SuganumaFormation and Structure of Nanoparticles Encapsulated in BoronNitride and Carbon NanocapsulesDiamond and Related Materials 9 3-6 911-915 2000220 9H. J. Hwang, K. Tajima, M. Sando, M.Toriyama and K. NiiharaMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Lead Zirconate Titanate(PZT) Nanocomposites with Platinum ParticlesJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 108 4 339-344 2000221 9M. Hussain, A. Nakahira, S. Nishijima and K.NiiharaEvaluation of Mechanical Behavior of CFRC Transverse to the FiberDirection at Room and Cryogenic TemperatureComposites Part A: Applied Science andManufacturing,31 2 173-179 2000222 9T. Oku, H. Kusunose, K. Niihara and K.SuganumaChemical synthesis of silver nanoparticles encapsulated in boronnitride nanocagesJ. Mater. Chem. 10 255-258 2000223 9J. Wang, L.J. Vandeperre, R.J. Stearn andW.J. CleggPores and Cracking in CeramicsJ. Ceramic Processing Research (in press)224 9 Y. Sawai, Y. YasutomiEffect of High-Yield Polycarbosilane Addition on Microstructure andMechanical Properties of AluminaJ. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 107 12 1146-1150 1999225 9 Y. Sakaida, K. Tanaka and K. Shirakihara Local Stress Measurement in a-Al2O3 by Raman Microspectroscopy Mater. Sci. Res. Inter. STP 1 348-351 2001226 9M. Kitayama, K. Hirao, A. Tsuge, K. Watari,M. Toriyama and S. KanzakiThermal Conductivity of beta-Si3N4: II, Effect of Lattice Oxygen J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 83 8 1985-1992 2000227 9K. Hirao, H. Imamura, H. Teshima, M. E.Brito, M. Toriyama and S. KanzakiEffect of Seed Alignment on Microstructures and Mechanical Propertiesof Seeded Silicon Nitride CeramicsSinter. Sci. Tech., ed. R. M. German. G.L.Messingand R.G.Cornwall343-348 2000228 9M. Kitayama, K. Hirao, K. Watari, M.Toriyama and S. KanzakiThermal Conductivity of beta-Si3N4: III, Effect of Rare-Earth (RE = La,Nd, Gd, Y, Yb, and Sc) Oxide AdditivesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 2 353-358 2001229 9M. I. Jones, M.-C. Valecillos, K. Hirao and M.ToriyamaDensification behavior in microwave sintered silicon nitride at 28 GHzJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).230 9 Y. Yoshizawa, M. Toriyama and S. Kanzaki Fabrication of Textured Alumina by High-Temperature Deformation J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 6 1392-1394 2001231 9 M. I. Jones, M. C. Valecillos and K. HiraoRole of Specimen Insulation on Densification and Transformationduring Microwave Sintering of Silicon NitrideJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan 109 9 762-766 2001232 9 M. Wakuda, Y. Yamauchi and S. Kanzaki Dimpling Machinability of Ceramics by Abrasive Jet Machining Precision Engineering., (submitted).233 9 M. Wakuda, Y. Yamauchi and S. Kanzaki Influence of Micro Machining on Strength Degradation of Silicon Nitride J. Eng. Manufacture, (in press).

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results234 9H. Hayashi, K. Hirao, K. Itatani and S.KanzakiMgSiN2 Addition as a Means of Increasing the Thermal Conductivity ß-Si3N4J. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).235 9 N. Kondo, Y. Inagaki, Y. Suzuki and T. OhjiHigh-Temperature Fracture Energy of Superplastically-Forged SiliconNitrideJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 8 1791-1796 2001236 9J. F. Yang, T. Ohji, S. Kanzaki, A. Diaz and S.HampshireMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Si3N4 Ceramics withControlled PorosityJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).237 9Y. Suzuki, H. -J. Hwang, N. Kondo and T.OhjiIn Situ Processing of a Porous Calcium Zirconate/MagnesiaComposites with Platinum Nanodispersion and its Influence on NitricOxide DecompositionJJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 11 2713-2715 2001238 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang and T. OhjiIn Situ Si3N4-SiC-BN Composites: Prepartion, Microstructures andpropertiesMater. Sci. & Eng. A, (in press).239 9 Y. Suzuki, M. Awano, N. Kondo and T. OhjiEffect of In-Doping on Microstructure and CH4-Sensing Property ofPorous CaZrO3/MgO CompositesJ. Euro. Ceram. Soc., (in press).240 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang and T. OhjiThermogravimetry, Differential Thermal Analysis and MassSpectrometry Study of the Si3N4-B4C-C Reaction SystemJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).241 9 Y. Suzuki, M. Awano, N. Kondo and T. OhjiIn Situ Processing and Microstructual Control of Oxide/OxideCompositesAdv.Tech. Mater.Mater.Processing J.(ATM),(submitted).242 9 M. E. Brito Boundaries in Porous Silicon Nitride J. Mater. Res., (submitted).243 9Z. Deng, Y. Zhou, Y. Inagaki, M. Ando and T.OhjiRole of Zr(OH)4 Hard Agglomerates in Fabricating Porous ZrO2Ceramics and the Reinforcing MechanismsActa Materialia, (submitted).244 9H. Hwang, A. Towata, M. Awano and K.MaedaSol-gel route to Perovskite-type Sr-substituted LaCoO3 Thin Films andEffectd of Polyethylene Glycol on Microstructure EvolutionScripta Materialia 44 5 2173-2177 2000245 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Miyata, M. Awano and K.MaedaMicrostructure Control and Thermoelctric Property of Al doped ZnOpolycrystalline Matrials by Hot-pressing methodJ. Mater. Chemistry, (submitted).246 9M. Kitayama, K. Hirao, A. Tsuge, K. Watari,M. Toriyama and S. KanzakiThermal Conductivity of beta-Si3N4:: I, Effect of VariousMicrostructural FactorsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 82 11 3105-3112 1999247 9M. Kitayama, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama and S.KanzakiHigh Hardness Arfa-Si3N4 Ceramics Reinforced by Rod-like beta-Si3N4 Seed particlesJ. Ceram. Soc., Japan 108 7 646-649 2000248 9J. F. Yang, T. Ohji, T. Sekino, C. L. Li, K.NiiharaPhase Transformation, Microstructure and Mechanical Properties ofSi3N4/SiC CompositeJ. Euro. Ceram. Soc. 21 12 2179-2183 2001249 9T. Yogo, W. Sakamoto, T. Isaji, M. Ichida, A.Nakamura and S. HiranoSynthesis of Oriented Ba2NaNb5O15 (BNN) Thin Films from asAlkoxy-Derived PrecursorJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 82 10 2672-2676 1999250 9K. Suzuki, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoUV Processing of Oriented KTa0.50Nb0.50O3 Thin Films J. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 107 11 1032-1036 1999251 9K. Suzuki, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoEffect of UV-Irradiation on Processing of Lead Titanate Thin FilmDerived from Photoreactive [Pt-Ti] Precursor Modified withAlkanolamineJ. Ceram. Soc. Jpn. 108 11 998-1002 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results252 9S. Hirano, Y. Takeichi, W. Sakamoto and T.YogoGrowth of Highly Oriented LiNbO3 Thin Films through StructureControlled Metal Alkoxide Precursor SolutionJ. Crystal Growth, (submitted).253 9 K. Ueno, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S. HiranoSynthesis of Conductive LaNiO3 Thin Films by Chemical SolutionDepositionJpn. J. Appl. Phys., (submitted).254 9S. Hirano, Y. Takeichi, W. Sakamoto and T.YogoSynthesis of Conductive LaNiO3 Thin Films by Chemical SolutionDepositionJpn. J. Appl. Phys., (submitted).255 9 K. Ueno, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S. HiranoProcessing of Novel SrTiO3-Based Thin Film Varistor by ChemicalSolution DepositionJ. Mater. Res., (submitted).256 9T. Yamaguchi, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoEffects of Transition Metal Substitution on Catalytic Properties ofBarium HexaaluminogallateJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).257 9T. Yamaguchi, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoDeNOx Properties of Barium HexaaluminogallatesJ. Ceram. Soc. Jpn., (submitted).258 9W. Sakamoto, D. Kawasaki, T. Yogo and S.HiranoChemical Solution Processing of Sr2(Nb,Ta)2O7 Thin FilmsIntegrated Ferroelectrics, (submitted).259 9 W. Sakamoto, Y. Horie, T. Yogo and S. Hirano260 9 W. Sakamoto, Y. Horie, T. Yogo and S. HiranoChemical Solution Processing and Properties of Tungsten Bronze(Ba,La)Nb2O6 Thin FilmsSynthesis and Properties of Highly Oriented (Sr,Ba)(Nb,Ta)2O6 ThinFilms by Chemical Solution DepositionIntegrated Ferroelectrics, (in press).Jpn. J. Appl. Phys., (in press).261 9T. Yamaguchi, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoSynthesis and Processing of Barium HexaaluminogallatesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).262 9S. Hirano, T. Yogo, W. Sakamoto, T. Kojimaand T. FujiiIn-Situ Structure Control of Ceramic Composite with ImprovedMechanical Properties and Remote Sensing for Crack PropergationFunctional Materials Euromat99 13 504-509 2000263 9J. F. Yang, T. Sekino, Y.-H. Choa, K. Niiharaand T. OhjiMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Sinter-Post-HIPed Si3N4-SiC CompositesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 2 406-412 2001264 9 M. Hussain, Y. -H. Choa and K. NiiharaEffects of nano ceramics on electrical resistivity of carbon filled rubbermaterialsScripta Materialia 44 8-9 1203-1206 2001265 9T. Nakayama, B. Skarman, L. R. Wallenberg,T. Sekino, Y. -H. Choa, T. A. Yamamoto andK. NiiharaCharacterization and optical properties of CeO2 based nanoclustercompositesScripta Materialia 44 8-9 1929-1932 2001266 9 S.-T. Oh, J.-S. Lee, T. Sekino and K. NiiharaFabrication of Cu dispersed Al2O3 nanocomposites using Al2O3/CuOand Al2O3/Cu-nitrate mixturesScripta Materialia 44 8-9 2117-2120 2001267 9 S.-T. Oh, J.-S. Lee, T. Sekino and K. NiiharaHydrogen reduction behavior of NiO dispersoid during processing ofAl2O3/Ni nanocompositesScripta Materialia 44 8-9 2121-2125 2001268 9M. Tanaka, Y. Misaka, K. Shiomi, T. A.Yamamoto, T. Nakagawa, M. Katsura, T.Numazawa, T. Nakayama and K. NiiharaMagnetic nanocomposite composed of a silver matrix and grains of ironcompoundScripta Materialia 44 8-9 2141-2144 2001269 9A. Towata, H. J. Hwang, M. Yasuoka, M.Sando and K. NiiharaPreparation of polycrystalline YAG/alumina composite fibers and YAGfiber by sol-gel methodComposites Part A: Appl. Sci. and Manufacturing 32 8 1127-1131 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results270 9 J. Moon, M. Awano, and K. MaedaHydrothermal Synthesis and Formation Mechanisms of Lanthanum TinPyrochloreJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).271 9 N. Yamada, Y. Kubo and S. KatayamaDesign of organic components of inorganic-organic hybrid materials forselective adsorptonJ. Sol-Gel Sci. Tech., (submitted).272 9S. Katayama, K. Iwata, Y. Kubo and N.YamadaSolid Acid-Base Control of Inorganic/Organic Hybrids by InorganicComponents for Molecule-SelectivityJ. Sol-Gel Sci. Tech., (submitted).273 9M. Kitayama, K. Hirao, K. Watari, M.Toriyama and S. KanzakiThermal Conductivity of ß-Si3N4:III, Effect of Rare-Earth (RE=La, Nd,Y,Yb and Sc) Oxide AdditivesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc. 84 2 353-358 2001274 9S. Yamada, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiSintering Behavior of B4C-CrB2 CeramicsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc.., (submitted).275 9 N. Takano, M. Zako, F. Kubo and K. KimuraMicrostructure-based Stress Analysis and Evaluation for PorousCeramics by Homogenizarion Method with Digital Image-basedModelingInternational J. Solids and Structures.,(submitted).276 9 Y. Suzuki, H.J. Hwang, N. Kondo and T. OhjiPlatinum Nano-Dispersion via In Situ Processing- Preparation andCatalytic Property of Porous CaZrO3/MgO/Pt Nanocomposite-J. Korean Powder Metallurgy Institute 8 3 163-167 2001277 9 G. J. Zhang, J. F. Yang and T. OhjiReaction Synthesis of Aluminum Nitride-Boron Nitride CompositesBased on the Nitridation of Aluminum BorideJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).278 9 Md. H. Zahir, M. Awano and K. Maeda279 9 Md. H. Zahir, M. Awano and K. MaedaEffect of transition/non-transition metal modification on the activity ofGd2O3-Al2O3 catalyst for NO reduction by hydrocarbon under oxygenrichCatalyst Today, (submitted).conditionHydrothermal Synthesis of Ceria based Stannate Pyrochlore nadMixed Oxide Catalysts for NO reduction by C2H4 in the Presence ofOxygenJ. Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical, (submitted).280 9 S. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. Awano Novel low voltage electrochemical cell for NO decomposition J. Solid State Ionics, (submitted).281 9M. Awano, Y.Fujishiro, H. Takagi, M. Miyataand K. MaedaImprovement of Thermoelectric Property of Titania by Chemical DopingJ. Mater. Res., (submitted).282 9 H. J. Hwang, M. Awano and K. Maeda283 9H. J. Hwang, J. W. Moon, M. Awano and K.MaedaFabrication of (La,Sr)MO3 (M=Mn or Co)/YSZ Nanocomposite Thin FilmElectrodes for the Exhaust Gas Purification by a Chemically-ModifiedSol-Gel ProcessRemoval of nitrous oxide (NOx) by perovskite-type composite catalyticthick film, La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3-aand gadolinium-doped ceriaelectrolyte, Gd0.2Ce0.8O3-aJ. Korean Powder Metallurgy Institute, (submitted).Applied catalysis B: Environmental, (submitted).284 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Miyata, M. Awano and K.MaedaThe Affect of Microstructure Control on The Thermoelectric Propertiesof Hot-pressed Al doped ZnOJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).285 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Miyata, M. Awano and K.MaedaThermoelectric Characterization of NaXMX/2Ti1-X/2O2(M=Co, Ni andFe) Polycrystalline Materials.Ceramics International, (submitted).286 9J. Ye, K. Furuya, Y. Misono, K. Matsuo, F.Munakata, I. Ishikawa and Y. AkimuneIntroduction of color center into ß-Si3N4 single crystal J. of Luminescence 87-89 574-576 2000287 9J. Ye, K. Furuya, K. Matsuo, T. Okamura, F.Munakata, Y. AkimuneEffect of the pretreatment step condition in the growth process of the Simelt method on the size of ß-Si3N4 single crystalsJ. Mater. Res. 15 8 1803-1810 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results288 9 M. Wakuda, Y. Yamauchi and S. KanzakiSurface Finishing of Alumina Ceramics by Means of Abrasive JetMachiningJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).289 9 J. F. Yang, Z. Deng and T. OhjiFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Porous Si3N4 CeramicsDoped with Yb2O3 AdditionsJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).290 9 T. Fukasawa, M. Ando and T. OhjiFiltering Properties for Porous Ceramics with Unidirectionally AlignedPoresJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan, (submitted).291 9 T. Fukasawa, M. Ando and T. OhjiFiltering Properties for Porous Ceramics with Unidirectionally AlignedPoresJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan, (submitted).292 9T. Oku, H. Kusunose, K. Niihara and K.SuganumaChemical synthesis of silver nanoparticles encapsulated in boronnitride nanocagesJ. Mater. Chem. 10 255-258 2000293 9 T. Iizukao and H. KitaOxidation Behavior and Effect of Oxidation on Mechnical Properties ofMo5Si3 Particle Reinforced Si3N4 CompositesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).294 9T. Yamaguchi, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoSynthesis and Processing of Barium HexaaluminogallatesJ. Am. Ceram. Soc., (in press).295 9J. Ye, N. Kojima, K. Furuya, F. Munakata andA. OkadaMicro Thermal Analysis for Determining Thermal ConductivityDistribution in Advanced Silicon NitrideJ. Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, (submitted).296 9K. Furuya, F. Munakata K. Matsuo, Y.Akimune, A. Okada and J. YeMicrostructural Control of ß-Silicon Nitride Ceramics toImproveThermal ConductivityJ. Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, (submitted).297 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang, M. Ando and T. OhjiNonoxide-Borpn Nitride (Nobn) Composites: In Situ Synthesisi,Sintering Microstructure and PropertiesJ. Euro. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).298 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiTailoring the mechanical properties of silicon carbide ceramics bymodification of the intergranular phase chemistry microstructureJ. Euro. Ceram. Soc., (submitted).299 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama and Y.YamauchiTemperature Measurement in Pulse Electric Current Sintering ofCeramic PowdersJ. Ceram. Soc. Japan, (submitted).300 9 M. YoshimuraNovel Synthesis and properties of Si3N4-based Nano/Nano-typeCompositesJ. Korean Powder Metallurgy Institute 8 3 210-213 2001301 9S. Katayama, N. Yamada, Y. sibata, T. Sakaiand S. SatakePreparation of Organosiloxane-base Inorganic/Organic Hybrids withHigh Affinity toward Engine Oil for Low Friction MaterialsJ. Ceram. Soc. japan, (submitted).302 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, Y. Yamauchi and S.KanzakiTailoring the mechanical properties of silicon carbide ceramics bymodification of the intergranular phase chemistry microstructureStructural Ceramics and Ceramic Composites forHigh-TemperatureApplication, (submitted).303 9C. Zhang, E. Narimatu, K. Komeya, J. Tatamiand T. MeguroControl of Grain Morphology in Ca-a Sialon Ceramics by Changing theHeating RateMater. Lett. 43 315-319 2000304 9 K. Noda, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S. HiranoDielectric properties of KTiOPO4 (KTP) single crystal at lowtemperatureJ. Mater. Sci. Lett. 19 69-72 2000305 9N. Kondo, Y. Suzuki, J. F. Yang, G. Zhangand T. OhjiPorous Silicon Nitride-Based Ceramics Fabricated from Silicon andCarbon PowdersJ. Mater. Sci. Lett. 20 2 461-463 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results306 9 S. T. Oh, K. Tajima, M. Ando and T. Ohji Fabrication of porous Al2O3 by microwave sintering and its properties Mater. Lett. 48 3-4 215-218 2001307 9 M. Tajika, W. Rafaniello and K. Niihara Sintering behavior of direct nitrided AlN powder Mater. Lett. 46 2-3 98-104 2000308 9 W. F. Yang, K. H. Auh, C. Li and K. NiiharaMicrostructure Characteristics of Diamond-like Nanocomposite (DLN)Film by Thermally Activated Chemical Vapor DepositionJ. Mater. Sci. Lett. 19 18 1649-1651 2000309 9T. Satoh, K. Hirao, S. Sakaguchi, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiAqueous Tribological Behaviour of Alfa-Sialon with VariousCompositionsJ. Mater. Sci. Lett., (submitted).310 9 M. E. Brito Boundaries in Porous Alumina J. Mater. Sci. Lett., (submitted).311 9 M. Miyata, Y. Fujishiro and M. AwanoThermoelectric properties of pulse electric current sinteredCa3Co3.9X0.1O9 (X=Fe,Cu) ceramicsJ. Mater. Chem., (submitted).312 9J. Ye, N. Kojima, I. Ishikawa, K.. Furuya, F.Munakata, Y. Akimune, A. OkadaSelective growth of colored and colorless ß-Si3N4 single crystalsJ. Mater. Sci. Lett., (submitted).313 9 J. Ye, N. Kojima F. Munakata, A. OkadaEvaluation of local thermal conductance of silicon nitrides using microdifferential thermal analysisAppl. Phys. Lett., (submitted).314 9J. Ye, N. Kojima, I. Ishikawa, K. Furuya, K.Matsuo, F. Munakata, Y. Akimune and A.OkadaSelective Growth of Colored and Colorless ß-Si3N4 sSingle CrystalsJ. Mater. Sci. Lett., (submitted).315 9K. Okumura, S. Ito, S. Kawasaki and H.SakaiCO-EXTRUDING OF A COMPOSITE HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE WITHTWO MATERIALSCeram. Trans. 112 533-538 2001316 9Y. Suzuki, T. Yamada, T. Sakakibara and T.ohjiUnidirectionally Porous Oxides Prepared Using Eutectic Reactions Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 21 4 19-24 2000317 9 Y. Suzuki, P. E. D. Morgan and T. OhjiPressureless-Sintering of CaZrO3/MgO In Situ Composites Derivedfrom Natural Dolomite with Various AdditivesDesign and Manufacturing of Composite 285-289 2000318 9Y. Inagaki, Y. Shigegaki, N. Kondo, Y. Suzuki,T. Miyajima and T. OhjiEnhanced Fracture Resistance of Highly Anisotropicized Porous SiliconNitrideCeram. Trans. 118 355-362 2000319 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and K. NiiharaEffects of Sintering Additives on Densification and a-ß PhaseTransformation in Si3N4 Ceramics during SinteringCeram. Trans. 118 137-143 2000320 9 L. J. Vandeperre, C. Yuan and W. J. Clegg Thermal Shock of Layered Ceramic StructuresProc. 3rd Intern'l Nano Ceram. Forum and 2ndIntern'l Sympo. on Intermater., ed. K.H. Auh104-110 1999321 9K. Niihara, Y. K. Jeong, T. Sekino and Y. -H.ChoaPlessureless Sintered Alumina/Silicon Carbide Nanocomposites Ceram. Trans. 96 185-196 1999322 9K. Niihara, N. Banba, Y. -H. Choa and T.SekinoMechanical and Electrical Properties of 3Y-TZP/SiC and 8YSZ/SiCNanocompositesCeram. Trans. 96 197-208 1999323 9Y. Hayashi, Y. -H. Choa, J. P. Singh and K.NiiharaMechanical and Electrical Properties of ZnO/Ag Nanocomposites Ceram. Trans. 96 209-218 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results324 9Y. Hayashi, T. Sekino, Y. -H. Choa and K.NiiharaProcessing of Zinc Oxide/Metal Nanocomposites by Metal OxideReduction SystemProc. of NCF 3rd & IMA '98 June9-12 24-28 1999325 9T. Adachi, Y. -H. Choa, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaCrack Propagation Behaviorof Multilayered Al2O3/ZrO2/SiC HybridCompositesProc. of NCF 3rd & IMA '98 June9-12 18-23 1999326 9J. Moon, H.-J. Hwang, M Awano and K.MaedaHydrothermal synthesis and characterization of rare earth pyrochlorebasedcatalyst for NOx decompositionCeram. Trans. 112 83-88 2001327 9 Y. Sakaida, K. Tanaka and K. ShirakiharaLocal Stress Measurement in Notched Sapphire by RamanMicrospectroscopyProc. 6th Intern'l Conf. on Residual Stress (ICRS-6) 1 311-318 2000328 9M. Miyata, K. Maeda, M. Awano and Y.FujishiroHigh Temperature Thermoelectric Properties of Al-doped ZnO CeramicsAdv. iSci. & Tech., 29, ed. P. Vincenzini, V.Buscaglia (in press).1495-1498 2000329 9 T. Satoh, S. Sakaguchi and S. KanzakiPolishing of Silicon Nitride and SiAlON Ceramics in TribochemicalReactionAdvances in Abrasive Technology (Proc.ISAAT2000)., (submitted).330 9 M. Wakuda and S. KanzakiFundamental Characteristics of Abrasive Jet Machining of AluminaCeramicsAdvances in Abrasive Technology (Proc.ISAAT2000)., (submitted).331 9Y. Zhou, K. Hirao, M. Toriyama, Y. Yamauchiand S. KanzakiMechanical Properties of Silicon Carbidee Ceramics Densified withRare-Earth Oxide and Alumina AdditionsCerm. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 2001332 9 D. Y. Song, Y. Sakaida and M. MatsuiMicroscopic simulation of microcrack propagation in Al2O3-ZrO2ceramic compositesCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).333 9 M. Yoshimura, O. Komura and A. Yamakawa STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF NANO-SIZED Si3N4 COMPOSITES Proc. 2000 Powder Metallurgy World Congress 1532-1535 2000334 9 M. Yoshimura, O. Komura and A. YamakawaFabrication and Properties of Si3N4-based Nano/nano-typeCompositesProc. 17th Intern'l Korea-Japan Seminar onCeram.551-554335 9W. J. Clegg, J. Wang, C. Yuan and L.J.VandeperreThe Effect of Porosity on the Cracking of Materials in HighTemperature ApplicationsCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).336 9 J. Wang, L.J. Vandeperre and W. J. CleggEffect of Grain Size on the Fracture Behaviour of Porous AluminasMade by Partial Sintering of Powder CompactsCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).337 9 Y. Suzuki, P. E. D. Morgan and T. Ohji Novel CaZrO3/MgO Porous Composites with 3-D Network Structure Ceram. Trans. 115 455-465 2000338 9 Y. Suzuki, P. E. D. Morgan and T. OhjiProcessing of Porous CaZrO3/MgO/Pt Composites via In SituReactionsCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 217-223 2001339 9Z. Deng, T. Fukasawa, M. Ando, G. Zhangand T. OhjiAl2O3 based porous ceramics fabricated by decomposition of Al(OH)3 Ceram. Trans. 112 571-576 2001340 9 T. Fukasawa, M. Ando and T. OhjiFabrication of Porous Ceramics With the Complex Pore Structure byFreeze Drying ProcessCeram. Trans. 115 217-226 2000341 9 T. Fukasawa, M. Ando and T. OhjiProcessing and Properties of Porous Ceramics With Complex PoreStructure by Freeze-DryingCeram. Trans. 112 595-600 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results342 9 T. FukasawaPorous Ceramics with Controlled Alligned-Pores Synthesized by UsingFreeze-Drying ProcessCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).343 9 T. FukasawaSynthesis of Porous Ceramics with Unidirectionally Aligned-Pores byFreeze Drying ProcessAdv. Tech. Mater. Mater. Proc. J., (submitted).344 9 Y. Beppu, M. Ando and T. Ohji Fabrication of Porous Alumina Using BaSO4 and/or SrSO4 Ceram. Trans. 112 583-588 2001345 9 Y. Beppu, M. Ando and T. Ohji Fabrication of highly porous silicate ceramics by freeze-drying Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 145-151 2001346 9Y. Beppu, M. Ando, J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and S.KanzakiCorrosion behavior of porous Si3N4 Ceramics Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 285-290 2001347 9 Y. Beppu, M. Ando and T. Ohji Highly porous silicate ceramics prepared from clay mineral Adv. Tech. Mater. Mater. Proc. J., (submitted).348 9 Y. Inagaki, M. Ando and T. Ohji Fracture and Oxidation Behaviors of Porous Silicon Nitride Ceram. Trans. 112 635-640 2001349 9 Y. Inagaki, M. Ando, T. Ohji and S. Kanzaki POROUS SILICON NITRIDE SYNTHESIZED BY USING SEED CRYSTAL Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).350 9 G. Zhang and T. Ohji Characterization of In Situ SiC-BN Composites Proc. 7th Int. Sympo. Ceram. Mater. Engine. 471-477 2000351 9 G. Zhang and T. Ohji In Situ SiC-BN Composites Ceram. Trans. 112 689-694 2001352 9 G. Zhang, J. F. Yang and T. Ohji Porous Ceramics with Fine Uni-Directionally-Aligned Continuous Pores Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 183-189 2001353 9 N. Kondo, Y. Suzuki and T. OhjiAnisotropic Porous Silicon Nitride Fabricated by Partial ForgingTechniqueCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 177-182 2001354 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and M. AndoFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Porous Si3N4 Ceramics BYPressureless sinteringCeram. Trans. 112 641-646 2000355 9 J. F. Yang and T. OhjiEvaluation of Mechanical Properties of Porous Silicon Nitride Producedby Partial Hot-PressingCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 243-250 2001356 9 J. F. Yang, G. Zhang and T. OhjiEffects of Carbon Addition on Densification and Mechanical Propertiesof Porous Si3N4 CeramicsCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 191-196 2001357 9 T. Iwaida, M. Ando and T. Ohji Development of High-Reliability Silicon Nitride Filter Materials Ceram. Trans. 112 623-628 2001358 9 S. T. Oh, M. Ando and T. OhjiPorous Alumina and Alumina-Based Nanocomposite Fabricated byPulse Electric Current SinteringCeram. Trans. 112 565-570 2001359 9 T. OhjiLong Term Tensile Creep Behaviors of Highly Heat-Resistant SiliconNitride for Ceramic Gas TurbinesCeram. Trans. 112 629-634 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results360 9 T. OhjiLong Term Tensile Creep Behaviors of Highly Heat-Resistant SiliconNitride for Ceramic Gas TurbinesCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 22 4 159-166 2001361 9 M. E. Brito Grain Boundaries Issues in Porous Structural Ceramics Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc., (in press).362 9M. E. Brito, K. Watari, K. Hirao and M.ToriyamaGrain Boundaries in Highly Anisotropic Silicon Nitride Proc. 12th Euro. Cong. Electron Micro. 427-428 2000363 9S. Kondoh, N. Miyagawa, N. Shinohara andM. OkumiyaMESOPOROUS TiO2 FILMS FABRICATED BY METAL TEMPLATINGMETHODCeram. Trans. 112 317-322 2001364 9S. Scheppokat, M. Roeger, P. Beyer, M.Leverkoehne, R. Janssen and N. ClaussenSYNTHESIS AND PROPERTY TAILORING OF REACTION-BASEDCOMPOSITES: THE RBAO AND THE 3A PROCESSProc. 7th Intern 'l Sympo. Ceram. Mater. andComponents for Engines549-551 2001365 9 G. L. Messing, S. -H. Lee and D. J. Green Co-fired Multilayer Ceramics Ceram. Trans., (submitted).366 9K. Matsuda, T. Kanai, M. Awano and K.MaedaNO decomposition property of lanthanum manganite porous electrodes MRS Proc. (in press). 658367 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Awano, M. Miyata and K.MaedaSynthesis and Elecric Properties of Metal Oxide Pillared PottasiumNiobatesCeram. Trans. 112 873-878 2001368 9 S. I. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. AwanoNew family of the electrochemical cell for decomposition of NOx fromexhaust gasSolid State Ionics, Sci. and Tech. 715-720 2000369 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaEffect of Polymerization of Precursor Solutions on Crystallization andMorphology of Ce0.9Gd0.1O1.95 PowdersMRS Proc. (in press). 658370 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaCatalytic Activities and Polarization Characteristics of LSM and NiOElectrodes Used in Solid Oxide Electrolyte Cell ReactorsECS Proc.(submitted).PV2000-22371 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaEffect of Electrode Firing Temperatures on Microstructure andPerformance of NiO LSGM LSM cell ReactorsECS Proc.(submitted).PV2000-22372 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaPorous La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O2.87 Electrodes Prepared by in-situSolid-State Reaction SinteringECS Proc.(submitted).PV2000-22373 9T. A. Yamamoto, M. Tanaka, K. Shiomi, T.Nakayama, K. Nishimaki, T. Nakagawa, T.Numazawa, M. Katsura and K. NiiharaMagnetic Entropy Change of Nanocomposites Composed of a SilverMatrix and Grains of Iron-Oxide or -NitrideMater. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. 581 297-302 2000374 9T. Nakayama, T. A. Yamamoto, Y. -H. Choaand K. NiiharaSynthesis and Magnetic Properties of Nanocluster Composite Ceram. Trans. 108 257-263 2000375 9H. Kondo, T. Sekino, Y. -H. Choa and K.NiiharaEffect of Nickel Addition on Microstructure and Some Properties forTetragonal ZirconiaCeram. Trans. 108 285-294 2000376 9M. Ishizaki, M. Nishi, Y. Shigegaki and T.SasaPorous Silicon Nitride from Fine/Coarse Powder Mixture Ceram. Eng. Sci. Proc.(in press). 2001377 9T. Hamada, J. Kameda, H. Ishiwatari and Y.ItoSintering Behaviour of Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBCs)Mater. Week 2000, Intern'l Congress on Adv.Mater., Their Processes and Applications, (inpress).

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results378 9K. Furuya, K. Matsuo, F. Munakata, J. Yeand I. IshikawaGrowth of ß- Si3N4 single crystals from silicon melt Ceram. Trans. 112 647-652 2001379 9Y. Takigawa, Y. Sakaida, Y. Yasutomi and S.OgawaSimulation of Microcrack Propagation Behavior in PolycrystallineAlumina Having Initial Residual Stress FieldCeram. Eng. Sci. Proc. 21 213-218 2000380 9 Y. Takigawa andY. Yasutomi Crystallographic Orientation Analysis Around Stable Cracks in MgO Gain Boundary Engineering in Ceramics 118 377-382 2000381 9 S. Sakaguchi Damage Tolerance and R-curve Behaviour of Alumina CeramicsConf. & Exhibition of Euro. Ceram. Soci., BritishCeramic Proceedings25-26 1999382 9 S. SakaguchiAnalysis of Internal Friction on Structural Ceramics Using 4-elementsModelProc. 6th Japan Intern'l SAMPE Sympo. 183-186 1999383 9 M. Yasuoka, Y. Yoshizawa and K. HiraoMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Alumina with SmallAmount of Yttria AdditionProc. Japan-Korea Ceramics Seminar 541-545 2000384 9 S. Sakaguchi Visco-elastic Analysis of Internal Friction on Engineering Ceramics Ceram. Trans. 383-390 2001385 9 K. Hirao, H. Hayashi and M. Kitayama Processing for High Thermal Conductivity Si3N4Proc. 1st Intn'l. Symp. on Enviromental Materialsand Recycling, Osaka University31-34 2001386 9H. Hyuga, S. Sakaguchi, K. Hirao, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiInfluence of Microstructure and Grain Boundary Phase on TribologicalProperties of Si3N4 CeramicsProc. 25th Annu. Intern'l Confe. on AdvancedCeramics & Composites22 3 197-202 2001387 9S. Yamada, S. Sakaguchi, K. Hirao, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiMechanical Properties of Boron Carbide Ceramics Ceram. Trans. 112 683-688 2001388 9H. Hyuga, S. Sakaguchi, K. Hirao, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiThe Influence of Microstructure and Mechanical Properties on theFriction and Wear Behaviour of Si3N4 CeramicsProc. 2nd World Tribology Congress (submitted). 2001389 9 M. Wakuda, Y. Yamauchi and S. Kanzaki Micro Abrasive Jet Machining of Ceramics Proc. 2nd World Tribology Congress(submitted). 2001390 9M. I. Jones, M. -C. Valecillos, K. Hirao, M. E.Brito and M. ToriyamaSintering behaviour and mechanical properties of microwave sinteredsilicon nitrideProc. 8th Intern'l. Conf. on Microwave and HighFrequency Heating, (submitted).391 9K. Hirao, H. Hayashi, K. Itatani and Y.YamauchiEffect of MgSiN2 Addition on Microstructure and Thermal Conductivityof Silicon Nitride CeramicsProc. 7th Conf. and Exhibition, Euro. Ceram. Soci.,(submitted).392 9M. -C. Valecillos, M. I. Jones, K. Hirao, M. E.Brito and Y. YamauchiMicrostructural Development in Milli Wave Sintered Silicon NitrideBased CeramicsProc. 7th Conf. and Exhibition, Euro. Ceram. Soc.,(submitted).393 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and M. AndoEffects of Silicon Carbide on Fabrication and Mechanical Properties ofPorous Si3N4 CeramicsCeram. Trans. 124 163-170 2000394 9 J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and M. AndoFabrication and Mechanical Properties of Porous Si3N4 CeramicsDoped with Yb2O3 AdditionsCeram. Trans. 115 481-488 2000395 9 Y. Suzuki, P. E. D. Morgan and T. OhjiProcessing and Microstructure of Novel Porous CaZrO3/MgOComposites with 3-D Network StructureCeram. Trans. 112 577-582 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results396 9T. Ohji, N. Kondo, Y. Inagaki and Y.ShigegakiFracture Behavior of Porous Silicon NitridesKey Eng. Mater., (submitted).397 9 Y. Suzuki, N. Kondo and T. OhjiIn Situ Synthesis and Microstructure of Dense CaAl4O7 Monolith andCaAl4O7/ CaZrO3 CompositesKey Eng. Mater. 206-213 977-980 2002398 9 M. E. Brito Grain Boundary Issues in Porous Structural Ceramics Proc. 7th Euro. Ceram. Soc., (in press).399 9 M. E. Brito Microstructural Evaluation at the nano-scaleProc. Intern'l Conf. on Microwave and HighFrequency Heating, (submitted).400 9 Z. Deng, G. Zhang, M. Ando and T. OhjiA model analysis on multi-crack mechanisms in ceramic/superplasticlaminatesKey Eng. Mater. 206-213 969-972 2002401 9Z. Deng, T. Fukasawa, G. Zhang, M. Andoand T. OhjiPorous Al2O3 ceramics with high surface area and superiormechanical properties fabricated by decomposition of Al(OH)3Key Eng. Mater. 206-213 1965-1968 2002402 9K. Komeya, M. Hotta, C. Zhang, J. Tatami T.Meguro and Y-B. ChengNew Ca-a Sialon Hollow Balls by Carbothermal Reduction-NitridationMethod (Invited)Proc. Intern'l Sympo. on Materials and Resources 1-2 2000403 9M. Hotta, K. Komeya, C. Zhang, J. Tatami T.Meguro and Y-B. ChengSynthesis of Ca-a Sialon Hollow Ball by Carbothermal Reduction-Nitridation Method (Invited)Proc. 10th Iketani Conf. Mater. Res. toward the21st Century243-244 2000404 9 M. Abe, J. Tatami, K. Komeya and T. Meguro Fabrication and evaluation of porous AlN polytypoidProc. 17th Intern'l Korea-Japan Seminar onCeramics289-293 2000405 9M. Hotta, C. Zhang, K. Komeya, J. Tatami, T.Meguro and Y-B. ChengSynthesis of Ca-a Sialon Hollow Ball by Carbothermal Reduction-NitridationCeram. Trans., (in press).406 9 Y. Fujishiro and M. Awano Synthesis and Photoelectric Properties of Nanocomposite J. Mater. Processing Tech., (in press).407 9 Md. H. Zahir, M. Awano and K. MaedaHydrothermal Synthesis of Ceria based Pyrochlore Catalyst fo NOdecompositionIntern'l Conf. on Mater. for Adv. Tech.(ICMAT2001), (submitted).408 9 S. I. Bredikhin, K. Maeda and M. Awano Low current density electrochemical cell for NO decomposition J. Solid State Ionics, (submitted).409 9T. Kanai, K. Matsuda, M. Awano and K.MaedaSynthesis of Porous Perovskite Catalyst for NOx DecompositionIntern'l Conf. on Mater. for Adv. Tech.(ICMAT2001), (submitted).410 9M. Nakamura, K. Hirao, S. Sakaguchi, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiEffect of Microstructure on Wear Behaviour of Silicon NitrideProc. 25th Annual Intern'l Conf. on AdvancedCeramics & Composites, (submitted).411 9D. Kawasaki, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoSynthesis of Nb Substituted Sr2Ta2O7 Thin Films by a ChemicalSolution Deposition MethodCeram. Trans.(in press). 112412 9 K. Ueno, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S. HiranoSynthesis of Conductive LaNiO3 Thin Films through Chemical SolutionDeposition of Metal-OrganicsCeram. Trans.(in press). 112413 9A. Miyazaki, W. Sakamoto, T. Yogo and S.HiranoChemical Solution Processing of Barium Titanate Films Ceram. Trans.(in press). 112

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results414 9S. Hirano, T. Yogo, W. Sakamoto, T. Kojimaand T. FujiiNovel Processing of In-Situ Composites; Strengthening Toughening andCrack SensingCeram. Trans. 115 399-414 2000415 9T. Nakayama, T. Sekino, T. Kusunose and K.NiiharaCharacterization of Ceria Based Nanocluster Composites with ActiveGas Condensation MethodProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea7-10 2001416 9T. Nakayama, T. Sekino, T. Kusunose and K.NiiharaPlessureless Sinered Ceramics on the Join LiNbO3-Li2TiO3 in theTernally System Li2O-Nb2O5-TiO2Proc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea23-26 2001417 9H. Yoto, T. Kusunose, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaEffect of YSiO2N Crystalline Phase on the Fracture Toughness ofSi3N4 CeramicsProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea99-102 2001418 9 T. Kusunose, T. Sekino and K. Niihara Microstructure of Silicon Nitride/Boron Nitride NanocompositesProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea123-126 2001419 9T. Sekino, T. Kusunose, Y.-H. Choa and K.NiiharaAl2O3/Ti Nanocomposites Prepared by In-Situ Decomposition andSinteringProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea149-152 2001420 9M. Hussain, T. Matsuno, T. Sekino and K.NiiharaNew Pressure Sensor in Organic-Inorganic CompositeProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea193-196 2001421 9M. Wada, T. Sekino, T. Kusunose, T.Nakayama and K. NiiharaFabrication of Fine Alumina Dispersed Cubic Zirconia BasedComposite and Its PropertiesProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea197-200 2001422 9H. Kawaoka, Y.-H. Kim, T. Sekino, T.Kusunose, T. Nakayama and K. NiiharaFabrication of Potassium Ionic-Conductive Silicon Nitride CeramicsProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea201-204 2001423 9Y. Muroi, T. Sekino, T. Kusunose, T.Nakayama and K. NiiharaMechanical and Dielectric Properties of Nickel-Dispersed BariumTitanate CompositesProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea205-208 2001424 9Y. Muroi, T. Sekino, T. Kusunose, T.Nakayama and K. NiiharaThe Synthesis of (Bi1/2Na1/2)TiO3 Nano-Sized Powders by Solution-Sol-Gel ProcessProc. 4th Seminar on Core University Programbetweem Japan and Korea209-212 2001425 9G. L. Messing, S.-H. Lee, E. Twiname, A.Mohanram, C. Randell and D. J. GreenCo-sintering of Integrated CeramicsProc. 7th Conference and Exhibition of theEuropean Ceramic Society, (submitted).426 9 S.-H. Lee, Ar. Mohanram and G. L. Messing Effect of Packing Density Anisotropy on the Sintering Shrinkage Fine Powder Processing (submitted). 2001427 9S. Yamada, K. Hirao, S. Sakaguchi, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of B4C-CrB2 CeramicsProc. 7th Conf. & Exhibition of the Euro. Ceram.Soc., (submitted).428 9 S. Sakaguchi and Y. YamauchiSurface Fracture Testing of Alumina with Spherical Indentation andRecording Hardness TesterKey Eng. Mater. 206-213 1097-1100 2002429 9 S. Sakaguchi and Y. YamauchiSurface Fracture Testing of Alumina with Spherical Indentation andRecording Hardness TesterTribology 2001(CD-ROM 430 9 G. J. Zhang and T. OhjiReactions and Processing of In Situ Nonoxide-Boron Nitride (Nobn)CompositesKey Eng. Mater. 206-213 239-242 2002

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results431 9 G. J. Zhang and T. OhjiMicrostructures and Properties of In Situ Nonoxide-Boron Nitride (Nobn)CompositesKey Eng. Mater. 206-213 1037-1040 2002432 9G. J. Zhang, J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and S.KanzakiIn Situ Synthesis of Nonoxide-Boron Nitride (Nobn) CompositesCeram. Trans., (in press).433 9G. J. Zhang, J. F. Yang, T. Ohji and S.KanzakiCharacterization of In Situ Nonoxide-Boron Nitride (Nobn) CompositesCeram. Trans, (in press).434 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Miyata, M. Awano and K.MaedaPreparation and Thermoelectric Characterization of Layered a-titanatePolycrystalline Materials.Proc. 6th Euro. Workshop on Thermoelectrics,(submitted).435 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaSynthesis of Ceramic Cell Materials from Polymeric Precursors forElectrolytic Decomposition of NOECS Pro.(submitted).PV2001-28436 9 S.-Q. Wang, M. Awano and K. MaedaSintering and Electrical Properties of Low-Temperature SynthesizedGd-Doped Ceria from Polymerized Precursor SolutionsECS Pro.(submitted).PV2001-28437 9S. Kanzaki, K. Niihara, K. Komeya, S. Hirano,A.Tsuge and M. ShimadaRecent Progress and New Development in The Synergy Ceramics Ceram. Trans. 112 603-608 2001438 9Y. Sawai, A. Chiba, Y. Saito, S. Tanaka, T.Kanai and K. TakahashiApplication of Si3N4/SiC Composite for Power Industry Ceram. Trans. 112 617-622 2001439 9Y. Zhou, M. Toriyama, Y. Yoshizawa and S.KanzakiDensification of Nanometer Silicon Carbide Powder by Pulse ElectricCurrent Sintering and Hot PressingCeram. Trans. 112 671-676 2001440 9M. C. Valecillos, M. I.J ones, K. Hirao, M. E.Brito and M. ToriyamaMicrostructural Development of Silicon Nitride Ceramics Sintered byMillimeter Wave HeatingCeram. Trans. 112 653-658 2001441 9 M. Yasuoka, Y. Yoshizawa and M. ToriyamaMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Alumina/YAGNanocompositesCeram. Trans. 112 791-796 2001442 9 G. Zhang and T. Ohji Reaction Synthesis of ZrB2-SiC Composites Ceram. Trans. 112 695-700 2001443 9M. Nakamura, K. Hirao, S. Sakaguchi, Y.Yamauchi and S. KanzakiEffect of Microstructure on Wear Behaviour of Silicon NitrideProc.25th Annual Intern'l Conf. on AdvancedCeramics & Composites22 3 203-208 2001444 9M. -C. Valecillos, M. I. Jones, K. Hirao, M. E.Brito and M. ToriyamaMicrostructural Development of Silicon Nitride Ceramics Sintered byMillimeter Wave HeatingCeram. Trans. 112 653-658 2001445 9S. Scheppokat, M. Roeger, P. Beyer, R.Janssen and N. ClaussenSmart Metal/Ceramic Composites Ceram. Trans. 112 821-824 2001446 9Y. Fujishiro, M. Awano, M. Miyata and K.MaedaSynthesis and Elecric Properties of Metal Oxide Pillared PottasiumNiobatesCeram. Trans. 112 873-878 2001447 9 N. Yamada, Y. Kubo and S. Katayama Inorganic-Organic Hybrid Materials with Molecule-Selectivity Ceram.Trans., (submitted).

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results448 9 M. Nawa and K. NiiharaDevelopment of tough and strong ceria stabilized tetragonal zirconiananocomposite and its applicationMEW Tech. Rep. 71 77-83 2000449 9S. Hirano, T. Yogo, W. Sakamoto and H.YamaguchiChemical Procesing of PbTiO3/Organic Hybrid and Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 ThickFilmsPiezoelectric Mater.: Adv. in Sci., Tech. and Appl. 107-114 2000450 9 S. Hirano The International Ceramic Federation in a Global Community Ceramic Civilization 9 33-36 2000451 10 K. Ichimura Polarization Photochromism of Polymer Thin Films and Its Applications Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 298 221-226 1997452 10 Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki, and K IchimuraSpontaneous Aggregation of Octaalkoxy-phthalocyanine MetalComplexes at an Air-Water InterfaceThin Solid Films 301 162-168 1997453 10 K. Ichimura, S. Morino, and H. AkiyamaThree Dimensional Orientational Control of Molecules by SlantwisePhotoirradiationAppl. Phys. Lett 73 921-923 1998454 10 S. Morino, A. Kaiho, and K. IchimuraPhotoinduced Generation of Birefringence of Liquid Crystal/polymerCompositesAppl. Phys. Lett. 73 1317-1319 1998455 10T. Ubukata, S. Morino, T. Seki, and K.IchimuraModelling the Contact Region of Command Layer / Liquid CrystalMolecule by Langmuir-Blodgett TechniqueChem. Lett. 71 1998456 10M. Fujimaki, Y. Matsuzawa, Y. Hayashi andK. IchimuraMonolayers of Calix[4]resorcinarenes with Azobenzene ResiduesExhibiting Efficient PhotoisomerizabilityChem. Lett. 165-166 1998457 10 Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki, and K. IchimuraFloating Mixed Monolayers of Octaalkoxy-metallophthalocyanines withLiquid Crystalline AzobenzenesChem. Lett. 341-342 1998458 10 Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki, and K. IchimuraMixed Monolayers of Calix[4]resorcinarenes with a Nematic LiquidCrystal and Their Bilayered StructuringChem. Lett. 411-412 1998459 10 C. Ruslim and K. Ichimura Z-isomers of Azobenzenes Highly Compatible with Liquid Crystals Chem. Lett. 789-790 1998460 10461 10S. Furumi, H. Akiyama, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraK. Ichimura, N. Fukushima, M. Fujimaki, S.Kawahara, Y. Matsuzawa, Y. Hayashi, and,K. KudoA Convenient Preparation of Photoactive Monolayers for Liquid CrystalPhotoalignment by the Surface Adsorption of an AminoalkylatedAzobenzene on Poly(acrylic Acid) FilmsJ. Mater. Chem. 8 65-70 1998Macrocyclic Amphiphiles. 1. Properties of Calix[4]resorcinareneLangmuirDerivatives Substituted with Azobenzenes in Solutions and Monolayers25 6780-6786 1998462 10 Y. Matsuzawa, K. Ichimura, and K. KudoPreparation of Soluble Tetrabenzoporphyrins with Substituents at thePeripheral PositionsInorg. Chim. Acta 277 2 151-156 1998463 10Y. Hayashi, T. Maruyama, T. Yachi, K. Kudo,and K. IchimuraSynthesis and Fluorescence Behavior of Calix[4]resorcinarenesPossessing Pyrenyl Group(s)J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans 2 981-987 1998464 10465 10S. Furumi, H. Akiyama, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraE. Kurita, N. Fukushima, M. Fijimaki, Y.Matsuzawa, K. Kudo, and K. IchimuraA Convenient Preparation of Photoactive Monolayers for Liquid CrystalPhotoalignment by the Surface Adsorption of an AminoalkylatedAzobenzene on Poly(acrylic Acid) FilmsJ. Mater. Chem. 8 65-70 1998Macrocyclic Amphiphiles. 2. Multi-Point Adsorptivity of CrownConformer of Calix[4]resorcinarenes and Their Derivatives on Surfaces J. Mater. Chem. 8 397-403 1998of Amorphous Polar Substrates

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results466 10 H. Akiyama and K. Ichimura467 10 Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki and K. Ichimura468 10 Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki, and K. IchimuraPhotocontrol of Alignment of Liquid Crystals Using a PolymethacrylateBearing AzobenzeneHost-Guest Monolayers of Metal Complexes ofOctaalkoxyphthalcyanines with Long Chain Normal Alkanes on aWater SurfaceHost-Guest Monolayers of Cobalt Complex ofOctaalkoxyphthalocyanines with Nematic Liquid CrystalsJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 11 181-186 1998Langmuir, 14 683-689 1998Langmuir 14 4891-4897 1998469 10470 10M. Fujimaki, S. Kawahara, Y. Matsuzawa, E.Kurita, Y. Hayashi, and K. IchimuraK. Ichimura, N. Fukushima, M. Fujimaki, S.Kawahara, Y. Matsuzawa, Y. Hayashi, andK. KudoMacrocyclic Amphiphiles. 3. Monolayers of O-Octacarboxylmethoxylated Calix[4]resorcinarenes with AzobenzeneResidues Exhibiting Efficient PhotoisomerizabilityLangmuir 14 4495-4502 1998Macrocyclic Amphiphiles. 1. Properties of Calix[4]resorcinareneLangmuirDerivatives Substituted with Azobenzenes in Solutions and Monolayers14 6780-6786 1998471 10D.-H. Suh, Y. Hayashi, K. Ichimura, and K.KudoPolymethacrylates with Benzylidene-phthalimidine Side Chains, 1.Photochemical Characterstics of Model Compounds and PolymersMacromol. Chem. Phys. 199 363 – 373 1998472 10 M. Obi, S. Morino, and K. IchimuraThe Reversion of Photoalignment Direction of a Liquid Crystal Inducedby a Polymethacrylate with Coumarin Side ChainsMacromol. Rapid Commun 19 643-646 1998473 10Y. Matsuzawa, T. Seki, K. Ichimura, and K.FuchigamiMolecular Orientation of Octaalkoxyphthalocyanine Derivatives inLangmuir-Blodgett FilmsThin Solid Films 327 329 87-89 1998474 10 K. Ichimura475 10 K. Ichimura, M. Han, and S. MorinoPhotochromic Polymers, in Organic Photochromism and ThermochromicCompoundsPhotochemistry Determined by Light Propagation. Part 1. Three-Dimensional Photomanipulaton of Self-organized Azobenzens in Liquid-Crystalline PolymersVol. 2, (ed. C. C. Crano and T. Guglielmetti),Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, New York,p9-63 1999Chem. Lett. 85 1999476 10S. Furumi, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraPhotogeneration of High Pretilt Angles of Nematic Liquid Crystals byAzobenzene-Containing Polymer FilmsAppl. Phys. Lett. 74 2438-2440 1999477 10 M. Kidowaki, T. Fujiwara, and K. IchimuraExtraordinarily Thermostable Photodichroism of Poly(4-cyano-4'-methacryloyloxy-azobenzene) FilmsChem. Lett 641-642 1999478 10 M. Kidowaki, T. Fujiwara, and K. Ichimura479 10 M. Han, S. Morino, and K. Ichimura480 10 N. Yoshimoto, S. Morino, and K. Ichimura481 10 M. Nakagawa, R. Watase, and K. Ichimura482 10 S.-K. Oh, M. Nakagawa, and K. Ichimura483 10 M. Obi, S. Morino, and K. IchimuraSurface-Assisted Photomanipulation of Orientation of a Polymer LiquidCrystalSuccessive Occurrence of Biaxial Reorientation of AzobenzeneChromophores of a Liquid Crystalline Polymer Induced by LinearlyPolarized LightPhotochemistry Determined by Light Propagation. Part 3. Three-Dimensional Orientational Photocontrol of Liquid-Crystalline Moleculesin Photoresponsive Polymer NetworksPreparation of Monolayers of Ion-paired Macrocyclic Amphiphiles toEstimate a Critical Free Space Required for AzobenzenePhotoisomerizationSelf-assembled Monolayers from Calix[4]resorcinarenes ExhibitingExcellent Desorption Resistance and Their Applicability to SurfaceEnergy PhotocontrolFactors Affecting Photoalignment of Liquid Crystals Induced byPolymethacrylates with Coumarin Side ChainsChem. Lett. 643-644 1999Chem. Lett 645-646 1999Chem. Lett 711-712 1999Chem. Lett 1209-1210 1999Chem. Lett 349-350 1999Chem. Mater 11 656-664 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results484 10 M. Obi, S. Morino, and K. IchimuraPhotocontrol of Liquid Crystal Alignment by Polymethacrylate withDiphenylacetylene Side ChainsChem. Mater 11 1293-1301 1999485 10 C. Ruslim and K. IchimuraZ-Isomers of 3,3'-Disubstituted Azobenzenes Highly Compatible withLiquid CrystalsJ. Mater. Chem 9 673-681 1999486 10 Y. Matsuzawa and K. IchimuraMolecular Orientation of a Nematic Liquid Crystal Induced by Mixingwith Tetraalkylcalix[4]resorcin-arenes at the Air-Water InterfaceJ. Inclusion Phenom. Mol. Recognition C8-9 47-52 1999487 10K. Ichimura, S.-K. Oh, M. Fujimaki, Y.Matsuzawa, and M. NakagawaConvenient Preparation of Self-Assembled Monolayers Derived fromCalix[4]resorcinarene Derivatives Exhibiting Resistance to DesorptionJ. Inclusion Phenom. Mol. Recognition 35 173-183 1999488 10S. Yamaki, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraPhotochemistry of Polymethacrylates with Styrylpyridine Side Chainsand Their Photocontrollability of Liquid Crystal AlignmentJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 12 279-282 1999489 10S. Furumi, T. Huxur, M. Nakagawa, S.Morino, and K. IchimuraEffect of Substituents of Azobenzenes Side Chains Tethered toPolymethacrylates on Three-Dimensional Photocontrol of NematicLiquid CrystalsJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 12 283-284 1999490 10M. Kidowaki, T. Fujiwara, M. Nakagawa, S.Morino, and K. IchimuraThermal Stability of Photoalignment of Nematic Liquid Crystals byAzobenzene Polymer Thin FilmsJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 12 285-288 1999491 10 M. Han, S. Morino, and K. IchimuraThree-Dimensional Photoreorientation Behavior of AzobenzeneResidues Attached to a Liquid-Crystalline PolymerJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 12 289-292 1999492 10 M. Obi, S. Morino, and K. IchimuraReversion of Photoalignment Direction of Liquid Crystals Induced byCinnamate Polymer FilmsJpn. J. Appl. Phys 38 L145-L147 1999493 10 T. Seki, K. Fukuda, and K. IchimuraPhotocontrol of Polymer Chain Organization Using a PhotochromicMonolayerLangmuir 15 5098-5101 1999494 10 K. Ichimura, M. Kidowaki, and T. FujiwaraThermally Stable Photoaligned p-Cyanoazobenzene Moieties in PolymerThin FilmsMacromol. Symp 137 129-136 1999495 10 C. Ruslim and K. IchimuraComparative Studies on Isomerization Behavior and Photocontrol ofNematic Liquid Crystals Using Polymethacrylates with 3,3'-and 4,4'-Dihexyloxyazobenzenes in Side ChainsMacromolecules 32 4254-4263 1999496 10K. Ichimura, M. Fujimaki, Y. Matsuzawa, Y.Hayashi, and M. NakagawaCharacteristics of Monolayers of Calix[4]resorcinarene DerivativesHaving Azobenzene ChromophoresMater. Sci. Eng C8-9 353-359 1999497 10 Y. Matsuzawa and K. IchimuraHost-Guest Monolayers of Octaalkoxyphthalocyanatocobalt withNematic Liquid Crystals at the Air-Water InterfaceMater. Sci. Eng. 35 199-210 1999498 10 M. Nakagawa, S.-K. Oh, and K. IchimuraPhotopatterning and Visualization of Adsorbed Monolayers of Bis(1-benzyl-4-pyridino)ethylene MoietiesAdv. Mater 12(6) 403-407 2000499 10S. Yamaki, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraSurface Relief Gratings Generated by a Photocrosslinkable Polymer witStyrylpyridine Side ChainsAppl. Phys. Lett. 76 2520-2522 2000500 10 K. Ichimura Photoalignment of Lquid Crystal Systems Chem. Rev 100 1847-1873 2000501 10 K. Ichimura and M. HanMolecular Reorientation Induced by Sunshine Suggesting theGeneration of Absolute ChiralityChem. Lett. 286-287 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results502 10 S. Nagano, T. Seki, and K. IchimuraMonolayer Formation of a Hydrophobic Polysilane on Water SurfaceAssisted by Liquid Crystal MoleculesChem. Lett. 612-613 2000503 10C. Ruslim, L. Komitov, Y. Matsuzawa, and K.IchimuraEffect of Conformations of trans- and cis-Azobenzenes onPhotoinduced Anchoring Transitions in a Nnematic Liquid CrystalsJpn. J. Appl. Phys 39 L104-L106 2000504 10S. Furumi, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraPhotogeneration of Pretilt Angles of Nematic Liquid Crystals byAzobenzene-Containing Monolayers on Poly(acrylic Acid) FilmsJ. Mater. Chem. 10 833-837 2000505 10 L. Komitov, K. Ichimura, and A. StrigazziLight-Induced Anchoring Transition in a 4,4'-Disubstituted AzobenzeneNematic Liquid CrystalLiq. Cryst. 27 51-55 2000506 10 L. Komitov, C. Ruslim, and K. IchimuraEffect of Photoisomerization of Azobenzene Dopants on theFlexoelectric Properties of Short-Pitch Cholesteric Liquid CrystalPhys. Rev. E, 61 5379-5384 2000507 10 K. Ichimura, S.-K. Oh, and M. Nakagawa Light-Driven Motion of Liquids on a Photoresponsive Surface Science 288 1624-1627 2000508 10 S.-K. Oh, M, Nakagawa, and K. IchimuraRelationship between the Ability to Control Liquid Crystal Alignmentand Wetting Properties of Calix[4]resorcinarene MonolayersLangmuir509 10S. Yamaki, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino, and K.IchimuraPhotochemical Behavior of Polymethacrylates with Styrylpyridine SideChainsMacromol. Chem. Phys.510 10N. Yoshimoto, S. Morino, A. Kaiho, and K.IchimuraPhotocontrol of the Alignment of Liquid-Crystalline Molecules inPhotoresponsive Polymer Networks,Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst.511 10 M. Nakagawa and K. IchimuraPhotocontrol of Nematic Liquid Crystal Alignment by AdsorbedMonolayers of an Azobenzene-Containing Tetracationic MacrocycleMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst.512 10 L. Komitov and K. Ichimura Photo-Induced Changes of Bulk and Surface Liquid Crystal Properties Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst.513 10 K. Ichimura, T. Fujiwara, and M. Momose Photoimages Formed by Lyotropic Liquid Crystals Chem. Lett.514 10Christian Ruslim, Lachezar Komitov, YokoMatsuzawa and Kunihiro IchimuraEffect of conformations of trans- and cis-azobenzenes on photoinducedanchoring transitions in a nematic liquid crystalsJpn. J. Appl. Phys 39 L104-L106 2000515 10 L. Komitov, K. Ichimura and A. StrigazziLight-induced anchoring transition in a 4,4'-disubstituted azobenzenenematic liquid crystalLiq. Cryst 27 51-55 2000516 10S. Furumi, M. Nakagawa, S. Morino and K.IchimuraPhotogeneration of pretilt angles of nematic liquid crystals byazobenzene-containing monolayers on poly(acrylic acid) filmsJ. Mater. Chem 10 833-837 2000517 10 Kunihiro Ichimura and Mina HanMolecular reorientation induced by sunshine suggesting the generationof absolute chiralityChem. Lett 286-287 2000518 10Masaru Nakagawa, Sang-Keun Oh andKunihiro IchimuraPhotopatterning and visualization of adsorbed monolayers of bis(1-benzyl-4-pyridino)ethylene moietiesAdv. Mater. 12(6) 403-407 2000519 10 Kunihiro Ichimura Photoalignment of liquid crystal systems Chem. Rev 100 1847-1873 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results520 10Lachezar Komitov, Christian Ruslim andKunihiro IchimuraEffect of photoisomerization of azobenzene dopants on the flexoelectricproperties of short-pitch cholesteric liquid crystalPhys. Rev. E, 61 5379-5384 2000521 10Kunihiro Ichimura, Sang-Keun Oh andMasaru NakagawaLight-driven motion of liquids on a photoresponsive surface Science 288 1624-1626 2000522 10 Christian Ruslim and Kunihiro IchimuraConformational effect in macroscopic chirality modification ofcholesteric mesophases by photochromic azobenzene dopantsJ. Phys. Chem. B, 104 6529-6535 2000523 10Takashi Ubukata, Takahiro Seki andKunihiro IchimuraModeling the interface region of command surface 1. Structuralevaluation of azobenzene/liquid crystal hybrid Langmuir monolayersJ. Phys. Chem. B, 104 4141 2000524 10525 10526 10Takashi Ubukata, Takahiro Seki, Shin'yaMorino and Kunihiro IchimuraMina Han, Shin'ya Morino and KunihiroIchimuraKunihiro Ichimura, Masayuki Momose andTakenori FujiwaraModeling the interface region of command surface 1. Spectroscopicevaluations of azobenene/liquid crystal hybrid Langmuir -Blodgettfilms under illuminationJ. Phys. Chem. B, 104 4148 2000Factors affecting in-plane and out-of-plane photoorientation ofazobenzene side chains attached to liquid crystalline polymers induced Macromolecules 33 6360-6371 2000by irradiation with linearly polarized lightPhotoimages from lyotropic liquid crystals Chem. Lett 1022 –1023 2000527 10528 10Lachezar Komitov, Christial Ruslim, YokoMatsuzawa and Kunihiro IchimuraKunihiro Ichimura, Seiichi, Furumi, Shin'yaMorino, Masatoshi Kidowaki, MasaruNakagawa, Masataka Ogawa and YosukeNishiuraPhoto-induced anchoring transition in a nematic doped with azo-dyes Liq. Cryst 27 1011-1016 2000Photocontrolled orientation of discotic liquid crystals Adv. Mater 12 950-953 2000529 10 M. Nakagawa, R. Watase and K. IchimuraSpacially controlled photoisomerizability of azobenzene moieties inLangmuir-Blodgett monolayers on ion-paired macrocyclic amphiphilesMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 344 113-118 2000530 10Sang Keun Oh, Masaru Nakagawa andKunihiro IchimuraLight-guided movement of a liquid droplet Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 345 311-316 2000531 10 M. Nakagawa and K. Ichimura532 10 Yoko Matsuzawa and Kunihiro IchimuraPhotocontrollability of liquid crystal alignment by a self-assembledmonolayer formed from azobenzene-containing tetracation throughCoulombic interactionFabrication of ultrathin films of liquid crystals assisted byoctaalkoxyphthalocyaninatocobalt at the air/water interfaceMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 345 275-280 2000Langmuir 16 8390-8395 2000533 10Seiichi Furumi, Masaru Nakagawa, Shin'yaMorino and Kunihiro IchimuraPhotoregulation of liquid crystal alignment by a composite polymer filmcontaining retinoic acidPolym. Adv. Technol. 11 427-433 2000534 10 Christian Ruslim and Kunihiro IchimuraSpectroscopic and thermal isomerization characteristics of 3,3'-diakoxyand dialkanoyloxy azobenzenesJ. Mater. Chem 10 2704-2707 2000535 10Seiichi Furumi, Kunihiro Ichimura, HiroakiSata and Yosuke NishiuraPhotochemical manipulation of discotic liquid crystal alignment by apoly(vinyl cinnamate) thin filmAppl. Phys. Lett 77 2689-2691 2000536 10Masatoshi Kidowaki, Takenori Fujiwara,Shin'ya Morino and Kunihiro IchimuraThermal amplification of photoinduced optical anisotropy of p-cyanoazobenzene polymer films monitored by temperature scanningellipsometryAppl. Phys. Lett 76 1377-1379 2000537 10Lachezar Komitov, Christian Ruslim andKunihiro IchimuraLight-induced changes of the spontaneous polarization in ferroelectricliquid crystal phaseJ. Non-linear Opt. Phys. Mater. 9 151-156 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results538 10Lachezar Komitov, Christian Ruslim andKunihiro IchimuraLight-controlled electro-optic response in a ferroelectric liquid crystalwith sign reversal of spontaneous polarization PsFerroelectrics 244 265-273 2000539 10L. Komitov, C. Ruslim, Y. Matsuzawa and K.IchimuraPhotoinduced anchoring transitions in a nematic doped with azo dyes Liq. Cryst 27 1011-1916 2000540 10 T. Ubukata, T. Seki and K. IchimuraCooperative photoresponse in azobenzene polymer/liquid crystalmolecular filmsMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 345 605-610 2000541 10Kouhei Goto, Harumi Kaga and KunihiroIchimuraAlignment photocontrol of a liquid crytal by spirooxazine monolayers Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 345 617-622 2000542 10 Christian Ruslim and Kunihiro IchimuraConformation-assisted amplification of chirality transfer of chrial Z-azobenzenesAdv. Mater 13 37-40 2001543 10 Mina Han and Kunihiro IchimuraTilt orientation of p-methoxyazobenzene side chains in liquidcrystalline polymer films by irradiation with non-polarized lightMacromolecules 34 82-89 2001544 10 H. Yanagi, T. Morikawa, S. Hotta, K. YaseEpitaxial Growth of (Thiophene/p-Phenylene) Co-oligomers for HighlyPolarized Light-Emitting CrystalsAdv. Mater. in press 2001545 10T. Niori, T. Sekine, J. Watanabe, T.Furukawa, and H. TakezoeSpontaneous Helix Formation in Smectic Liquid Crystals ComprisingAchiral MoleculesJ. Mater. Chem 7 1307 1997546 10T. Sekine, Y. Takanishi, T. Niori, J.Watanabe, and H.TakezoeFerroelecrtric Properties in Banana-Shaped Achiral Liquid CrystallineMolecular SystemsJpn. J. Appl. Phys. 36 L1201 1997547 10T. Sekine, T. Niori, J. Watanabe, S. W. Choi,Y. Takanishi, H. Takezoe, and M. SoneOrigin of Helix in Achiral Banana-Shaped Molecular Systems Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 36 6455 1997548 10J. Watanabe, T. Niori, T. Sekine, and H.TakezoeFrustrated Structure Induced on Ferroelectreic Smectic Phases inBanana-Shaped Molecular SystemJpn. J. Appl. Phys 37 L139-L142 1998549 10J. Watanabe, T. Niori, S.-W. Choi, Y.Takanishi, and H. TakezoeAntiferroelectric Smectic Liquid Crystal Formed by Achiral Twin Dimerwith Two Mesogenic Groups Linked by Alkylene SpacerJpn. J. Appl. Phys 37 L401-L403 1998550 10S.-W. Choi, Y. Kinoshita, B. Park, H. Takezoe,T. Niori, and J. WatanabeSecond-Harmonic Generation in Achiral Bent-Shaped Liquid Crystals Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 37 3408-3411 1998551 10Y. Kinoshita, B. Park, H. Takezoe, T. Niori,and J. WatanabeVisualization of the Molecular Shape and the Orientational Distributionin the Langmuir-Blodgett Film of a Bent-Shaped Achiral Molecule asStudied by Surface Second-Harmonic GenerationLangmuir, 14 6256-6260 1998552 10 H. Takezoe and J. Watanabe Ferroelectricity in Liquid Crystals Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 328 325-332 1999553 10S.-W. Choi, M. Zennyoji, Y. Takanishi, H.Takezoe, T. Niori, and J. WatanabeStructure and Switching in Bent-Shaped Molecular Liquid CrystalSystems with Two Mesogenic Groups Linked by Alkylene SpacerMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 328 185-192 1999554 10F. Araoka, B. Park, M. Kinoshita, K.Ishikawa, H. Takezoe, J. Thisayukta, and J.WatanabeEvaluation of the First-Order Hyperpolarizability Tensor of BentMolecules by Means of Hyper-Rayleigh Scattering MethodJpn. J. Appl. Phys 38 3526-2529 1999555 10Y. Takanishi, T. Izumi, J. Watanabe, K.Ishikawa, H. Takezoe, and A. IidaField-Induced Molecular Reorientation Keeping a Frustrated Structurein an Achiral Bent-shaped Liquid CrystalJ. Mater. Chem 9 2771-2774 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results556 10M. Zennyoji, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J.Thisayukta, J.Watanabe, and H. TakezoePartial Mixing of Opposite Chirality in a Bent-Shaped Liquid CrystalMolecular SystemJ. Mater. Chem 9 2775-2778 1999557 10S. Ikeda, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, and H.TakezoeMagnetic Field Effect on the Alignment of a Discotic Liquid Crystal Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 329 589-595 1999558 10M. Zennyoji, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J.Thisayukta, J. Watanabe, and H. TakezoeElectrooptic and Dielectric Properties in Bent-Shaped Liquid Crystals Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. , 39 3536-3541 2000559 10M. Nakata, S. Ikeda, T. Ogasawara, Y.Takanishi, K. Ishikawa and H. TakezoeSurface Behavior of V-Shaped Switching in Smectic C*-Like LiquidCrystalsProceedings of SPIE (B. Gnade Ed., San Jose,2000)3955 45-53 2000560 10M. Takahashi, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa andH. TakezoeMolecular Dynamics in an Antiferroelectric Liquid Crystal MHPOBC asObserved by Time-Resolved Infrared AbsorptionFerroelectrics 244 167-173 2000561 10Y. Takanishi, D. Sato, K. Ishikawa and H.TakezoeHigh Frequency Dielectric Measurements in the Ferro-andAntiferroelectric Liquid CrystalsFerroelectrics 245 111-117 2000562 10M. Nakata, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, H.Takezoe, Y. Aoki and H. NohiraStability of Antiferroelectricity Studied Using a Homologous Series ofAntiferroelectric Liquid CrystalsJpn. J. Appl. Phys 39 L42-L44 2000563 10K. Ema, M. Kanai, H. Yao, Y. Takanishi andH. TakezoeEffect of Optical Purity on the Critical Heat Capacity at the Smectic-A-(Chiral)-Smectic-C Transition in an Antiferroelectric Liquid CrystalPhys. Rev. E 61 1585-1592 2000564 10S. Shibahara, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa andH. TakezoeEllipsometric Study of Freely-Suspended Films of an AntiferroelectricLiquid Crystal Mixture Showing V-Shaped SwitchingFerroelectrics 244 295-301 2000565 10S. Shibahara, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, H.Takezoe, J. Yamamoto and H. TanakaLayer Compression Modulus of the Antiferroelectric Liquid CrystalMHPBCFerroelectrics 244 159-165 2000566 10S. Shibahara, J. Yamamoto, Y. Takanishi, K.Ishikawa, H. Takezoe and H. TanakaCritical Behavior of Layer Compression Modulus near the Smectic-A-Smectic Ca* TransitionPhys. Rev. Lett. 85 1670-1673 2000567 10S. Shibahara, J. Yamamoto, Y. Takanishi, K.Ishikawa, and H. TakezoeCritical Fluctuations at the Untilted-Tilted Phase Transition in ChiralSmectic Liquid CrystalsPhys. Rev. E 62 R7599-R7602 2000568 10Y. Takanishi, H. Takezoe, A. Yoshizawa, T.Kusumoto and T. HiyamaFormation of Optically Isotropic Cubic Phase Based on ChiralRecognition in Dichiral CompoundsMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 347 257-264 2000569 10 G.Y. Yeap, Y. Takanishi and H. TakezoeFT-IR and 1H-NMR Studies of Chiral (S)-(-)-2-methylbutyl 4'-(4"-hexyloxy-, (S)-(-)-2-methylbutyl 4'-(4"-(d13)-hexyloxy-, (S)-(-)-2-methylbutyl 4'-(4"-octyloxy-, and (S)-(-)-2-methylbutyl 4'-(4"-(d17)-octyloxyphenyl)benzoatesSpectroscopy 14 93-98 2000570 10G.Y. Yeap, M. Nakata, Y. Takanishi, K.Ishikawa and H. TakezoeSmectic A and Smectic C Materials: Partially Deuterated Chiral LiquidCrystals(S)-(-)-2-methylbutyl 4-(4-(d17)-octyloxyphenyl)benzoate27 1437-1443 2000571 10G.Y. Yeap, M. Nakata, Y. Takanishi, K.Ishikawa and H. TakezoeSmectic A and Smectic C Materials: Partially Deuterated Chiral LiquidCrystalsLiq. Cryst. 27 1437-1444 2000572 10M. Zennyoji, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J.Thisayukta, J.Watanabe and H. TakezoeElectrooptic and Dielectric Properties in Bent-Shaped Liquid Crystals Jpn. J. Appl. Phys 39 3536-3541 2000573 10J. Thisayukta, Y. Nakayama, S. Kawauchi,H. Takezoe and J. WatanabeDistinct Formation of a Chiral Smectic Phase in Achiral Banana-Shaped Molecules with a Central Core based on a 2,7-Dihydroxynaphthalene UnitJ. Am. Chem. Soc 122 7441-7448 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results574 10E. Gorecka, M. Nakata, J. Mieczkowski, Y.Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J. Watanabe, H.Takezoe, S. H. Eichhorm and T. M. SwagerInduced Antiferroelectric Smectic-CA* Phase by Doping Ferroelectric-C*Phase with Bent-Shaped MoleculesPhys. Rev. Lett 85 2526-2529 2000575 10E. Gorecka, D. Pociecha, F. Araoka, D. R.Ferroelectric Phases in a Chiral Bent-Core Smectic Liquid Crystal:Link, M. Nakata, J. Thisayukta, Y. Takanishi,Dielectric and Optical Second-Harmonic Generation MeasurementsK. Ishikawa, J. Watanabe and H. TakezoePhys. Rev. 62 R4524-R4527 2000576 10E. Gorecka, D. Pociecha, F. Araoka, D. R.Ferroelectric Phases in a Chiral Bent-Core Smectic Liquid Crystal:Link, M. Nakata, J. Thisayukta, Y. Takanishi,Dielectric and Optical Second-Harmonic Generation MeasurementsK. Ishikawa, J. Watanabe and H. TakezoeE 62 R4524-R4527 2000577 10J. Watanabe, Y. Liu, H. Tuchiya and H.TakezoePolar Liquid Crystals Formed from Polar Rigid-Rod Polyester Based onHydroxy Benzoic Acid and Hydroxy Naphthoic AcidMol. Crysta. Liq. Cryst 346 9 17 2000578 10J. Watanabe, T. Izumi, T. Niori, M. Zennyoji,Y. Takanishi and H. TakezoeSmectic Mesophase Properties of Dimeric Compounds. 2. DistinctFormation of Smectic Structures with Antiferroelectric Ordering andFrustrationMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 346 77-86 2000579 10H. Hoshi, D.-H. Chung, K. Ishikawa and H.TakezoeRemarkable SHG Enhancement by Helical Distributed Feedback CavitySpontaneously Formed in Ferroelectric Liquid CrystalsProceedings of SPIE (B. Gnade Ed., San Jose,2000)3955 58-67 2000580 10T. Kato, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, and M.UkonGelation of Room-Temperature Liquid Crystals by The Association of atrans-1,2-Bis(amino)cyclohexane DerivativeAdv. Mater 10 606-608 1998581 10 T. Kato, G. Kondo, and K. Hanabusa582 10 T. Kato, T. Kutsuna, and K. Hanabusa583 10 N. Mizoshita, K. Hanabusa, and T. KatoThermoreversible Self-organized Gels of a Liquid Crystal Formed byAggregation of trans-1,2-Bis(acylamino)cyclohexane Containing aMesogenic MoietyLiquid-Crystalline Physical Gels Formed by The Aggregation of trans-(1R,2R)-Bis(dodecanoylamino)cyclohexane in a Thermotropic NematicLiquid Crystal. Phase Behavior and Electro-optic PropertiesSelf-aggregation of an Amino Acid Derivative as a Route to Liquid-Crystalline Physical Gels: Faster Response to Electric FieldsChem. Lett 193-194 1998Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 332 377-382 1999Adv. Mater. 11 392-394 1999584 10N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, andT. KatoSmectic Liquid-Crystalline Physical Gels. Anisotropic Self-aggregationof Hydrogen-Bonded Molecules in Layered StructuresChem. Commun 781-782 1999585 10586 10587 10T. Kato, N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, G. Kondo,and K. Hanabusa:K. Yabuuchi, A. E. Rowan, R. J. M. Nolte, andT. KatoN. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, andT. KatoElectro-optic Effects and Phase Behavior of Liquid-Crystalline PhysicalGels: Self-assembly of Hydrogen-Bonded Molecules for The Formationof Dynamically Functional CompositesLiquid-Crystalline Physical Gels: Self-aggregation of a GluconamideDerivative in Mesogenic Molecules for The Formation of AnisotropicFunctional CompositesPhysical Gelation of Nematic Liquid Crystals with Amino AcidDerivatives Leading to The Formation of Soft Solids Responsive toElectric FieldMacromol. Symp 154 15-24 2000Chem. Mater. 12 440-443 2000J. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 13 307-312 2000588 10N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, T.KatoLiquid Crystalline Physical Gels: Electrooptic Properties andMicrophase-Separated StructuresProc. SPIE-Int. Soc. Opt. Eng.589 10T. Kato, N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, G. Kondo,K. HanabusaElectro-optic effects and phase behavior of liquid-crystalline physicalgels: self-assembly of hydrogen-bonded molecules for the formation ofdynamically functional compositesMacromol. Symp 154 15 2000590 10N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, T.KatoPhysical gelation of nematic liquid crystals with amino acid derivativesleading to the formation of soft solids responsive to electric fieldJ. Photopolym. Sci. Technol 13 (2) 307 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results591 10N. Mizoshita, T. Kutsuna, K. Hanabusa, T.KatoLiquid crystalline physical gels: electrooptic properties andmicrophase-separated structuresProc. SPIE­–Int. Soc. Opt. Eng 4107 108 2000592 10 N. Mizoshita, K. Hanabusa, T. KatoAcceleration of electro-optic response of nematic liquid crystals byphysical gelation with amino acid derivativesProc. IDW ’00, 2000 33 .593 10 N. Mizoshita, K. Hanabusa, T. KatoNematic liquid-crystalline physical gels exhibiting faster responses toelectric fields in twisted nematic cellsDisplays, in press.594 10 T. Kato, N. Mizoshita, K. KanieHydrogen-bonded liquid-crystalline materials: supramolecularpolymeric assembly and induction of dynamic functionMacromol. Rapid Commun in press .595 10 T. Kato, N. Mizoshita, K. KanieHydrogen-bonded liquid-crystalline materials: supramolecularpolymeric assembly and induction of dynamic function(Feature Article)in press596 10V. Petranovskii Y. Kiyozumi, N. Kikuchi, K.Hayamizu, Y. Sugi, and F. MizukamiThe Influence of Mixed Organic Additives on the Zeolites A and XCrystal GrowthStud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 105 149 1997597 10T. Hanaoka, K. Nakajima, Y. Sugi T.Matsuzaki, Y. Kubota, S. Tawada, K.Kunimorii, and A.IgarashiEffects of SiO2/Al2O3 Ratio of H-Mordenite on Encapuslated Productsinside the Pores in Shape-Selective Isopropylation of BiphenylCatalysis Letters 50 149 1998598 10M. Matsumoto, X. Tu, T. Matsuzaki, T.Hanaoka, Y. Kubota, Y. Sugi, J.-H. Kim, K.Nakajima, and K. KunimoriThe Influences of Reagents on Shape-Selective Alkylation of Biphenylsover H-MordeniteStud. Surf. Sci. Catal 105 1317 1997599 10R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, S. Tawada,and Y. SugiDirect Hydrothermal Synthesis of B-SSZ-31 from Silica and SodiumBorate Using 1,3,3,6,6-Pentamethyl-6-Azoniabicyclo [3.2.1]octaneHydroxide as Structure Directing AgentCatal. Lett 50 153 1998600 10 R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, and Y. Sugi Synthesis of Borosilicate Zeolites by Dry Gel Conversion (DGC) Method Chem. Lett 813 1998601 10S. Ritsch, N. Ohnishi, T. Ohsuna, K. Hiraga,O. Terasaki, Y. Kubota, and Y. SugiHigh-Resolution Electron Microscopy Study of ZSM-12 (MTW) Chem. Mater 10 3958 1998602 10R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, N. Sugimoto,Y. Fukushima, and Y. SugiSynthesis of Borosilicate Zeolites by the Dry Gel Conversion Methodand Their CharacterizationMicropor. Mesopor. Mater 32 81 1999603 10Y. Sugi, K. Nakajima, S. Tawada, J.-H. Kim,T. Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki, Y. Kubota, and K.KunimoriEffects of Ceria-modification of H-mordenite on the Isopropylation ofNaphthalene and BiphenylStud. Surf. Sci. Catal 125 359 1999604 10K. Nakajima, S. Tawada, Y. Sugi, Y. Kubota,T. Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki, and K. KunimoriDeactivation of External Acid Sites of H-Mordenite with CeriaModification in the Isopropylation of BiphenylChem. Lett 215 1999605 10S. Tawada, Y. Kubota, Y. Sugi, T. Hanaoka,and T. MatsuzakiEffects of Reaction Temperature on the Isopropylation of Biphenyl overH-Mordentie,Catal. Lett 57 217 (1999.606 10607 10608 10Y. Sugi, S. Tawada, T. Sugimura, Y. Kubota,T. Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki, K. Nakajima, andK. KunimoriK. Nakajima, T. Hanaoka, Y. Sugi, T.Matsuzaki, Y. Kubota, A. Igarashi and K.KunimoriK. Nakajima, T. Hanaoka, Y. Sugi, T.Matsuzaki, Y. Kubota, A. Igarashi, and K.KunimoriShape-Selective Isopropylation of Biphenyl over H-MordenitesRealtionships of Bulk Products and Encapsulated Products in thePoresInfluences of Bulkiness of Reagents in the Alkylation of Biphenyl overH-MordeniteEncapsulated Products inside Pores of H-Mordenite in theIsopropylation of BiphenylAppl. Catal 189 251 1999Shape Selective Catalysis - Chemicals Synthesisand Hydrocarbon Processing, ACS SymposiumSeriesShape Selective Catalysis - Chemicals Synthesisand Hydrocarbon Processing, ACS SymposiumSeries738 260 1999738 271 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results609 10610 10R Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, M. Ogawa, N.Sugimoto, Y. Fukushima, and Y. SugiY. Kubota, S. Tawada, K. Nakagawa, C.Naitoh, N. Sugimoto, Y. Fukushima, T.Hanaoka, Y. Imada, and Y. SugiSynthesis of [Al]-SSZ-31 by Dry-Gel Conversion (DGC) Method Chem. Lett. 300 2000Synthetic Investigation of CIT-5 Catalyst Micropor. Mesopor. Mater 37 291 2000611 10M. Bandyopadhyay, R. Bandyopadhyay, Y.Kubota, and Y. SugiSynthesis of AlPO4-5 and AlPO4-11 Molecular Sieves by Dry-GelConversion MethodChem. Lett.612 10 Y. Kubota, Y. Nishizaki, and Y. SugiHigh Catalytic Activity of As-synthesized, Ordered Porous Silicate–Quaternary Ammonium Composite for Knoevenagel CondensationChem. Lett.613 10Y. Goto, Y. Fukushima, Y. Imada, Y. Kubota,Y. Sugi, M. Ogura, and M. MatsukataZeolite/Mesoporous Molecular Sieve Composites (ZMC)Micropor. Mesopor. Mater.614 10S. Tawada, Y. Sugi, Y. Kubota, Y. Imada, T.Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki, K. Nakajima, K.Kunimori, and J.-H. KimCeria Modification of H-Mordenite. The Deactivation of External AcidSites in the Isopropylation of Biphenyl and the Isomerization of 4,4'-DiisopropylbiphenylCatal. Today615 10616 10617 10R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, M. Ogawa, N.Sugimoto, Y. Fukushima, and Y. SugiS. Tawada, Y. Sugi, Y. Kubota, Y. Imada, T.Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki, K. Nakajima, K.Kunimori, and J.-H. KimY. Kubota, S. Tawada, K. Nakagawa, C.Naitoh, N. Sugimoto Y. Fukushima, T.Hanaoka, Y. Imada, and Y. SugiSynthesis of [Al]-SSZ-31 by Dry-Gel Conversion (DGC) Method Chem. Lett (4) 300-301 2000Ceria Modification of H-Mordenite. The Deactivation of External AcidSites in the Isopropylation of Biphenyl and the Isomerization of 4,4’-Diisopropyl- biphenylCatal. Today 60 243-253 2000Synthetic Investigation of CIT-5 catalyst Micopor. Mesopor. Mater 37 291-301 2000618 10 M.-W. Kim, J.-H. Kim, Y. Sugi, and G. Seo Shape-Selective Alkyation of Isoprpylnaphthalene on MCM-22 Zeolite Korean J. Chem. Eng 17 480-483 2000619 10 Y. Kubota, Y. Nishizaki and Y. SugiHigh Catalytic Activity of As-synthesized Quarternary Ammonium-Porous Silicate Composite for Knoevennagel ReactionChem.Lett 998-999 2000620 10 Y. Kubota and Y. SugiSynthesis of AlPO4-5 and AlPO4-11 Molecular Sieves by Dry-GelConversion Method, R. Bandyopadhyay, M. BandyopadhyayChem. Lett 1024-1025 2000621 10 J. Plévert, Y. Kubota, T. Honda, Y. SugiGUS-1: A Mordenite-like Molecular Sieve with the 12-ring Channel ofZSM-12J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Commun 2363-2364 2000622 10 Y. Kubota, A. Seriu, Y. Moriyama, Y. SugiControl of the Shape of Microporous Crystals using Organic Structure-Directing AgentsH. Mostaghaci (Ed.), Environment ConsciousMaterials; Ecomaterials, Canadian Institute ofMining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, Montreal591-597 2000623 10J. Plévert, Y. Kubota, T. Honda, T. Okubo, Y.SugiA New Microporous Silicate With 12-Ring Channels Mat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. in press.624 10625 10Y. Kubota, J. Plévert, T. Honda, P. Wagner,Synthesis of a New Microporous Silicate Using DABCO-basedM.E. Davis, T. Okubo, Y. Goto, Y. Fukushima,Structure-Directing AgentY. SugiR. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, S. Nakata, Y.SugiUtilization of Dry-gel Conversion Method for the Synthesis ofGallosilicate Zeolites Beta, ZSM-5 and ZSM-12Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal in pressStud. Surf. Sci. Catal in press626 10Y. Sugi, S. Tawada, T. Sugimura, Y. Imada,Y. Kubota, T. Hanaoka, T. MatsuzakiNature of Shape-Selective Catalysis in the Ethylation and theIsopropylation of Biphenyl over H-MordenitesStud. Surf. Sci. Catal in press

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results627 10 R.K. Ahedi, S. Tawada, Y. Kubota, Y. Sug Isopropylation of Napthalene over Large Pore Zeolites Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal in press628 10Y. Goto, N.Setoyama, Y. Fukushima, T.Okubo, Y.Goto, Y. Imada, Y. Kubota, and Y.SugiAdsorption Properties of a Supercritical Fluid on Mesoporous MolecularSievesStud. Surf. Sci. Catal in press629 10630 10631 10Goto, Y. Fukushima, Y. Imada, Y. Kubota, Y.Sugi, M. Ogura and M. MatsukataTawada, Y.Sugi, Y.Kubota, Y.Imada,T.Hanaoka, T.Matsuzaki, K.Nakajima,K.Kunimori, and J.-H.Kim,Y. Kubota, N. Tawada, K. Nakagawa,C.Naito, N. Sugimoto, Y. Fukushima, T.Hanaoka, Y. Imada, Y. SugiZeolite/mesoporous Molecular Sieve Composites (ZMC) YMicopor. Mesopor. Mater submittedCeria Modification of H-Mordenite. The Deactivation of External AcidSites in the Isopropylation of Biphenyl and the Isomerization of 4,4'-Diisopropyl-biphenylCatal.Today 60 243 2000Synthetic Investigation of CIT-5 catalyst Microporous and Mesoporous Materials 37 1387 2000632 10 Y. Sugi and Y. Kubota Zeolite-catalysed Alkylation of Polynuclear AromaticCatalysis, Specialist Periodical Reports, RoyalSociety of Chemistry.12 55 1997633 10T. Hanaoka, Y. Sugi, T. Matsuzaki, Y.Kubota, J.-H. Kim, K. Nakajima, and K.KunimoriThe Deactivation of External Acid Sites of H-mordenite with Ceria inthe Iopropylation of Polynuclear AromaticsExtended Abstract of International Symposium onZeolite and Microporous Crystals, p.221 1997634 10Y. Sugi, T. Matsuzaki, T. Hanaoka, Y.Kubota, T. Nakajima, A. Igarashi, and K.KunimoriEncapusulated Products Inside Pores in the Isopropylation of Biphenylover H-mordenitesAbstract Book of 1st Asia-Pacific Congress onCatalysis (APCAT’97), p.207, 1997635 10 poster.636 10R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Sugi, Y. Kubota, andB. S. RaoTransalkylation Reaction - An Alternative Route to Produce IndustriallyImportant Intermediates such as CymeneAbstract Book of 1st Asia-Pacific Congress onCatalysis (APCAT’97), p.115 1997637 10 T. Honda, Y. Kubota, and Y. Sugi Synthesis of Novel Large-Pore Zeolite Proc. 4th Int. Conf. Ecomaterials, p. 357 1999638 10Y. Kubota, A. Seriu, Y. Moriyama, Y. Sugi, S.Ritsch, K. Hiraga, and O. TerasakiEffect of Structure-Directing Agents on the Fine Structure of ZSM-12 Proc. 12th Int. Zeol. Conf., Vol. III, p. 1693 1999639 10Y. Goto, N. Sugimoto, Y. Fukushima, Y.Imada, Y. Kubota, and Y. SugiPreparation of Highly Ordered Mesoporous Thin Film withAlkyltrimethylammonium(CnTMA+)Proceeding for MRS Fall 1999 Meeting640 10Y. Sugi, S. Tawada, T. Sugimura, Y. Kubota,Y. Imada, T. Hanaoka, and T. MatsuzakiNature of Shape-Selective Catalysis in the Ethylation and theIsopropylation of Biphenyl over H-MordeniteAbstract Book of 16th Canadian Symposium onCatalysis, p.66 2000641 10N. Sugiyama, Y. Imada, Y. Kubota, and Y.SugiCeria Modification of H-ZSM-5 for the Deactivation of External AcidSitesAbstract Book of 16th Canadian Symposium onCatalysis, p.68 2000642 10 R. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, and Y. Sugi Synthesis of Gallosilicate Zeolites by Dry Gel Conversion MethodAbstract Book of 16th Canadian Symposium onCatalysis, p.110 2000643 10M. Bandyopadhyay, R. Bandyopadhyay, Y.Kubota, and Y. SugiSynthesis of Alumino-phosphate Molecular Sieves by Dry GelConversion MethodAbstract Book of 16th Canadian Symposium onCatalysisp. 113 2000644 10 K. A. Koyano and T. TatsumiSynthesis of Titanium-Containing Mesoporous Molecular Sieves with aCubic StructureStud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 105, 93-100 1997

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results645 10T. Tatsumi, K. A. Koyano, Y. Tanaka, and S.NakataMechanochemical Collapse of M41S Mesoporous Molecular Sievesthrough Hydrolysis of Siloxane BondsChem. Lett 469-470 1997646 10 T. Tatsumi, Q.-H. Xia, and N. JapparSynthesis of Ti-ß Zeolite with High Oxidation Activity by a Dry GelConversion TechniqueChem. Lett. 677-678 1997.647 10 K. A. Koyano and T. Tatsumi Synthesis of Titanium-Containing MCM-41 Microporous Mater 10 259-271 1997648 10K. A. Koyano, T. Tatsumi, Y. Tanaka, and S.NakataStabilization of Mesoporous Molecular Sieves by Trimethylsilylation J. Phys. Chem. B, 101 9436-9440 1997649 10 T. Tatsumi, K. A. Koyano, and N. IgarashiRemarkable Activity Enhancement by Trimethylsilylation in Oxidationof Alkenes and Alkanes with H2O2 Catalyzed by Titanium-containingMesoporous Molecular SievesChem. Commun 325-326 1998650 10T. Tatsumi, K.A. Koyano, Y. Tanaka, and S.NakataStabilization of M41S Molecular Sieves by Trimethylsilylation Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal 117 143-150 1998651 10 T. Tatsumi and N. JapparProperties of Ti-beta Zeolites Synthesized by a Dry Gel ConversionMethod and Hydrothermal MethodJ. Phys. Chem B, 102 7126-7131 1998652 10N. Jappar, Y. Tanaka, S. Nakata, and T.TatsumiSynthesis and Characterization of New TitaniumSilicoaluminophosphate Molecular Sieve TAPSO-37Micropor. Mespor. Mater. , 23 169-178 1998653 10 N. Jappar, Q. H. Xia, and T. TatsumiOxidation Activity of Ti-beta Synthesized by a Dry Gel ConversionMethodJ. Catal 180 132-141 1998654 10N. Igarashi, Y. Tanaka, S. Nakata, and T.TatsumiIncreased Stability of Organically Modified MCM-41 Synthesized by aOne step ProcedureChem. Lett 1-2 1999655 10T. Tatsumi, K. A. Koyano, Y. Tanaka, and S.NakataMechanical Stability of Mesoporous Molecular Sieves, MCM-41 andMCM-48J. Porous Mater 6 13-17 1999656 10 T. Tatsumi, K. A. Koyano, and N. Igarashi657 10 A. Bhaumik and T. TatsumiActivity Enhancement by Trimethylsilylation of Ti-containingMesoporous Molecular Sieve Catalysts for Oxidation of Alkenes andAlkanes with H2O2Organically Modified Titanium Rich Ti-MCM-41, Efficient Catalysts forEpoxidation ReactionsStud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 121 221-226 1999J. Catal 189 31-39 2000658 10 A. Bhaumik and T. TatsumiSynthesis of Pure Silica NU-1 and Na- and Al-Free Ti-NU-1Synthesized by Dry Gel Conversion MethodMicropor. Mespor. Mater 34 1 7 2000659 10 T. TatsumiImportance of Hydrophobicity in the Liquid Phase Oxidation Catalyzedby Titanosilicate,Res. Chem. Interm 26 7 12 2000660 10 N. Igarashi and T. TatsumiSynthesis and Catalytic Application of Organically Modified Ti-MCM-41Type Materials,Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal 129 163-168 2000661 10 K. Yamamoto and T. TatsumiRemarkable Improvement in Hydrothermal Stability of MCM-41 bySurface Modification with Grignard ReagentsChem. Lett. 624-625 20400662 10L. X. Dai, Y, H. Teng, K. Tabata, E. Suzuki,and T. TatsumiMo-containing SBA-1 Mesoporous Molecular Sieve as Catalysts forPartial Oxidation of MethaneChem. Lett. 794-795 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results663 10 T. Tatsumi and N. Hamakawa Partial Oxidation of Methane Catalyzed by Mo-Incorporated SBA-1 Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal 130 3579-3584 2000664 10 Naoko Igarashi, Takashi TatsumiSynthesis and Catalytic Application of Organically Modified Ti-MCM-41Type MaterialsStud. Surf. Sci. Catal 129 163-168 2000665 10 Katsutoshi Yamamoto, Takashi TatsumiRemarkable Improvement in Hydrothermal Stability of MCM-41 bySurface Modification with Grignard ReagentsChem. Lett 624-625 2000666 10Peng Wu, Takashi Tatsumi, TakayukiKomatsu, Tatsuaki YashimaHydrothermal Synthesis of a Novel Titanosilicate with MWW Topology Chem. Lett 774-775 2000667 10 T. Tatsumi, N. Hamakawa, L.X. Dai Partial Oxidation of Methane Catalyzed by Mo-Incorporated SBA-1 Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal 130 3579-3584 2000668 10Takashi Tatsumi, Keiko Koyano, YoshimasaShimizuEffect of Potassium on the Catalytic Activity of TS-1 Appl. Catal 200 125-134 2000669 10 A. Bhaumik,T. TatsumiDouble Organic Modification by 3-Chloropropyl and Methyl Groups onPure Silica MCM-41 and Ti-MCM-41; Efficient Catalyst for Epoxidationof CyclododeceneCatal. Lett. 66, 181-184 2000670 10L. X. Dai, K. Tabata, E. Suzuki, and T.TatsumiSynthesis and Characterization of V-SBA-1 Cubic MeoporousMolecular SievesChem.Mater. 13 208-212 2001671 10 T. Tatsumi Metallozeolites and Application in Catalysis Current Opinion in Solid State & Material Science 2 76-83 1997672 10P. R. H. P. Rao, K. Ueyama, and M.MatsukataCrystallization of High Silica BEA by Dry Gel Conversion Appl. Catal A166 97-103 1998673 10P. R. H. P. Rao, K. Ueyama, and M.MatsukataPhase Transformation of BEA Zeolite by Dry Gel Conversion Chem. Lett. 311-312 1998674 10P. R. H. P. Rao, K. Ueyama, and M.MatsukataSynthesis of BEA by Dry Gel Conversion and Its Characterization Micropor. Mesopor. Mater 21 305-310 1998675 10676 10677 10P. R. H. P. Rao, Ueyama, K. Kikuchi, E.Ogura, M. MatsukataM. Matsukata, J. D. Wang, N. Nishiyama, M.Nomura, K. UeyamaM. Matsukata, M. Kato, T. Suzuki, Y. Sasaki,E. Kikuchi, K. Ueyama, P. R. H. P. RaoSynthesis of Pure Silica BEA and Al-free Ti-BEA Using TEAOH andTheir CharacterizationEffect of Pinholes on Permselectivities of MFI MembranesSynthesis of OU-1, a Large-Pore, High Silica Zeolite, by Dry GelConversionProc. the 12th Intern. Zeolite Conf. Baltimore,1998 (Ed. by M. M. J. Treacy, B. Marcus, J.B.Higgins, M.E. Bisher, Mater. Res. Soc.)Proc. the 12th Intern. Zeolite Conf., Baltimore,1998 (Ed. by M. M. J. Treacy, B. Marcus, J. B.Higgins, M. E. Bisher, Mater. Res. Soc.)Proc. the 12th Intern. Zeolite Conf., Baltimore,1998 (Ed. by M. M. J. Treacy, B. Marcus, J. B.Higgins, M. E. Bisher, Mater. Res. Soc.)1515-1522 1999613-620 19992009-2014 1999678 10M. Matsukata, M. Ogura, T. Osaki, P. R. H. P.Rao, M. Nomura, and E. KikuchiConversion of Dry Gel to Microporous Crystals in Gas Phase Topics in Catalysis 9 77-92 1999679 10T. Matsufuji, N. Nishiyama, K. Ueyama, andM. MatsukataCrystallization of FER on a Porous Alumina Support by a Vapor-phaseTransport MethodMicropor. Mesopor. Mater. 32 159-168 1999680 10T. Matsufuji, N. Nishiyama, K. Ueyama, andM. MatsukataPermeation Characteristics of Butane Isomers through MFI-typeZeolitic MembranesCatal. Today 56 265-273 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results681 10T. Matsufuji, S. Nakagawa, N. Nishiyama, M.Matsukata, and K. UeyamaSynthesis and Permeation Studies of FER/Alumina CompositeMembranesMicropor. Mesopor. Mater.682 10T. Matsufuji, N. Nishiyama, M. Matsukata,and K. UeyamaSeparation of Butane and Xylene Isomers with MFI-type ZeoliticMembranes Synthesized by a Vapor-phase Transport MethodJ. Membr. Sci.683 10M. Ogura, S. Shinomiya, J. Tateno, Y. Nara,E. Kikuchi, and M. MatsukataFormation of Uniform Mesopores in ZSM-5 Zeolite by Alkali TreatmentTechniqueChem. Lett.684 10 M. Ogura, E. Kikuchi and M.MatukataSynthesis of mesoporous materials using filtrate of alkali treatment ofMFI zeolite13th international zeolite conference (IZC),Montpellier, France, July 2001, Studies in Surfaceand Catalysis, submitted.685 10 M. Nomura, E. Kikuchi, and M. Matsukata Synthesis of Zn-BEA Using a Dry Gel Conversion Technique 4th European Congress on Catalysis, .Sep. 9,1999686 10 M. Matsukata Characterization of Zeolite Beta687 10M. Matsukata, P. R. H. P. Rao, T. Osakai, M.Ogura, and E. KikuchiConversion of Dry Gels to Zeolites10th CRC International Symposium on Fabricationof Nano-Ordered Materials and CatalyticFunctions, .Proc. of Intern. Conf. on Solid-Solid Phase Trans.‘99 (Ed. by M. Koiwa, K. Otsuka, and T. Miyazaki,The Japan Institute of Metals)Dec. 5,19991421-1424 1999688 10H. Akiyama, J. Nagasawa, F. Nakanishi, andT. TamakiPolydisulfide with Variable Molecular Weight Trans. Mater. Res. Soc. Jap 24 4441 1999689 10 S. Hotta, S. A. Lee, and T. TamakiSynthesis of Thiophene/Phenylene Co-oligomer. I. Phenyl-cappedOligothiophenesJ. Heterocyclic Chem 37 25-29 2000690 10 S. Hotta, H. Kimura, S. A, Lee, and T. TamakiSynthesis of Thiophene/Phenylene Co-oligomers. II. Block andAlternating Co-oligomersJ. Heterocyclic Chem 37 281-286 2000691 10H. Akiyama, K. Tamada, J. Nagasawa, F.Nakanishi, and T. TamakiFormation of Azobenzene-Containing Self-assembled Monolayers andAlkyl Chain Dependence of the PhotoreactivityTrans. Mater. Res. Soc. Jap 25 425-428 2000692 10 K. Ohta, K. Nakao, and Y. ShimizuFT-IR and FT-Raman Spectroscopic Studies on Phase Transitions of aMesogenic Long-Chain TetraphenylporphyrinMikrochim. Acta 14 217 1997693 10S. Tantrawong, T. Sugino, Y. Shimizu, A. Novel Dipolar Metallomesogen: An Octa-Substituted VanadylTakeuchi, S. Kimura, T. Mori, and H. Takezoe Phthalocyanine with Low Clearing TemperatureLiq. Cryst 24 783 1998694 10 J. Santiago, T. Sugino, and Y. Shimizu695 10 Y. Maeda and Y. ShimizuAn Oxotitanium Phthalocyanine Metallomeosgen for a NovelPhotoconductive Material: 2,3,9,10,16,17,23,24-Octakis(noctadecylthio)phthalo-cyaninato-oxo-titanium(IV)Enantiotropic and Monotropic Transitions of the Discotic Mesogen,5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-n-dodecylphenyl)porphyrin under PressureChem. Lett 661 1998Liq. Cryst 25 537 1998696 10 Y. Shimizu, T. Fuchita, and T. HigashiyamaPhotoconduction of a Mesogenic Long-Chain Tetraphenylporphyrin in aSandwich-Type CellThin Solid Films 331 279 1998697 10K. Kamada, M. Ueda, H. Nagao, K. Tawa, T.Sugino, Y. Shimizu, and K. OhtaEffect of Heavy Atom on the Second Hyperpolarizability ofTetrahydrofuran Homologues Investigated by Ab Initio MolecularOrbital methodInt. J. Quat. Chem 70 737 1998

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results698 10K. Kamada, T. Sugino, M. Ueda, K. Tawa, Y.Shimizu, and K. OhtaFemtosecond Optical kerr Study of Heavy Atom Effects on the Third-Order Nonlinearity of Thiophene Homologues: ElectronicHyperpolarizability of TelluropheneChem. Phys. Lett 302 615 1999699 10 Y. Maeda and Y. ShimizuPhase Behaviour of the Discotic mesogen 5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-ndodecylphenyl)porphyrinunder PressureLiq. Cryst 26 1067 1999700 10A. Agarwal, K. Kamada, Y. Shimizu, andK.Ohta:Coherent Dip in Optical kerr Measurement Arising from GratingFormation in Weakly Absorptive MediaNonlinear Opt., 21 335 1999701 10 J. Santiago, T. Sugino, and Y. ShimizuThe First Oxotitanium Phthalocyanine Metallo-mesogen as a LiquidCrystalline Photoconductor: 2,3,9,10,16,17,23,24-Octakis(noctadecylthio)-phthalocyaninatooxotitanium(IV)Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 332 497 1999702 10T. Sugino, J. Santiago, Y. Shimizu, B.Heinrich, and D. GuillonMesomorphic Properties of Porphyrin Silicone(IV) Metal Complexes Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 330 15 1999703 10 J. P. Hill, T. Sugino, and Y. ShimizuSynthesis and Characterization of Some Manganese Complexes of5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-n-dodecylphenyl)porphyrinMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 332 119 1999704 10Y. Shimizu, T. Fuchita, T. Higashiyama, andT. SuginoPhotocurrent Action Spectra of the Photoconductive Cell with aMesogenic Long-Chain TetraphenylporphyrinMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst 331 575 1999705 10 T. Akai and Y. Shimizu 13C CPMAS NMR of 5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-n-dodecylphenyl)-porphyrin Liq. Cryst 27 437 2000706 10K. Kamada, M. Ueda, H. Nagao, K. Tawa, T.Sugino, Y. Shimizu, and K. OhtaMolecular Design for Organic Nonlinear Optics: Polarizability andHyperpolarizabilities of Furan Homologues Investigated by Ab Initiomolecular Orbital MethodJ. Phys. Chem. A 104 4723 2000707 10K. Uchida, Y. Kawai, Y. Shimizu, V. Vill, andM. IrieAn Optically Active Diarylethene Having Cholesterol Units: A Dopantfor Photoswitching of Liquid Crystal PhaseChem. Lett 654 2000708 10Kenji Kamada, Minoru Ueda, Hidemi Nagao,Keiko Tawa, Takushi Sugino, Yo Shimizuand Koji OhtaMolecular Design for Organic Nonlinear Optics: Polarizability andHyperpolariz- abilities of Furan Homologues Investigated by Ab InitioMolecular Orbital MethodJ.Phys.Chem.A 104 4723-4739 2000709 10Kingo Uchida, Yuji Kawai, Yo Shimizu,Volkmar Vill and Masahiro IrieAn Optically Active Diarylethene Having Cholesterol Units: A Dopantfor Photo- switching of Liquid Crystal PhasesChem.Lett 654-655 2000710 10 Hirosato Monobe, Shoji Mima and Yo ShimizuCarrier Mobility of Discotic Lamellar Mesophases of 5,10,15,20-Tetrakis(4-n-tadecylphenyl)porphyrinChem. Lett 1004-5 2000711 10Hirosato Monobe, Kunio Awazu and YoShimizuChange of Liquid Crystal Domains by Vibrational Excitation for aColumnar MesophaseAdv.Mater 12 1495-99 2000712 10Vladimir F. Petrov, Meili Duan, HiroakiOkamoto, Jin Mu, Yo Shimizu and ShunsukeTakenakaHalogenation in Achiral Liquid Crystals. Terminal and LinkingSubstitutionsLiq.Cryst 28 387-410 2001713 10Y. Shimizu, S. Tantrawong, M. Yoshida, andT. SuginoMagnetic Properties of a Binary Mixture of ParamagneticMetallomesogensMat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc 488 823 1998714 10 Y. Shimizu and T. HigashiyamaEffect of Mesomorphic Phase Transitions on an Absorption andFluorescence Spectra of a Long-Chain TetraphenylporphyrinProc. SPIE, Int. Soc. Opt. Eng 3319 177 1998715 10Y. Shimizu, H. Monobe, S. Mima, T.Higashiyama, T. Fuchita, and T. SuginoPhotoconduc-tivity of a Discotic Liquid Crystal Derived from aMesogenic Long-Chain TetraphenylporphyrinMat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc 559 211 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results716 10 M. Inaba and H. HamadaZeolite Synthesis Using 1,6-Diaminohexane-Based OrganicDiammonium Salts as TemplatesStudies in Surface Science and Catalysis 125 125 1999717 10 S. Shimizu and H. HamadaSynthesis of Giant Zeolite Crystals by a Bulk-Material DissolutionTechniqueAngew. Chem., Int. Ed 38 2757 1999718 10 S. Shimizu and H. HamadaDirect Conversion of Bulk-Materials into MFI Zeolites by a Bulk-Material Dissolution TechniqueAdv. Mater 12 1332 2000719 10 S. Shimizu and H. HamadaSynthesis of Giant Zeolite Crystals by a Bulk-Material DissolutionTechniqueMicropor. Mesopor. Mater720 10T. Ogasawara, T. Akizuki, Y. Takanishi, K.Ishikawa and H. TakezoeSimulation of Conoscopic Figures Using 4 x 4 Matrix Method Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 362 p255- 267 2001721 10722 10723 10724 10M. Nakata, D. R. Link, F. Araoka, J.A Racemic Layer Structure in a Chiral Bent-Core Ferroelectric LiquidThisayukta, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J.CrystalWatanabe and H. TakezoeT. Sakai, K. Ishikawa, H. Takezoe, N. Surface Orientation of Main and Side Chains of Polyimide AlignmentMatsuie, Y. Yamamoto, H. Ishii, Y. Ouchi, H. Layer Studied by Near-Edge X-ray Absorption Fine StructureOji and K. SekiSpectroscopyM. Nakata, D. R. Link, J. Thisayukta, Y.Frustration of Polarity and Chirality in a Binary Mixture of Bent-CoreTakanishi, K. Ishikawa, J. Watanabe and H.MesogensTakezoeJ. Thisayukta, H. Niwano, H. Takezoe and J.WatanabeEffect of Chiral Dopant on a Helical Sm1 Phase of Banana-Shaped N-n-O-PIMB MoleculesLiq. Cryst. 28 1301-1308. 2001J. Phys. Chem. 105 9191-9195. 2001J. Mater. Chem. 11 2694-2699 2001J. Mater. Chem. 11 2001725 10A. Yoshizawa, N. Ise, T. Kusumoto, Y.Takanishi, H. Takezoe and T. HiyamaIsotropic Cubic Phase Organized by Chiral Molecular Recognition Mole. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 364 271-277. 2001726 10727 10Y. Takahashi, A. Iida, Y. Takanishi, T.Ogasawara, K. Ishikawa and H. TakezoeM. Zennyoji, Y. Takanishi, K. Ishikawa, J.Thisayukta, J. Watanabe and H. TakezoeDynamic Layer Response under Electric Field in AntiferroelectricLiquid Crystal Cells Measured by Synchrotron Microbeam TimeResolved X-Ray diffractionMolecular Chirality Due to Twisted Conformation in a Bent-ShapedLiquid Crystal Studied by Polarized FT-IR Sepctroscopy biphenylMol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 365 2001Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 366 693-701. 2001728 10R. Bandyophadhyay, R.K. Ahedi, Y. Kubota,M. Ogawa, Y. Goto, Y.Fukushima, Y. SugiSynthesis of high-silica [Al]-SSZ-31 by steam-assisted conversionmethod and its catalytic performance in the isopropylation ofJ. Mater. Chem. 11 1869-1874 2001729 10M. Bandyopadhyay, R. Bandyopadhyay, S.Tawada, Y. Kubota, and Y. Sugi,Catalytic Performance of SAPO Molecular Sieves in the Isopropylation of Appl. Catal. 225 p51-61 2002730 10731 10Y. Kubota, J. Plevert, T. Honda, P. Wagner,Synthesis of a new microporous silicate using DABCO-basedM.E. Davis, T. Okubo, Y. Goto, Y.structure-directing agentFukushima, Y. SugiR. Bandyopadhyay, Y. Kubota, S. Nakata, Y.SugiUtilization of dry-gel conversion method for the synthesis ofgallosilicate zeolites beta, ZSM-5 and ZSM-12Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 135 02-P-27. 2001Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 135 03-P-10. 2001732 10, Y. Sugi, S. Tawada, T., Y. Imada, Y. Kubota,T. Hanaoka, T. Matsuzaki,Nature of shape-selective catalysis in the ethylation and theisopropylation of biphenyl over H-mordenites SugimuraStud. Surf. Sci.Catal. 135 28-P-09. 2001733 10 IR.K. Ahedi, S. Tawada, Y. Kubota, Y. Sugi, sopropylation of napthalene over large pore zeolites Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal 135 25-P-6 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results734 10Hisao Yanagi, Takayuki Morikawa MasanoriFukushima and Tatsuo MikamiEnhancement of Light Emission in Molecular Thin Films. Synthetic Metals 121 1613-1616. 2001735 10736 10737 10Ayyakkannu Manivannan, Hisao Yanagi,Lithium Naphthalocyanine As a New Molecular Radical Probe forGovindasamy Ilangovan and PeriannanElectron Paramagnetic Resonance Oximetry.KuppusamyHisao Yanagi, Naoki Matsuoka, MasatoshiSelf-Organized Organic Microdots of FluorescentKondo, Michifumi Nagawa and YoshioDiaminodistyrylbenzene Molecules.TaniguchiHisao Yanagi, Takayuki Morikawa, Shu Hottaand Kiyoshi YaseLight-Emitting Properties of Molecular Thin Films with EpitaxiallyOriented and Confined Structures.J. Magn. Magn. Mater. 233 L131-L135. 2001Langmuir 78 5491-5495. 2001Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst. 370 9-15. 2001738 10 Hisao Yanagi and Ayyakkannu ManivannanEpitaxial Growth of Molecular Magnetic Thin Films ofLithiumphthalocyanine.Thin Solid Films 393 28-33 2001739 10740 10Hitoshi Suzuki, Simon Berner, MichaelBrunner, Hisao Yanagi, Derck Schlettwein,Thomas A. Jung and Hans-J. Guntherodt.Hisao Yanagi, Takahiro Ohara and TakayukiMorikawaCharacterization of Molecular Overlayers on Metal Surface in DynamicEquilibrium by Scanning Tunneling Microscope.Self-Waveguided Gain-Narrowing of Blue Light-Emission fromEpitaxially Oriented Molecular Crystals.Thin Solid Films 393 (2001) 393 325-328. 2001Adv. Mater. 13 (19) (2001) 13 19 2001741 10Hisao Yanagi, Masatoshi Kondo, NaokiMatsuoka, Michifumi Nagawa and Yoshio Gain-Narrowed Light-Emission from Self-Organized Organic Microdots. Chem. Mater 13 12 2001Taniguchi742 10Norihiro Mizoshita, Kenji Hanabusa, andTakashi KatoNematic Liquid-Crystalline Physical Gels Exhibiting Faster Responsesto Electric Fields in Twisted Nematic CellsDisplay 33 22 2001743 10744 10Kiyoshi Kanie, Masayuki Nishii, Takayasu Self-Assembly of Thermotropic Liquid-Crystalline Folic AcidYasuda, Takashi Taki,Ujiie, and Takashi Derivatives: Hydrogen-Bonded Complexes Forming Layers andKatoColumnsJ. Mater. Chem., 11 p2875 2001Toshihiro Ohtake, Kiyoshi Kanie, MasahiroSelf-Organized Ion-Conductive Liquid Crystals: Lithium Salt ComplexesYoshizawa, Tomohiro Mukai, Kaori Ito-Akita,Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 364 p589 2001of Mesogenic Dimer Molecules Exhibiting Smectic A PhasesHiroyuki Ohno, and Takashi Kato745 10Takashi Kato, Norihiro Mizoshita, and KiyoshiKanieHydrogen-Bonded Liquid Crystalline Materials: SupramolecularPolymeric Assembly and the Induction of Dynamic FunctionMacromol. Rapid Commun. 22 p797 2001746 10Shunai Che, Satoshi Kamiya, OsamuTerasaki, Takashi Tatsumi,The Formation of Cubic Pm3n Mesostructure by an Epitaxial PhaseTransformation from Hexagonal p6mm MesophaseJ. Am. Chem., Soc., 123 p12089-12090 2001747 10Shunai Che, Yasuhiro Salkamoto, HideakiYoshitake, Osamu Terasaki, TakashiTatsumi,Synthesis and Characterization of Mo-SBA-1 Cubic MesoporousMolecular SievesJ. Phys. Chem. B105 p10565-10572 2001748 10 S. Che, Y. Sakamoto, O. Terasaki, T. Tatsumi Control of Crystal Morphology of SBA-1 Mesoporous Silica Chem. Mater. C13 p2237-2239 2001749 10 Katsutoshi Yamamoto, Takashi Tatsumi,Remarkable Improvement in Hydrothermal Stability of MCM-41 bySurface Modification with Grignard ReagentMicroporous Mesporous Mater 44-45 p459-464 2001750 10 H. Yoshitake, L.S. Hun, S.Che, T. TatsumiStructure of Mo Species Incorporated into SBA-1 and SBA-3 Studied byXAFS and UV-VIS SpectroscopiesStud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 117 p353-360 2001751 10 K. Yamamoto, Y. Takahashi, T. Tatsumi Synthesis of Zeolites with Organic Lattice Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 135 p299-306 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results752 10 S. Che, T. Tatsumi,Control of Formation of Mesoporous SBA-3 and SBA-1 through OrganicAdditives, , 135, (2001).Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. 135 p202-209 2001753 10N. Igarashi, K. Nakai, K. Hashimoto, T.TatsumiPore Size Analysis with H 2 O Adsorption Measurement of OrganicallyModified MCM-41 Type MaterialsStud. Surf. Sci. Catal 135 p224-231 2001754 11 Z.Horita et alMicrostrutures and Mechanical Properties of Summicronmeter-grainedAl Alloys Produced by Equal-Channel Angular PressingThe 6th International Conference on AluminumAlloys (ICAA6)1 449 1998755 11 Z.Horita et al Significance of Adibatic Heating in Equal-Channel Angular Pressing Scripta Materalia 41 8 791 1999756 11 Y.Saito et alNovel Ultra-High Strainning Process for Bulk Materials -Development ofthe Accumulative Roll-Bonding(ARB) ProcessActa Mater. 147 2 579 1999757 11 Y.Saito et al Microstructure and Texture Control by Novel Rolling Processes Advanced Technology of Plasticity 2 8 1923 1999758 11 Y.Saito et alSuperplasticity of Ultra-Fine Grained Al-Mg Alloy Produced byAccumulative Roll BondingMater.Trans.JIM 40 8 765 1999759 11 Y.Saito et al Strengthening of Sheath-Rolled Aluminum Based MMC by ARB Process Mater.Trans.JIM 40 12 1422 1999760 11 Y.Saito et alLow Temperature Super plasticity of Ultra-Fine Grained 5083inumAlloy Produced by Accumulative Roll-BondingMater.Science Forum 304-306 73 1999761 11 Z.Horita et al762 11 Y.Saito et al763 11 Y.Saito et alEqual-Channel Angular Pressing for Grain Refinement of MetallicMaterialsFormation of Ultra-Fine Grains in Ferrous and Aluminum Alloys HighlyStrained by Accumulative Roll-Bonding(ARB)Formation of Ultra-Fine Grains in Aluminum Alloys HeavilyDeformeded by Accumulative Roll-Bonding(ARB)The 4th International Conference onRecrystallization and Related Phenomena (JIMIS-10)The 4th International Conference onRecrystallization and Related Phenomena (JIMIS-10)The 20th RISO International Symposium onDeformation-Induced Microstructures Analysisand Relation to Property301 1999309 1999523 1999764 11Z.Horita,T.Fujinami,M.Nemoto andT.G.LangdonEqual-Channel Angular Pressing of Commercial AluminumAlloys:Grain Refinement,Thermal Stability and TensilePropertiesMater.Science Forum 331-337 691 2000765 11D.Yamaguchi,Z.Horita,T.Fujina-mi,M.Nemotoand T.G.LangdonFactors Affecting Grain Refinement in Equal-Channel Angular Pressing Mater.Science Forum 331-337 607 2000766 11 Y.Suzuki,T.Hashimoto and T.Muramatsu Fine Grain Structure of High-Mn Aluminum Alloy Sheets Mater.Science Forum 331-337 811 2000767 11 T.Tsuchida and K.NagahamaFine Recrystallized Grain Structure by Dispersion of Eutectics in Al-Fe-Mn AlloyMater.Science Forum 331-337 727 2000768 11 A.Niikura and .BekkiRefinement of RecrystallizedGrains in Al-Mg Alloys Induced by Super-High-Reduction RollingMater.Science Forum 331-337 871 2000769 11S.H.Lee,Y.Saito,T.Sakai,H.Utsu-nomiya andT.TsujiFabrication and Refinement 6061/6063 Aluminiumu Laminate byAccumulative Roll-Bonding(ARB) ProcessMater.Science Forum 331-337 1169 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results770 11Z.Horita,T.Fujinami,M.Nemoto andT.G.LangdonImprovement of Mechanical Properties for Al-Alloys Using Equal-Channel Angular PressingJ.Mater. Processing Technology 117 288 2001771 11K.Akamatsu,T.Fujinami,Z.Horita andT.G.LangdonInfluence of Rolling on the Superplastic Behavior of Al-Mg-Sc Alloyafter ECAPScripta Materalia 44 44 2001772 11 Z.Horita,T.Fujinami and T.G.LangdonThe Potential for Scaling ECAP:Effect of Sample Size on GrainRefinement and Mechanical PropertiesMaterials Science and Engineering A318 34 2001773 11Z.Horita,T.Fujinami,K.Sato,S.B.Kang,H.W.Kim and T.G.LangdonMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of Aluminum AlloysProcessed by Equal-Channel Angular PressingASM International (in press) 2001774 11 M.Funai,T.Kawakami and S.SajiStorage of Working Strain and Its Release Behavior for AluminumAlloya Prepared by the Rolling at Cryogenic TemperaturesThe 4th Pacific Rim International Conference onAdvanced Materials and Processing (in press)2001775 11 H.Utsunomiya,Y.Saito,H.Suzuki and T.Sakai Development of the Continuous Shear Deformation Process Instn.Mech.Engrs. 215 PartB 947 2001776 11H.Utsunomiya, K.Hatsuda, T.Sakai andY.Saito777 11 S.H.Lee,Y.Saito,T.Sakai and H.UtsunomiyaFormation of Shear Texture by Conshearing ProcessFabrication of 6061 Aluminum Alloy Based MMC by Accumulative Roll-Bonding (ARB) ProcessThe 3 rd International Cionference on IntelligentProcessing and Manufacturing of Materials (IPMM-2001)The 3 rd International Cionference on IntelligentProcessing and Manufacturing of Materials (IPMM-2001)20012001778 11 S.H.Lee,Y.Saito,T.Sakai and H.UtsunomiyaMicrostructure and Mechanical Properties of 6061 Aluminum AlloyProcessed by Accumulative Roll-BondingMaterials Science and Engineering A (in press) 2001779 11S.H.Lee,Y.Saito,T.Sakai, H.Utsunomiya andN.TsujiGrain Refinement and Strengthening oof 6061 Aluminum Alloy byAccumulative Roll-Bonding ProcessThe 2nd International Conference on LightMaterials for Transportation Systems(LiMAT2001)635 2001780 11S.H.Lee,Y.Saito,T.Sakai, H.Utsunomiya andN.TsujiRole of Shear Strain in Ultragrain Refinement by Accumulative Roll-Bonding ProcessScripta Materialia (in press) 2001781 11K.Yasuna,M.Terauchi,A.Otsuki,K.N.Ishihara,and P.H.ShinguBulk metallic Multilayers Produced by Repeated Press-Rolling andTheir PerpendicularMagnetoresistanceJ.Appl.Phys No.5 Vol.82,,pp.2435-8 1997782 11P.H.Shingu,K.Yasuda,K.N.Ishihara,A.Otsuki,and M.TerauchiNano-scale MetalMultilayersProduced by Repeated Press-Rolling Materials Science Forum 235-238 pp.35-40 1997783 11.K.Yasuna,A.Otsuki,K.N.Ishihara,andP.H.ShinguStudy of Magnetoresistance in Nano-Structured Co-Ag Alloys Producedby Mechanical AlloyingMaterials Science Forum 235-238 pp.825-830 1997784 11 Huang Bin, Ishihara, K.N. and Shingu Bulk nano-scale multilayers prepared by repeated pressing-rolling Acta Metall Sin 34 no.5 455-8 1998785 11 S.D.De la Torre, K.N.Ishihara, P.H.Shingu Synthesis of SnTe by repeated cold-pressing Materials Science and Engineering A266 pp.37-43 1999786 11P.H.Shingu, K.Yasuna, K.N.Ishihara,A.Otsuki and M.TerauchiNano-Scale Metal Multilayers Produced by Repeated Press-Rolling Radiation Effectsin Solids 148 pp.555-562 1999787 11P.H.Shingu, k.N.Ishihara, A.Otsuki,M.Hashimoto, N.Hasegawa, I.DaigoandB.HuangNano-Scaled Multilayered Bulk Materials Manufactured by RepeatedPressingand Rolling in the Ag-Fe and Cu-Fe SystemsMaterials ScienceForum 312-314 pp.293-298 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results788 11K.Yasuna, M.Terauchi, A.Otsuki,K.N.Ishihara, P.H.ShinguFormation ofnanoscaleFe/Ag multilayer by repeated press-rolling andits layer thickness dependenceof mangetoresistanceMaterial Science and Engineering A285 pp.412-417 2000789 11 P.H.Shingu,K.N.Ishihara,A.Otsuki,I.DaigoNano-scaled multi-layerd bulkmaterialsmanufactured by repeatedpressing and rolling in the Cu-Fe systemMaterials Science and Engineering A301-306 pp399-402 2001790 11Yuichiro Watanabe,Keiichi N.Ishihara,P.HideoShinguSTRENGTH OF NANO-THICKNESS MULTI-LAYERED Fe-CuCOMPOSITES PRODUCED BY REPEATED PRESSING AND ROLLINGScripta MATERIALIA 44 pp1853-1857 2001791 11P.Bhattacharya,S.Bysakh,K.N.Ishihara andK.ChattopadhyayNEW OBSERVATION ON HEATING Ni-Al MULTILAYERS OF 10nmPERIODICITYScripta MATERIALIA 44 pp1831-1835 2001792 11P.Bhattacharya,K.N.Ishihara,K.ChattopadhyayFeAl multilayers by sputtering: heat treatment and the phase evolution Materials Science and Engineering A304-306 pp250-254 2001793 12 A.Hirata Field Electron Emission from Single-Crystal Diamond ParticlesNew Diamond andFrontier Carbon technology1999.5.24794 12 B.Gogia Doping of Alkaline- earth and Rare-earth metals into C60 crystalADC/FCT JointConference 19991999.6.30795 12 B.GogiaSurface modification of SiC by laser heating under variousatmospheric conditionsADC/FCT JointConference 19991999.7.30796 12 F.KokaiTime-of-flight mass spectrometric studies on laser ablation dynamicsofgraphite:correlation to diamond-like carbon film deposition1999.11.1797 12 H.AgoDispersion of Metal Nanoparticles for Aligned Carbon NanotubeArraysApplied PhysicsLetters2000.2.7798 12 T.SuzukiAligned Carbon Nanotube Films Self-Organized by SurfaceDecomposition on SiCCeramicsTransactions2000.3.15799 12 T.Suzuki TEM observations of aligned Carbon Nanotube films on SiC ABSTRACT BOOK 2000.6.26800 12 M.Kusunoki Surfasce Decomposition Mechanisms on SiC (0001)and(000-1)FacesCeramics Transactionsthe American Ceramic Society801 12 M.KusunokiFormation of self-aligned carbon nanotube films by surfacedecomposition of silicon carbidePhilosophical MagazineLetters1998.11.30802 12 M.KyotaniSynthesis of Conjugated Polymer with Carbynoid Stucture byDehydrochlorination of Chlorinated Polyacetylene FilmSynthetic Metals 101 59-60 1999.5803 12 M.KyotaniHelical Polyacetylene Synthesized under Asymmetric Reaction FieldConstructed with Chiral Nematic Liquid CrystalsMol.Cryst.liq.Cryst 332 436-470 1999.7804 12 M.Kusunoki A Formation Mechanism of Carbon Nanotube Films on SiC(0001)Applied PhysicsLetters2000.3.6

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results805 12 T.Tachibana Diamond Films grown by a 60kW microwave plasma CVD systemDiamond and RelatedMaterials2000.7.24806 12 T.TachibanaGrowth of {111}-oriented Diamond on Pt/Ir/Pt substrate Deposited onsapphreDiamond and RelatedMaterials2000.7.24807 12 F.KokaiLaser ablation of boron carbide:thin-film deposition and plumeanalysisDiamond and RelatedMaterials2000.9.3808 12 T.KomatsuSynthesis of carbon nanotubes in the presence of ultra fine metalparticlesFullerene Science &Techoligy2000.10.3809 12 M.KyotaniStructure Formation of Nanoribbon Graphite from Carbyne-likeCarbonsSynthetic Metals 2000.10.30810 12 Y.Miyamoto Condensed phases of all-pentagon C20 cages as superconductors? Physical Review B 2000.12.15811 12 Y.Miyamoto Theoretical identification of the smallest fullerene,C20 Phys Rev Letter 2000.12.26812 12 T.KimuraTime-of-flight mass spectroscopic studies of positive ionic speciesgenerated by laser ablation of silicon carbideChemical PhysicsLetters2000.12.25813 12 T.WatanabeDevelopment of plasma based ion implantation system using ECRplasma source with a mirror field and synthesis of carbon thin filmsJapanese Journal AppliedPhysics2000.12.8814 12 K.KobashiIncorporation of Pt particles in boron-doped diamond thin films-Applications in electrocatalaysisElectrochemical and Solid-State Letters3 6 286-289 2000815 12 T.TachibanaParametric study of bias-enhanced nucleation of diamond on platinumin microwave plasmaDiamond and RelatedMaterials9 251-255 2000816 12 Y.YokotaCathodoluminescence of boron-doped heteroepitaxial diamond films onplatinumDiamond and RelatedMater8,p1587(1999) 1587 1999817 12 T.TachibanaHeteroepitaxial growth of (111)-oriented diamond films onplatinum(111)/sapphire(0001)J.Cryst. Growth, 205 163 1999818 12 T.TachibanaGrowth of polycrystalline diamond films including diborane andoxygen in the source gasJ,Electrochem.Soc 146 1996 1999819 12 F.HoshiWell-aligned carbon nanofibers synthesized by electron cyclotronresonance chemical vapor deposition820 12 F.HoshiThe effect of humidity on the tribological behavior of diamond-likecarbon film coated on WC-Co by physical vapor deposition methodSurface and CoatingsTechnology133-134 2000.5.10821 12 K.YamamotoThe sp3 bond fraction in carbon films prepared by mass-separated ionbeam depositionDiamond&RelatedMaterials2000.9.1822 12 K.YamamotoXPS studies of amorphous SiCN thin films prepared by nitrogenassisted pulsed laser deposition of SiC targetDiamond&RelatedMaterials2000.9.1

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results823 12 M.IshiharaAluminum nitride thin films prepared by radical-assited pulsed laserdepositionVacuum59 649-656 2000.12824 12 M.Popov Polymerized nanotubes :Birth of a new class of superhard materials Phys Rev 2000.11.1825 12 T.Komatsu The first synthesis and characterization of cyameluric high polymers Macromol.Chem. Phys 202,19-25 1999.10.19826 12 T.Watanabe Formation of a-C thin films by plasma-based ion implantationScience and Technologyof Advanced Materials2001.2.15827 12 F.KokaiEffect of laser fluence on the deposition and hardness of boroncarbide thin filmsApplied Physics A 2001.3.19828 12 H.AgoGas-phase Synthesis-wall Carbon Nanotubes from Colloidal Solutionof Metal NanoparticlesChemical PhysicsLetters2001.2.27829 12 Y.MiyamotoAb initio investigation of physisorption of molecular hydrogen onplanar and curved graphenesJournal of ChemicalPhysics B2000.9.2830 12 T.KomatsuPolycondensation pyrolysis of tris-s-triagine derivatives leading topraphite-like carbon nitridesJ.Mater Chem 2000.7.25831 12 M.BanDiamond-like carbon films deposited by electron beam excited plasmaCVDDiamond and RelatedMaterials2001.4.16832 12 M.KyotaniStructural Properties of Carbon Materials from Electro-chemicalReduction of Fluorinated NaphthaleneCarbon 2001.4833 12 Y.Nishibayashi Microfabrication of various electron emitters on single crystal DiamondThe 6th Applied DiamondConference/2nd FrontierCarbon Technology JointConference2001.5.7834 12 T.Komatsu Attempted Chemical Syntlesis of Graphite-like Carbon Nitride J.Mater Chemistry 2000.9.21835 12 T.KomatsuPrototype Carbon Nitrides Similar to the Symmetric Triangular form ofMelon2000.9.5836 12 T.Kurooka Improvement of adhesion in CBN film by means of Al addition. Thin Solid Films 2001.6.21837 12 M.Kyotani tructure of Pyrolytic Carbon from Polyacetylene Carbon 2001.6.25838 12 Y.Ando Smooth and High-Rate Reactive Ion Etching of DiamondDiamond and RelatedMaterials(diamond2001)2001.7.15839 12 Y.AndoLange Area Deposition of -Textured Diamond Fiims by a 60-kw Microwave Plasma(Diamond2001)Diamond and RelatedMaterials(diamond2001)2001.7.15840 12 T.Hasegawa Synthesis of B-C-N films by electron beam excited plasmaCVDDiamond and RelatedMaterials2001.9.2

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results841 12 M.BanA study on internal stress of diamond like carbon films deposited byelectron beam excited plasma CVDDiamond and RelatedMaterials2001.10.22842 12 Y.Nishibayashi Anisotropic Etching and of Fine Column on a Single Crystal DiamondDiamond and RelatedMaterials2001.7.20843 12 Y.Ando Formation of conducting by high metal ion implantation into diamondDiamond and RelatedMaterials(diamond2000)2000.6.30844 12 T.HasegawaProperties of B-C-N Fims Synthesized by an Electron Beam ExcitedPlasma CVD MethodSurface and CoatingsTechnology2001.10.29845 12 M.BanDeposition of Carbon Nitride Films by an Electron Beam ExcitedPlasma(EBEP) Sputtering MethodSurface and CoatingsTechnology2001.10.29846 12 T.WatanabeSynthesis of a-C thin films by plasma-based ion inplantationusing an electron resonance plasma source with a mirror fieldSurface and CoatingsTechnology2001.10.29847 12 T.WatanabeSynthesis of Amorphous Carbon Films by Plasma-Based IonImplantation using ECR Plasma with a mirror fierdSurface and CoatingsTechnology2001.6.26848 12 K.MeguroSynthesis of large-sized single crystal diamond by homopitaxialgrowthNew Diamond andFrontier Carbon technology2001.11.14849 12 M.SuzukiLubricities of complex oxide CaCu02 as a solid lubricant in oilboundary lubrication2001.8.8850 12 Wei ZhangTribological behavior of fluorinated diamond-like carbon films in lowand high humidity airThin Solid Films 2001.6.28851 12 Wei ZhangEffect of environment on friction and wear properties of diamond-likecarbon filmsThin Solid Films 2001.9.2852 12 Wei ZhangMechanical and tribological properties of Ar incorporated diamond-likecarbon filmsThin Solid Films 2001.9.5853 12 M.Ban Internal Stress Reduction by Incorporation of Silicon in DLC FilmsSurface and CoatingTechnology2002.1.10854 12 M.Popov Superhard phase composed of singie-wall carbon nanotubes Physical Review B 2002.1.2855 13 Hiroyuki Takeno,Takeji HashimotoIntermittency of droplet growth in phase separation of off-criticalpolymer mixtures.J. Chem. Phys. 108 3 1225-1233 1998856 13Takeji Hashimoto,Katsuo MatsuzakiKiyotoshi FujiokaFormation of droplets with a very narow size distribution in mixturessubjected to shear flow. I. Shear rate dependence.J. Chem. Phys. 108 16 6963-6972 1998857 13Weiguang Yao,Koji TakahashiKiyohito KoyamaTheoretical Tool for Optimum Design of Mixer, and Visualization andQuantification of Mixing PerformanceJournal of Chemical Engineering of Japan 1998858 13K. Yoshida,T. ShimomuraKohzo Ito,R. HayakawaInclusion complex formation of cyclodextrin and polyaniline. Langmuir 15 4 910-913 1998

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results859 13 Kayori Iyama,Takuhei NoseKinetics of Micelle Formation with Change of Micelle Shape in a DiluteSolution of Diblock CopolymersMacromolecules 31 21 7356-7364 1998860 13 Naoki Sakamoto ,akeji HashimotoOrdering Dynamics of a Symmetric Polystyrene-block-polyisoprene. 1.Ordering Mechanism from the Disordered State.Macromolecules 31 10 3292-33 1998861 13 Naoki Sakamoto,Takeji HashimotoOrdering Dynamics of a Symmetric Polystyrene-block-polyisoprene. 2.Real-Space Analysis on the Formation of Lamellar Microdomain.Macromolecules 31 12 3815-3823 1998862 13Yuichi Masubuchi,Hideharu MatsuokaJun-ichi Takimoto,Kiyohito KoyamaYoshinori OhtaMeasurement of Young's Modulus and Poisson's Ratio of Polymersunder High PressureMaterials Science Research International 4 3 223-226 1998863 13Tatsuhiro Takahashi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaUniaxial Elongational Viscosity of Poly(Styrene-Block-Butadiene-Block-Styrene) MeltsMaterials Science Research International 4 2 1998864 13Akihiro Nishioka,Tatsuhiro TakahashiYuichi Masubuchi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaStress Relaxation of Polymer Melts in Biaxial and Planar Elongations Materials Science Research International 4 2 121-123 1998865 13 Takeji Hashimoto,Hirokazu Hasegawa Neutron Scattering Study of Polymer Blends. Neutron News 9 3 .32-34 1998866 13Yasushi Okumura,Kohzo ItoR. HayakawaInclusion-dissociation transition in the complex formation betweenmolecular nanotubes and linear polymer chains in solutionsPhys. Rev. Lett. 80 22 5003-5006 1998867 13 Hajime Tanaka,Takeaki ArakiSpontaneous double phase separation induced by rapid hydrodynamiccoarsening in two-dimensional fluid mixtures.Phys. Rev. Lett. 81 389-342 1998868 13Masaki Hayashi,Alexander RibbeTakeji Hasihmoto,Martin WeberW. Hechmann869 13 Kayori Iyama,Takuhei Nose870 13871 13872 13Takeji Hashimoto,Toshihiro OgawaNaoki Sakamoto,Makoto IchimiyaJin Kon Kim,Chang Dae HanKatsuhiro Iomata,Nobuhiko OharaHiroo Shimizu,Takuhei NoseTakuhei NoseNaoe KasemuraThe influence of wettability on the morphology of blends ofpolysulfones and polyamides.Temperature-concentration diagram of polystyrene-blockpolydimethylsiloxaneassociates formed in dilute solution of selectivesolventSmall-angle X-ray scattering and rheological studies on the orderingprocess of cylindrical microdomains in a polystyrene-blockpolyisoprenecopolymer.Phase behaviour of rod with flexible side chains / coil / solventsystems: poly(a,L-glutamate) with tri(ethylene glycol) side chains,poly(ethylene glycol), and dimethylformamideSurface enrichment and surface tension ofoligo(styrene)/oligo(dimethylsiloxane) blends near the criticaltemperaturePolymer 39 2 299-308 1998Polymer 39 3 651-658 1998Polymer 39 8-9 1573-1581 1998Polymer 39 15 3379-3386 1998Polymer 39 24 6137-6143 1998873 13Weiguang Yao,Kouji TakahashiKiyohito Koyama,Yoshiyuki YamashitaThe Effect of a New Type of Pin Mixing Section on the Performance of aSingle-Screw ExtruderPolymer Engineering and Science 10 1998874 13 Takuhei Nose,Kayori IyamaMicellization and relaxation kinetics of diblock copolymers in solutionbased on A-W theoryRep.Prog. Polym. Phys., Jnp. 41 .127-130 1998875 13876 13Yasuhiko Suzuki,Yuichi MasubuchiJun-ichi Takimoto,Kiyohito KoyamaWataru Nagatake,YasuhikoSuzukiYuichi Masubuchi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaAnalysis of Warpage in Consideration for Crystallization of Polymer Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 12 1998Heat of Crystallization under Shear Flow Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 12 1998

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results877 13Tomoyuki Nemoto,Masatoshi KobayashiYuichi Masubuchi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaThe Time Development of Temperature on Parison during ParisonDelivery for PS/Whisker CompositeReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 12 1998878 13879 13880 13 Takuhei NoseTomoyuki Nemoto,Masatoshi KobayashiYuichi Masubuchi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaTatsuhiro Takahashi,Hirokazu NakajimaYuichi Masubuchi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaProcessability of LCP Blend in Blow Molding Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 12 1998Strain-hardening Property and Internal Deformation of PolymerComposite Melts under Uniaxial ElongationStructure and Ordering Processes of Diblock Copolymer Associates inSolutionSen-i Gakkaishi 54 538-543 1998Molecular Interactions and Time-ScaleOrganization in Macromolecular Systems. (Osaka,6/3-6 in 1998)1999881 13H. Kimura,K. AikawaY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaElectrorheological Effect in Liquid Blends, Slow Dynamicsin ComplexSystemsAIP Conf. Proc. 469 152-153 1999882 13A. Minegishi,A. Nishioka,T. TakahashiY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaStrain-Hardening Property of Polystyrene(PS)/Ultrahigh MolecularWeight (UHMW)-PS BlendsAIP Conf. Proc. 469 649-650 1999883 13Y. Masubuchi,J. TakimotoK. KoyamaA Brownian Dynamics Study of Strain Hardening of BranchingPolymer Melts, Slow dyanmics in complex systemsAIP Conf. Proc. 469 659-660 1999884 13 Hajime TanakaViscoelastic Phase Separation of Complex Fluids: Roles of DynamicAsymmetryIL NUOVO CIMENTO 20 2233-2242 1999885 13H. Kimura,K. Aikawa,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaElectrically induced phase inversion in polyurethane/dimethylsiloxaneblend.Int. J. Mod. Phys. B. 13 2011-2017 1999886 13J. Takimoto,H. TakedaY. Masubuchi,K. KoyamaStress rectification in MR fluids under tilted magnetic field. Int. J. Mod. Phys. B. 13 2028-2035 1999887 13T. Kawakatsu,M. DoiR. HasegawaDynamic Density Functional Approach to Phase Separation Dynamicsof Polymer SystemsInt. J. Mod. Phys. C 10 8 1531-1540 1999888 13T. TakahashiJ. TakimotoK. KoyamaElongatinal Viscosity for Miscible and Immiscible Polymer Blends. II.PMMA and AS with similar Elongational ViscosityJ. Appl. Polymer Sci. 72 7 961-969 1999889 13M. Sugimoto,T. Tanaka,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takomoto,K. KoyamaEffect of Chain Structure on the Melt Rheology ofModifiedPolypropylene.J. Appl. Polymer Sci. 73 4 1493-1500 1999890 13T. Takahashi,J. TakimotoK. KoyamaElongational Viscositiy for Miscible and Immiscible Polymer Blends. I.PMMA and AS with Similar Elongational ViscosityJ. Appl. Polymer Sci. 73 5 757-766 1999891 13892 13Kozo Hosokawa,T. ShimomuraH. Furusawa,Y. KimuraKohzo ItoM. C. Newstein,H. Wang,N.P.BalsaraA. A. Lefebvre,Y. Shinidman,H. WatanabeK. Osaki,T. Shikata,H. Niwa,Y. MorishhimaTwo-dimensional spectroscipy of electric birefringence relaxation infrequency domain: Measurment method for second-order nonlinearaafter-effect function.Microstructural Changes in a Colloidal Liquid in the Shear Thinningand Shear Tickening RegimesJ. Chem. Phys. 110 8 4101-4108 1999J. Chem. Phys. 110 10 4827-4838 1999893 13Y.-K. Cho,H. WatanabeS. GranickDielectric Response of Polymer Films Confined Between Mica Surfaces J. Chem. Phys. 110 19 9688-9696 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results894 13Sinpei Tanaka,Kohzo ItoR. HayakawaSize and number density of precrystalline aggregates in lysozymecrystallization processJ. Chem. Phys. 111 10330-10337 1999895 13Tadanori Koga,Tuyoshi KogaT. HashimotoUltra-small-angle x-ray scattering studies on order-disorder transitionin diblock copolymersJ. Chem. Phys. 111 11076 1999896 13T. Takahashi,A. NishiokaY. Masubuchi,J. TakimotoK. KoyamaA Systematic description by BKZ Model of Strain Hardening orSoftening in Uniaxial Elongation of Polymer Melts.J. Macromol. Sci.-Phys., B. 38 3 289-304 1999897 13P. Riha,H. Kimura,K. AikawaY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaThe shear-flow properties of electro-rheological liquid polymeric blends J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 85 10 249-256 1999898 13D.P.Bossev,M. Matsumoto,T. SatoH. Watanabe,M. Nakahara1H and 19F NMR study of the Counterion Effect on the MicellarStructures Formed by Tetraethylammonium and LithiumPerfluorooctylsulfonates. 2. Mixed SystemsJ. Phys. Chem. B. 103 39 8259-8366 1999899 13T. Miura,Kohzo ItoR. HayakawaDynamics of the inclusion complex formation between molecularnanotubes and flexible polymer chainsJ. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 68 .1740-1745 1999900 13K. Okamoto,M. Takahashi,H. YamaneH. Kashihara,H. Watanabe,T. MasudaShape Recovery of a Dispersed Droplet Phase and Stress Relaxationafter Application of Step Shear Strains in a Polystylene/PolycarbonateBlend MeltJ. Rheol. 43 4 951-965 1999901 13 K. Osaki,H. Watanabe,T. InoueStress Overshoot in Shear Flow of an Entangled Polymer with BimodalMolecular Weight DistributionJ. Soc. Rheol. Japan 27 1 63-64 1999902 13H. Watanabe,T. Sato,Y. MatsumiyaT. Inoue,K. OsakiRheo-Dielectrics: Its Applicability J. Soc. Rheol. Japan 27 2 121-125 1999903 13Y. Matsumiya,H. WatanabeT. Sato,K. OsakiSynthesis and Linear Viscoelasticity of Model Comb Polymers. J. Soc. Rheol. Japan 27 2 127-128 1999904 13H. Watanabe,T. Sato,K. OsakiY. Matsumiya,S.H.AnastasiadisEffects of Spatial Confinement on Dielectric Relaxation of BlockCopolymers having Tail, Loop, and Bridge ConformationsJ. Soc. Rheol. Japan 27 3 173-182 1999905 13M. Sugimoto,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takomoto,K. KoyamaMelt Strength and Extrudate Swell of High-melt-StrengthPolypropylene.J. Soc. Rheol. Jpn. 27 1 67-68 1999906 13Tatsuhiro Takahashi,Jun-ichi TakimotoKiyohito KoyamaElongational Viscosities of Random and Block Copolymer Melts Journal of Applied Polymer Science 69 1999907 13S. Inoue,Y. KimuraKohzo Ito,R. HayakawaMolecular Weight Dependence of Dielectric Behavior of Polymerelectrolytes under Shear FlowJpn J. Appl. Phys. Part 2 38 665-667 1999908 13Takuya Fujima,H. FurusawaKohzo Ito,R. HayakawaDielectric relaxation of glass-forming organicliquid in the crossoverregime between normal and supercooled liquid statesJpn J. Appl. Phys. Part 2 38 1046-1048 1999909 13 K. Shimizu,K. Inomata,T. NoseShear-Rate Dependence orf Shear-Induced Orientation in Morphologyof Triblock CopolymerKoubunshi Ronbunshu 56 9 565-570 1999910 13Yuko Nagamine,Kohzo ItoR. HayakawaLow- and high-frequency electric birefringence relaxations in linearpolyelectrolyte solutionsLangumuir 15 4135-4138 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results911 13Kohzo Ito,Y. MaruyamaN. Hiroyasu,R. HayakawaDynamic light scattering in a periodically stationary system Langumuir 15 4139-4142 1999912 13K. Kimishima,H. JinnnaiT. HashimotoControl of Self-Assembled Structure in Binary Mixtures of A-B DiblockCopolymer and A-C Diblock Copolymer by Changing the Interactionbetween B and C Block ChiansMacromolecules 32 8 2585 1999913 13A. E. Ribbe,J. BodycombT. HashimotoQuantitative Analysis of the Staining of a Polyisoprene-blockpolystyreneMacromolecules 32 9 3154-3156 1999914 13M. OkadaT. SakaguchiThermal-History Dependence of Polymerization-Induced PhaseSeparationMacromolecules 32 4154-4156 1999915 13D. Yamaguchi,T. HashimotoN Y. Vaidya,C-D HanEffect of Annealing on the Perfection of Ordered Structure of HighAsymmetric diblock copolymerMacromolecules 32 22 7696-7699 1999916 13Y. Masubuchi,J. TakimotoK. KoyamaSimulation Study on Effect of Polymer Entanglement on the StrainHardeningMolecular Simulation 21 5 257-269 1999917 13Y. Okumura,Kohzo ItoR. HayakawaSwitching transition of molecular nanotubes forming an inclusioncomplex with block copolymers in solutionsPhy. Rev. E. 59 3823-3826 1999918 13Jiunn-Ren Roan,E. I. ShakhnovichPhase separation of a binary fluid containing surfactants in a Hele-Shaw cell.Phys. Rev. E 59 2 2109-2125 1999919 13 Hajime TanakaViscoelastic model of phase separation in colloidal suspensions andemulsionsPhys. Rev. E. 59 6842-6852 1999920 13 Hajime TanakaViscoelastic Phase Separation and Transient Formation of SpongelikePatternsProceedings of the OUM'98 1-99 1999921 13T. NoseN. NumasawaA Theoretical Consideration on Swollen Micelles Block Copolymers indilute SolutionRep.Prog. Polym. Phys., Jnp. 42 53-54 1999922 13A. Nishioka,T. Takahashi,Y. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaCharacteristics of Polymer Melts under Planar Elongation Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 41 21 293-294 1999923 13A. Minegishi,A. Nishioka,T. TakahashiY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaRelation between Strain-hardening Property of Elongational Viscosityand Long-time Relaxation for PS/UHMW-PSReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 41 21 407-408 1999924 13H. Nakamima,T. Takahashi,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaRelation between Elongational Viscosity and Internal Structure for SBSBlock Copolymer MeltReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 41 21 399-400 1999925 13R. Sakuyama,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaMolecular Dynamics Simulation of Crystalline Nucleation of polymer Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999926 13W. Nagatake,Y. SuzukiY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaEffect of Glass Fiber on the Crystallization Behavior of Polypropylene Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999927 13J. Asano,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaEffect of Strain Hardening Properties and Lubricants on Blow MoldedProductsReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results928 13Y. Kato,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaEffect of Gap between Electrodes on the Electrorheological Behavior ofFiber SystemReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999929 13A. Nitta,N. Gohko,H. KimuraY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaThe Viscoelastic Behavior of Electrorheological Fluid under SqueezeFlowReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999930 13K. Aikawa,H. Kimura,N. GohkoY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaElectrorheological Effect of Polymer Blend in Slit Flow Reports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan 1999931 13Y. Masubuchi,J. TakimotoK. KoyamaMeasurement of Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio of polymer usingUltrasonics (in Japanese)Seikei-Kakou 11 2 102-107 1999932 13T. Hashimoto,K. KimishimaTadanori KogaSolid-Solid Phase Transformation in Soft Matters: ThermoreversibleTransformation between BCC-Spheres and Hexagonal Cylinders inBlock CopolymersThe Japan Institute of Metsls ProceedingsVol.12(JIMIC-3)Pt.II 1377 1999933 13T. Hashimoto,Tadanori KogaTuyoshi Koga,N. SakamotoThermal-Noise-Induced First-Order Phase Transition In SymmetricBlock Copolymers: Behavior of Block Copolymers as a Complex LiquidThe Physics of Complex Liquids 1999934 13H. KODAMAS. KOMURAMean-Field Studies of Block Copolymer/Homopolymers BlendsAIP Conference Proceedings, Statistical Physics,ed. by M. Tokuyama and H.E.Stanley519 247-249 2000935 13A. KURODA ,T. YAMAUET. TANIGUCHI ,M. DOISimulation of Fracture of Polymeric MaterialAIP Conference Proceedings, Statistical Physics,ed. by M. Tokuyama and H.E.Stanley519 262-264 2000936 13T. TANIGUCHI, K. SATOM. DOIElectro-Rheological Effects of Binary Fluid MixturesAIP Conference Proceedings, Statistical Physics,ed. by M. Tokuyama and H.E.Stanley519 581-583 2000937 13T. YAMAUE,T. TANIGUCHIM. DOIShrinking dynamics and patterns of gels.AIP Conference Proceedings, Statistical Physics,ed. by M. Tokuyama and H.E.Stanley519 584-586 2000938 13T. NoseK. IyamaMicellization and relaxation kinetics of diblock copolymers in dilutesolution based on A-W theory I. Description of a model for core-coronatype micellesComputational and Theoretical Polymer Sci. 10 249-257 2000939 13M. Monzen, T. Kawakatsu,M. Doi ,R. HasegawaMicelle formation in triblock copolymer solutions. Comput. Theoret. Polym. Sci. 10 275-280 2000940 13Takeshi AoyagiMasao DoiMolecular dynamics dimulation of dntangled polymers in shear flowComputational and Theoretical Polymer Science(Elsevier Sci.)10 317-321 2000941 13 Mototsugu Yoshida A National Project on mesoscipic simulation in Japan Computer Phys. Comm. 127 100-104 2000942 13R. Rzehak,W. KromenT. Kawakatsu,W. ZimmermannDeformation of a Tethered Polymer in Uniform Flow Euro. Phys. J. E2 2 3-30 2000943 13Hajime TanakaTakeaki ArakiSurface effects on spinodal decomposition of incompressible binaryfluid mixturesEurophys. Lett 51 2 154-160 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results944 13 Hajime Tanaka Thermodynamic anomaly and polyamorphism of water Europhys. Lett 50 3 340-346 2000945 13Eiji Ikeda,Y. OkumuraT. Shimomura,Kohozo Ito,R. HayakawaInclusion behavior between molecular nanotubes and linear polymerchains in aqueous solutionsJ. Chem. Phys. 112 4321-4325 2000946 13 Hajime Tanaka Simple physical model of liquid water J. Chem. Phys. 112 799-809 2000947 13A. Nishioka,T. Takahashi,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaDescription of uniaxial, biaxial, and planar elongational viscosities ofpolystyrene melt by the K-BKZ modelJ. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech. 89 287-301 2000948 13 Hajime TanakaInhomogeneous Flow in a One-Component Polymeric Fluid with aNonmonotonic Constitutive LawJ. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 69 299-302 2000949 13 Hajime Tanaka Viscoelastic phase separation J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 12 R207-R264 2000950 13 K. Inomata,H. Shimizu,T. NosePhase Equilibrium Studies on Rod/Solvent and Rod/Coil/SolventSystemes Containing Poly(a, L-glutamate) Having Oligo(ethylene glycol) J. Polym. Sci., B: Polym. Phys. 38 1331-1340 2000Side Chains951 13M. Kakiuchi,Y. Aoki,H. Watanabe,K. OsakiDielectric Behavior of PVC Gels and Sols in Dioctyl Phthalate J. Soc. Rheol. Japan 28 4 197-198 2000952 13Takuya Fujima,Hiroshi Frusawa,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaDielectric study on the Johari-Goldstein mode of glass-forming sorbitol Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2 39 744-746 2000953 13Yuko Nishikawa,Akihiro Fukagawa,Hiroshi Frusawa,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaHow to extract the counterion valency effect on polyelectrolyteconformationsJournal of the Physical Society of Japan 69 4116-4117 2000954 13Yasushi Okumura,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke Hayakawa,Toshio NishiSelf-assembling dendritic supramolecule of molecular nanotubes andstarpolymersLangmuir 26 10278-10280 2000955 13Y. Matsumiya,H. WatanabeK. OsakiComparison of Dielectric and Viscoelastic Relaxation Functions of cis-Polyisoprenes: Test of Tube Dilation Molecular PictureMacromolecules 33 2 499-506 2000956 13K. Karatasos,S.H.AnastasadisT. Pakula,H. WatanabeOn the Loops to Bridges Ratio in Ordered Triblock Copolymers: AnInvestigation by Dielectric Relaxation Spectroscopy and ComputerSimulationsMacromolecules 33 2 523-542 2000957 13T. Sato,,H. Watanabe,K. OsakiThermoreversible Physical Gelatin of Block Copolymers in a SelectiveSolventMacromolecules 33 5 1686-169 2000958 13H. Watanabe,T. Sato,K. OsakiConcentration Dependence of Loop Fraction in Styrene-Isoprene-Styrene Triblock Copolymer Solutions and Corresponding Changes inEquuilibrium ElasticityMacromolecules 33 7 2545-2550 2000959 13H. Watanabe,S.M. Kilbey,M. TirrellA Scaling Model for Osmotic Energy of Polymer Brushes Macromolecules 33 24 9146-9151 2000960 13M. Okada,H. MasunagaH. FurukawaThermal-History Dependence of Polymerization-Induced PhaseSeparationMacromolecules 33 7238-7240 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results961 13 Mototsugu YoshidaThe Outline of Platform for Designing High Functional MaterialsProject.Now & Future 15 45 2-4 2000962 13 Hajime Tanaka General view of a liquid-liquid phase transition Phys. Rev. E 62 5 6968-6976 2000963 13Hajime TanakaTakeaki ArakiSimulation Method of Colloidal Suspensions with HydrodynamicInteractions: Fluid Particle DynamicsPhys. Rev. Lett. 85 6 1338-1341 2000964 13W. Nagatake,T. TakahashiY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaDevelopment of Shear Flow Thermal Rheometer (SFTR) for directmeasurement of crystallization fraction of polymer melts under sheardeformationPolymer 41 1 523-531 2000965 13Y. Fukumine,K. InomataA. Takano,T. NoseMicellization hebavior of diblock copolymers in solution near thecritical micelle temperaturePolymer 41 5367-5374 2000966 13T. Takahashi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaUniaxial Elongational Viscosity of Various Molten Polymer Composites Polymer Composites 20 3 357-366 2000967 13T. Azuma,O. TyagiT. NoseStatic and Synamic Properties of Block-Copolymer Solution in PoorSolvent. I. A Light Scattering Study on Solutions in Weakly-SelectiveSolventsPolymer J. 32 2 151-158 2000968 13Yasushi Okumura,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaTheory on inclusion behavior between cyclodextrin molecules andlinear polymer chains in solutionsPolymers for Advanced Materials 11 815-819 2000969 13Takeshi Shimomura,Ken-ichi Yoshida,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaInsulation effect of an inclusion complex formed by polyaniline and -cyclodextrin in solutionPolymers for Advanced Materials 11 837-839 2000970 13971 13972 13K. Miganawa,S. Masuda,N. Gohko,K. Koyama,M. TanakaY. Kato,Y. MasubuchiJ. Takimoto,K. KoyamaC. Ogawa,Y.Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaHomogeneous and Blended ER Fluids with Polyether DerivativesThe Mechanism of ER Effect Induced by Attaching Flocked Fabrics onElectrodesDomain Structure and MR Effect of Ferrofluid Emulsion973 13 K. Koyama Domain Structure Control by Electric Field974 13975 13H. Iwatsuki,N. Gohko,H. Kimura,Y.Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaH. Kimura,K. AikawaY. Masubuchi,J. Takimoto,K. KoyamaMolecular Orientation and Electrohydrodynamic Flow in HomogeneousER FluidsElectrically Induced Viscosity Change in Immiscible Liquid BlendProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensionsProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensionsProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensionsProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensionsProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensionsProc. of the 7th Int'l Conference on Electro-Rheological Fluids Macneto- RheologicalSuspensions95-102 2000224-230 2000224-230 2000344-357 2000479-485 2000587-594 2000976 13S. D. Mishler,H. Dreze, H. K. Lyon,D. W. Mead, R. G. Larson,M. DoiAPPLICATION OF BINARY INTERACTION THEORY TO GENERALEXTENSIONAL FLOWS: POLYDISPERSE POLYMERSProceedings of the XIIIth International Congress onRheology1 154-156 2000977 13H.W.Chen,M.K.Lyon,W.D.MeadR.G.Larson,M.DoiAPPLICATION OF BINARY INTERACTION THEORY TOMONODISPERSE STAR POLYMERS IN NONLINEAR FLOWSProceedings of the XIIIth International Congress onRheology2 47-49 2000978 13J. Takimoto,H. TasakiM. DoiPREDICTION OF THE RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYMERMELTS BY STOCHASTIC SIMULATIONProceedings of the XIIIth International Congress onRheology2 97-99 2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results979 13 Hajime TanakaA Simple Phenomenological Model of Shear Banding in A PolymericFluid with A Non-Monotonic Constitutive LawProceedings of the XIIIth INTERNATIONALCONGRESS ON RHEOLOGY3 182-184 2000980 13Hajime Tanaka,,Jun Yamamoto,Mamoru IsobeShear Effects on Fluctuation Kinetics and Topological Transition ofFluid MembranesProceedings of the XIIIth INTERNATIONALCONGRESS ON RHEOLOGY3 291-293 2000981 13 H. Watanabe Viscoelasticity and Dynamics of Entangled Polymers Prog. Polym. Sci. 24 9 1253-1403 2000982 13Hiroo Fukunaga,Jun-ichi TakimotoTakeshi Aoyagi,Tatsuya YamaueFumio Sawa,Masao DoiParameterization of the Gay-Berne Potential for nCBProgress of Theoretical Physics "ComputationalPhysics and Related Topics"Suppl. 138 396-397 2000983 13Fumio Sawa,Jun-ichi Takimoto,TakeshiAoyagiHiroo Fukunaga,Tatsuya Shoji,Masao DoiMolecular Dynamics Study of Poly(ethylene oxide) Containing LiI SaltProgress of Theoretical Physics "ComputationalPhysics and Related Topics"Suppl. 138 408-409 2000984 13Shinzi Urashita,Toshihiro KawakatsuMasao DoiMorphologies of Multiphase Polymer Blend SystemsProgress of Theoretical Physics "ComputationalPhysics and Related Topics"Suppl. 138 412-413 2000985 13Tatsuya Yamaue,Takashi TaniguchiMasao DoiShrinking Process of Gels by Stress-Diffusion Coupled DynamicsProgress of Theoretical Physics "ComputationalPhysics and Related Topics"Suppl. 138 416-417 2000986 13H. Watanabe,T. Sato,K. Osaki,M. Matsumiya,D.P. Bossev,C.E. McNamee,M. NakaharaLinear Viscoelastic Behavior of perfluorooctyl Sulfonate Mecelles:Effects of Counter-IonRheol. Acta. 39 2 110-12 2000987 13T. Yamaue,T. TaniguchiM. DoiThe Simulation of Large Deformation of Gels by Stress-DiffusionCoupled Model.Trans. Materials Research Society, Jpn. 25 3 767-770 2000988 13Yasushi OkumuraKohzo ItoThe polyrotaxane gel: a topological gel by figure-of-eight cross-links Advanced Materials 13 7 485-487 2001989 13Yasushi OkumuraKohzo ItoThe polyrotaxane gel: a topological gel by figure-of-eight cross-links Advanced Materials 13 7 485-487 2001990 13H.Nakazawa,S.Fujinami,M.Motoyama,T.Ohta,T.ArakiH.Tanaka,T.Fujisawa,H.Nakada,M.Hayashi,M.AizawaPhase separation and gelation of polymer-dispersed liquid crystals Compulational and Theoretical Polymer Scinence 11 6 445-458 2001991 13 T. Nose,N. NumasawaA Theory of Swollen Hollow Micelles of Diblock Copolymers inSelective SolventsComputational and Theoretical Polymer Sci. 11 167-174 2001992 13Hiroya Kodama,Shigeyuki Komura,Keizou TamuraMean-field approach to polymeric microemulsions Europhysics Lett. 53 1 46-52 2001993 13Hajime TanakaShinsaku TakagiPhase-coherent light scattering spectroscopy. . General principle andpolarized dynamic light scatteringJ. Chem. Phys. 114 14 6286-6295 2001994 13Shinsaku TakagiHajime TanakaPhase-coherent light scattering spectroscopy. . Deporlarizeddynamic light scatteringJ. Chem. Phys. 114 14 6296-6302 2001995 13Takeshi Aoyagi ,Jun-ichi TakimotoMasao DoiMolecular Dynamics Study of Polymer Melt Confined between Walls J. Chem. Phys. 115 1 552-559 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results996 13Hajime TanakaShinsaku TakagiPhase-coherent light scattering spectroscopy. . General principle andpolarized dynamic light scatteringJ. Chem. Phys. 2001997 13Shinsaku TakagiHajime TanakaPhase-coherent light scattering spectroscopy. . Deporlarizeddynamic light scatteringJ. Chem. Phys. 2001998 13J.-R. Roan,T. KawakatsuModel for phase transitions in the solid phases of LangmuirmonolayersJ. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 70 3 738-742 2001999 13 Hajime TanakaPhysical Origin of the Boson Peak Deduced from a Two-Order-Parameter Model of LiquidJ. Phys. Soc. Jpn 70 5 1178-1181 20011000 13 Hajime TanakaInterplay between wetting and phase separation in binary fluidmixtures: roles of hydrodynamicsJ. Phys:Condens.Matter13 21 4637-4674 20011001 13M. Kakiuchi,Y. AokiH. Watanabe,K. OsakiViscoelastic Properties of Poly(Vinyl Chloride): Effect of PlasticizerTypeJ. Soc. Rheol. Japan 29 1 53-59 20011002 13H. Watanabe,Y. MatsumiyaM. Kakiuchi,Y. AokiRheo-dielectric Behavior of Carbon Black Suspensions J. Soc. Rheol. Japan 29 2 77-80 20011003 13Tomonori Akai, Takumi Abe, TakeshiShimomura and Kohzo ItoManipulation of insulated molecular wire with atomic force microscope Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2(12A) 40 L1327-L1329 20011004 13Tomonori Akai, Takumi Abe, TakeshiShimomura and Kohzo ItoManipulation of insulated molecular wire with atomic force microscope Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2(12A) 40 L1327-L1329 20011005 13Akihiro Fukagawa, Hiroshi Frusawa,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaDivalent counterion effect on the electrostatic persistence length ofpolyelectrolyte chains: an electric birefringence studyJapanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2(8B) 40 L894-L896 20011006 13Akihiro Fukagawa, Hiroshi Frusawa,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaDivalent counterion effect on the electrostatic persistence length ofpolyelectrolyte chains: an electric birefringence studyJapanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2(8B) 40 L894-L896 20011007 13Yuichi Masubuchi, Jun-ichi Takimoto,Kiyohito KoyamaBrownian simulations of anetwork of reptating primitive chainsJouranal of chemical Physics1159 .4387-4394 20011008 13Makoto Saito,Takeshi Shimomura,Yasushi Okumura,Kohzo Ito,Reinosuke HayakawaTemperature dependence of inclusion-dissociation behavior betweenmolecular nanotubes and linear polymers”Journal of Chemical Physics 114 1-3 20011009 13Takeshi Shimomura , Tomonori Akai, TakumiAbe, and Kohzo ItoAtomic force microscopy observation of insulated molecular wireformed by conducting polymer and molecular nanotubeJournal of Chemical Physics 116(5), (2002) 5 1753-1756 20011010 13M.Sugimoto, Y.Masubuchi, J. Takikmoto,K.KoyamaMelt Rheology of Polypropyrene Containing Small Amount of High-Molecular-Weight Chain.2.Uniaxial and Biaxial Extensional FlowJournal of polymer science B Polymer physics 39 2692-2704 20011011 13 H. Watanabe Rheology of Diblock Copolymer Micelles in Selective SolventsKobunnshi Ronbunshu58 135-146 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results1012 13Takuya Funaki, Takeshi Shimomura andKohzo ItoInclusion-dissociation behavior between non-ionic surfactants andmolecular nanotube in aqueous solutionKoubunshi Ronbunshu 58 299-303 20011013 13Takuya Funaki, Takeshi Shimomura andKohzo ItoInclusion-dissociation behavior between non-ionic surfactants andmolecular nanotube in aqueous solutionKoubunshi Ronbunshu 58 299-303 20011014 13 H. Watanabe Dielectric Relaxation of Type-A Polymers in Melts and Solutions Macromol. Rapid Commun. 22 3 127-175 20011015 13T. Nose,K. Inomata,H. MoritaT. Kawakatsu,M. DoiEffects of A-B Block copolymer additives on interfacial tension of A/Bpolymer blends near the ciritical temperature; comparison of meanfieldcalculations with experimentsMacromolecular Chemistry and Physics in press 20011016 13H. Watanabe,T. KanayaY. TakahashiEquilibrium Elasticity of Diblock Copolymer Micellar Lattice Macromolecules 34 3 662-665 20011017 13H. Watanabe,K. OsakiM. Kakiuchi,Y. AokiViscoelastic Properties of Poly(vinyl chloride) Sols Macromolecules 34 3 666-670 20011018 13M. Kakiuchi,Y. AokiH. Watanabe,K. OsakiViscoelastic Properties of Poly(Vinyl Chloride) Gels: Universality of GelElasticityMacromolecules 34 9 2987-2991 20011019 13Y. Aoki,A. HatanoT. Tanaka,H. WatanabeNonlinear Stress Relaxation of ABS Polymers in the Molten State Macromolecules 34 9 3100-3107 20011020 13S. M. Kilbey II,H. WatanabeM. TirrellStructure and Scaling of Polymer Brushes near the Theta Condition Macromolecules 34 15 5249-5259 20011021 13Y. MatsumiyaH. WatanabeFurther Test of the Tube Dilation Process in Star-Branched cis-Polyisoprene: Role of Branching-Point FluctuationMacromolecules 34 16 5702-5710 20011022 13M.Sugimoto, Y.Masubuchi, J. Takikmoto,K.KoyamaMelt Rheology of Polypropyrene Containing Small Amount of High-Molecular-Weight Chain.2.Uniaxial and Biaxial Extensional FlowMacromolecules 34 6056-6063 20011023 13H. Watanabe,Y. MatsumiyaT. Kanaya,Y. TakahashiRheology and Structure of a Butadiene-Styrene Diblock Copolymer inDibutyl Phthalate: Role of Concentration Fluctuation in Disruption andReformation of Micellar Lattice.Macromolecules 34 19 6742-6755 20011024 13H. Hahn,J. H. LeeN. P. Balsara,B. A. Garetz,H. WatanabeViscoelastic Properties of Aligned Block Copolymer Lamellae Macromolecule 34 25 8701-8709 20011025 13Hiroshi Morita,Toshihiro KawakatsuMasao DoiDynamic Density Functional Study on the Structure of Thin PolymerBlend Films with a Free SurfaceMacromolecules 34 25 8777-8783 20011026 131027 13Takeaki ArakiHajime TanakaKatsuhiro InomataLi-Zhi LiuTakuhei NoseBenjamin ChuThree-Dimensional Numerical Simulations of Viscoelastic PhaseSeparation: Morphological CharacteristicsSynchrotron Small-Angle X-ray Scattering Studies on Phase Separationand Crystallization of Associated Polymer BlendsMacromolecules in press 2001Macromolecules in press 20011028 13H. Fukunaga,T. AoyagiJ. Takimoto,M. DoiParameterization of the Gay-Berne potential for nCB and moleculardynamics simulation of 5CBMol. Cryst. Liquid Cryst. 365 1695-1702 20011029 13H. Nakazawa,S. Fujinami,M. MotoyamaT. Ohta,T. Araki,H. TanakaPolymerization-induced phase separation of polymer-dispersed liquidcrystalMolebular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 366 2723-2730 2001

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results1030 13Jun YamamotoHajime TanakaTransparent nematic phase in a liquid-crystal-based microemulsion Nature 409 321-325 20011031 13 Jiunn-Ren RoanAttraction between nanoparticles inducedby end-grafted homopolymers in good solventPhys. Rev. Lett. 86 6 1027-1030 20011032 13R. Hayashi,M. Takahashi,H. YamaneH. Jinnai,H. WatanabeDynamic Interfacial Properties of Polymer Blends under Large StepStrains: Shape Recovery of a Single DropletPolymer 42 2 757-764 20011033 13Y. Sakane,K. Inomata,H. MoritaT. Kawakatsu,M. Doi,T. NoseEffects of low-molecular-weight additives on interfacial tension ofpolymer blends: experiments forpoly(dimethylsiloxane)/poly(tetramethyldisiloxane)+oligo(dimethylsiloxane), and comparison with mean-field calculationsPolymer in press 20011034 13A.V.Sesha Sainath, T. Inoue, K. Yonetake, K.KoyamaThermal behaviour of poly(acryloyloxybenzoic acid)/nylon Polymer 42 9859-9862 20011035 131036 13Akihiro Nishioka,Tatsuhiro Takahashi, YuichiMasubuchi, jun-ichi Takimoto, KiyohitoKoyamaYuichi Masubuchi, Kaori Watanabe, WataruNagatake, Jun-ichi. Takimoto, KiyohitoKoyamaMelt rheology of ethylene ionomers blended with a small-molecule acid Polymer 42 7907-7910 2001Thermal analysis of shear induced crystallization by the shear flowthermal rheometer: isothermal crystallization of polypropylenePolymer425023-5027 20011037 13Hiroshi Frusawa, Kohzo Ito and ReinosukeHayakawaLinear Polyelectrolyte SolutionsReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan(special issue)43 81-109 20011038 13Hiroshi Frusawa, Kohzo Ito and ReinosukeHayakawaLinear Polyelectrolyte SolutionsReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan(special issue)43 81-109 20011039 13 Hiroki Iwatsuki, kiyohito Koyama Electrorheology of PolymersReports on Progress in Polymer Physics in Japan43 391-444 20011040 13Akinari minegishi,Akihiro NishiokaTatsuhiro Takahashi,Yuichi MasubuchiJun-ichi Takimoto,Kiyohito KoyamaUniaxial Elongational Viscosity of OS/a small amount of UHMW-PSBlendsRheol. Acta 40 329-338 20011041 13H. Watanabe,Y. MatsumiyaK. OsakiTube Dilation Process in Star-Branched cis-Polyisoprenes J. Polym. Sci. part B. Polym. Phys. in press 20021042 13Y. Aoki,A. HatanoH. WatanabeChain Relaxation Time in ABS Polymer Melts. J. Soc. Rheol. Japan in press 20021043 13M. Horigome,M. YadaJ. Koike,H. WatanabeRheology of Aqueous Suspensions of Polystyrene Particles withBimodal Radius Distribution.J. Soc. Rheol. Japan in press 20021044 13Y. Matsumiya,H. WatanabeT. Sato,K. OsakiSynthesis and Linear Viscoelasticity of Model Comb Polymers. J. Soc. Rheol. Japan 20021045 13Takeshi Shimomura , Tomonori Akai, TakumiAbe, and Kohzo ItoAtomic force microscopy observation of insulated molecular wireformed by conducting polymer and molecular nanotubeJournal of Chemical Physics 116 5 1753-1756 20021046 13 H. WatanabeInvestigation of Entanglement Dynamics of Flexible Polymer Chians viaComparison of Dielectric and Viscoelastic Properties: A Review ofRecent Findings.Korea-Australia Rheol. J. in press 2002

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results1047 13 H. Watanabe Dielectric Relaxation of Type-A Polymers in Melts and Solution Macromol. Chem. Phys. inpress 20021048 13H. Watanabe,Y. MatsumiyaT. InoueDielectric and Viscoelastic Relaxation of Highly Entangled StarPolyisoprene: Quantitative Test of Tube Dilation ModelMacromolecules 20021049 13H. Watanabe,Y. MatsumiyaK. OsakiSynthesis, Characterization, and Viscoelesticity of Model Comb andPom-Pom Polymers.Macromolecules 20021050 13Hajime Tanaka,Yohei NakanishiNaoko TakuboNonuniversal nature of dynamic critical anomaly in polymer solutions Phys. Rev. E 65 021802 20021051 13M. Horigome,M. YadaH. WatanabeRheology of Poly(Methyl Methacrylate-co-Styrene) Particles Suspendedin Water: Effects of Electrostatic Surface LayerRheol. Acta 20021052 14 H.Fujii,T.Matsumoto and N.NogiAnalysis of Surface Oscillation of Doloplet under MicrogravityEnvironmentActa Metallurgy 48 20001053 14 I.Ohnaka, Q.Y.Xiang,J.D.Zhu and H.Ohnaka Modeling of fluid-particles two-phase flowModelling of Casting,Welding and AdvancedSolidification Procwsses20001054 14 J.D.Zhu and I.OhnakaA New Simulation Method of Mold Filing by Using Regular andIrregular-Mixed Elementibid. 20001055 14I.Ohnaka,J.D.Zhu,T.Ohmichi,S.Kashiwai andH.YasudaComputer Simulation of Casting - Recent Development The Second International Conference onProcessing Materials for Properties20011056 14 I.Ohnaka and J.D. ZhuCasting and Solidification Simulation Based on Direct Finite DifferenceMethodProc. of the Int. Conf. on The Science of Castingand Solidification20011057 14 Itsuo OhnakaContribution and Development of Computer Simulation in FoundryIndustryProc. of the 7th Asian Foundry Congress 20011058 14Jun Iwane, Itsuo Ohnaka, Jindong Zhu andHideyuki YasudaSolidification Simulation of Spheroidal Graphite Cast Iron withConsideration of Graphite GrowthProc. of the 7th Asian Foundry Congress 20011059 14Yukiko Sako, Itsuo Ohnaka, Jindong Zhu andHideyuki YasudaModeling of oxides entrapment during mold filling of Al-alloy castings Proc. of the 7th Asian Foundry Congress 20011060 14Masayuki Kudoh, Tomoko Kawanishi andKen-ichi OhsasaEstimation of Distribution coefficient of Ni-Cr and Ni-Cr-Al-Ti alloysThe 4th Pacific Rim International Conference onAdvanced Materials and Processing, JIM,2 20011061 14T.M.Wang, I.Ohnaka, J.D.Zhu, F.Kinoshita,and T.Murakami1062 14 Haidong Zhao, Baicheng Liu, Itsuo Ohnaka1063 14A.Kimatsuka, Itsuo Ohnaka, J.D.Zhu andTetsutaro Ohmichi1064 14 Tongmin Wang, Junze Jin and Itsuo OhnakaAn Regular-Irregular Mixed Meshing Method for SolidificationSimulation of CastingsMacro porosity prediction of SG iron castings with consideringmicrostructure formationMold Filling Simulation with Consideration of Gas Escape throughSand MoldA Novel CAMC Model for the Prediction of Solidification GrainStructuresProc. of The 5th Pacific Rim InternationalConference on Modeling of Casting andSolidification ProcessesProc. of The 5th Pacific Rim InternationalConference on Modeling of Casting andSolidification ProcessesProc. of The 5th Pacific Rim InternationalConference on Modeling of Casting andSolidification ProcessesProc. of The 5th Pacific Rim InternationalConference on Modeling of Casting andSolidification Processes2002200220022002

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results1065 14J.D.Zhu, I.Ohnaka, A.Sugiyama, T.Ohmichiand Y.OginoModeling of Mold Filling for Gating Systems with FiltersProc. of The 5th Pacific Rim InternationalConference on Modeling of Casting andSolidification Processes20021066 16 Y.ItoThe Introduction of an R&D Program of Key Technology for InnovativeLow-cost and Light StructuresTHERMEC 2000(Int'l Conf. on Processing &Manufacturing of Advanced Materials, Las Vegas,USA), Journal Materials Processing Technology tobe published20001067 16 A.Yahata,M.Kadoya,T.Kaijima,H.Kikukawa Innovative Structural Development for Civil Transport 20001068 16Y.Hirose,S.Maekawa,K.Kosugi,M.Imuta,N.Tajima,H.KikukawaTechnology Development for Innovative Cockpit Structure of aTransport Aircraft2000

Table 3. Papers on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects Results1069 16Y.Toi,A.Harada,M.Noda,K.Amaoka,H.KikukawaConceptual Study of Innovative Composite Wing Structure 20001070 16N.Suzuki,M.Matoba,S.Ohashi,M.Ochi,A.YahataApplication of Low Cost Metal Processes to Wing Leading Edges 20001071 16 Y.ItoNEDO's R&D Program on Key Technology for Innovative Low-Cost andLightweight StructuresLiMAT 2001 (The 2nd Int'l Conf. on Light Materialsfor Transportation Systems, Pusan, Korea)20011072 16 A.Yahata,M.Kadoya,H.Kikukawa R&D Scheme and Objectives for Innovative Aircraft Structures 20011073 161074 16Y.Hirose,T.Tsujimoto,K.Kosugi,M.Imuta,H.FukagawaT.Jinishi,M.Matoba,S.Ohashi,M.Ochi,A.YahataInnovative Nose Section of Fuselage Structures Applied by Friction StirWelding (FSW) of the Aluminum Alloy and Large Thin Casting ofImproved Aluminum AlloyApplication of Manufacturing Processes for Monolithic Structure toWing Leading Edge200120011075 16Y.Toi,A.Harada,T.Kamiyama,K.Amaoka,H.KikukawaAffordable Composite Application to Wing StructureICCE/8(Int'l Conf. on Composite Engineering,Tenerife, Spain)20011076 16Y.Hirose,M.Konishi,K.Kosugi,M.Imuta,H.FukagawaThe Industrial Application of CFRP Sandwich Panel for AircraftStructures20011077 16 Y.ItoNEDO's R&D Program on Revolutionary Low-Cost and LightweightAircraftProceedings of the 7th Japan Int'l SAMPESymposium, Tokyo, Japan (Society for theAdvancement of Material and ProcessEngineering)20011078 16 A.Yahata,H.Kikukawa R&D Program of Innovative Structural Technologies 20011079 16Y.Toi,A.Harada,T.Kamiyama,T.Inoue,K.Amaoka,H.KikukawaDevelopment of Affordable Composite Wing Structure 20011080 16 T.Ito,T.Sana,Y.Hirose,K,Araya,M.Nishitani Innovative Cockpit Structure-Molding Technology of Form Core 20011081 16 T.Sakanashi,S.Ito,Y.Hirose,K.Araya,K.KosugiInnovative Cockpit Structure-Friction Stir Welding Technology of Al-Alloy20011082 16M.Matoba,S.Ohashi,M.Ochi,M.Motoike,A.YahataStructural Development for Innovative Leading Edge of Wing 20011083 16 M.Ashizawa,A.SatoIntegrating Research & Development Programs with FAA Certificationto Expedite the Introduction of New Technology into Production Aircraft20011084 16 R.AbbottDesign, Manufacturing, and Certification Considerations for ModernIntegrated Structures2001Note:“PJ

Table 4. NEDO-Related Patents on NEDO's Nanotechnology and MaterialsNO. PJ NO. Field of Research Patent Number Title Applicant1 2Non linear optical thin films, optical disks and opticalswichH.Yamamoto2 2Non linear optical thin films, optical disks and opticalswichH.Yamamoto3 7Measurement Methods andStandard Reference Materialsfor Small Component PhysicalPropertiesUS 6281972 B1Method and Apparatus for Measuring Particle SizeDistributionK. Ehara4 9High Temperature Materials(Basic Sci. & Tech.)US Patent, Appl. No.09/695,095Calcium zirconate/magnesia porous composites andtheir fabrication processAIST5 9High Temperature Materials(Basic Sci. & Tech.)US Patent, Appl. No.09/747,939Reaction synthesis of silicon carbide-boron nitridecompositesAIST6 9High Temperature Materials(Basic Sci. & Tech.)US Patent, Appl. No.09/748,019Porous alumina and its fabrication proceduresAIST7 9Tribological Materials (BasicSci. & Tech.)Appl. No.09-095,156/US6194336 B1Highly toughened alumina sintered bodies and theirmanufacturing processAIST8 10 US09/307905Molecular compound, luminous material using the same,and luminous elementShu Hotta, Takashi Tamaki9 10 US09/790,624 New Sulfur Compound Containing Terphenyl Skeleton10 10 European Patent 00112157.311 10 US09/588,18512 10 European Patent 00112157.3Photoconducting silicon complexes, liquid crystalmaterials, composition thereof, and elements usingsamePhotoconducting silicon complexes, liquid crystalmaterials, composition thereof, and elements usingsamePhotoconducting silicon complexes, liquid crystalmaterials, composition thereof, and elements using sameHitoshi Fukushima, TakashiTamakiTakushi Sugino, Yo Shimizu,Hirosato MonobeTakushi Sugino, Yo Shimizu,Hirosato Monobe,Takushi Sugino, Yo Shimizu,Hirosato Monobe,

Table 4. NEDO-Related Patents on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials13 10 DE695 14 267 T2 Verfahren zur herstellung von FerromagnetmaterialYo Shimizu, Masaru Miya, AkiraNagata,14 11 U.S.Patent in application15 12 EU 01300474.216 12 US 09/76523817 12 US18 12 EU 01304981.219 12 US 09/94210120 12 01120649721 12 US 09/87362022 12 EU 01301981.223 12 Canada 2358397ALUMINUM ALLOY STRUCTURAL PLATE EXCELLING INSTRENGTH AND CORROSION RESISTANCE ANDMETHOD OF MANUFACTURING SAMEDiamond Interconnection Substrate and a ManufacturingMethod ThereforDiamond Interconnection Substrate and a ManufacturingMethod ThereforMethod of Making Diamond Product and DiamondproductMethod of Making Diamond Product and DiamondproductMethod of Manufacturing Electron-Emitting Element andElelctronic DeviceMethod of Manufacturing Electron-Emitting Element andElelctronic DeviceMethod of Forming Diamond Film and Film -FormingApparatusMethod of Forming Diamond Film and Film -FormingApparatusMethod of Forming Diamond Film and Film -FormingApparatusSumitomo KeikinzokuKogyoKabushiki Kaisha et al.Y.NisibayasiY.NisibayasiY.NisibayasiY.NisibayasiY.NisibayasiY.NisibayasiT.MeguroT.MeguroT.Meguro24 15 100 11 876.3 III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR25 15 2000-12525 III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORSUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD

Table 4. NEDO-Related Patents on NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials26 15 09/522, 707 III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR27 15 89103826 III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORSUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD 28 15 101 14 029.029 15 200101805-030 15 09/814, 87531 15 9010646332 15 10-2001-001525133 15 00113814.834 15 09/60584535 15 231315536 15 8911299737 15 120164.638 15 10-2000-0036354GROUP III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR ANDMETHOD OF PRODUCTING THE SAMEGROUP III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR ANDMETHOD OF PRODUCTING THE SAMEGROUP III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR ANDMETHOD OF PRODUCTING THE SAMEGROUP III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR ANDMETHOD OF PRODUCTING THE SAMEGROUP III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR ANDMETHOD OF PRODUCTING THE SAMEGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSGROUP III-V NITRIDE SEMICONDUCTOR GROWTHMETHOD AND VAPOR PHASE GROWTH APPARATUSSUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO CHEMICALCO.,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD SUMITOMO ELECTRICINDUSTRIES,LTD Note:“PJ

Table 5. Technology Samples of NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials ProjectsNO. PJ NO. Sample name Character Shape Quantity of furnished sample Appointed date of delivery1 2Optical waveguide with highrefractive index contrastSmall bending radius < 10 µmChip (on the order of 1cm×1cm×1mm)Min: 1 piece, Max: 1 piece1 month2 2 2D photonic crystalIt's wavelength dispersion for IR is twiceof a conventional grating'sPhotonic crystal(0.5mm ) onSiO2 substrate(10mm )Min 1 sample, max 4 samples1 month3 6Common input interface for theMaterials Design EngineCompatible format with Muechen-XBAND Program library 1 set 1 month4 9Mo5Si3 particulatereinforcement silicon nitridecomposite5 9 Nano-structured Si3N4Flexural strength: 900MPaHigh wear resistance, electric dischargemachinabilityDisk: 70mm in diameter×12mmin thicknessFive pieces or less2 monthsf30 50×3 5mmt Min : 1, max: 3 3 months6 9 Inorganic-organic hybrid sheetFlexibility,transparency, heatresistivity(150)Sheet(8cm in diameter, 1mmin thickness)2 sheets7 9 Inorganic-organic hybrid film Gas-adsorption(NO2)Thin film( 0.5µm in5 substratesthickness, substrate:20×20mm)8 11 Ultra-fine Grain Stainless Steel9 11 Ni-based amorphous sheet10 11 Ni-based amorphous powderGrain size < 0.5 µm, Tensile Strength>1000MPaHigh corrosion-resistance in HCl andH2SO4High corrosion-resistance in HCl andH2SO4Bar: 16f ×70mm 1 5 6 months5cm×2cm×2mm Min:1, max:5 2 monthsUnder 75µm Min:10g, max:100g 2 months11 1112 1113 1114 11Bulk amrphous prepared bymold casting methodBulk amrphous prepared bymold casting methodBulk amrphous prepared bymold casting methodBulk amorphous prepared bypowder metallurgymmax>100000 Ring:12f ×6f ×1t 1 pcs. 1 monthmmax>100000 Ring:8f ×6f ×1t 1 pcs. 1 monthmmax>100000 Bar:1 4f ×30mm 1 pcs. 1 monthmmax>2000 Disk:18f ×1t 1 pcs. 1 month

Table 5. Technology Samples of NEDO's Nanotechnology and Materials Projects15 11 Vapor quenched Al alloy sheet Tensile strength :800MPa Sheet 10cm×10cm×0.5mm Max 10 2 months16 13 Platform (tentative)Simulation platform with four meso-scalesimulation engines(COGNAC, VRLab, SUSI, MUFFIN)CD with Manual (6 Book) inJapaneseDistributed only to Co-laboratingCompany & UniversityReleased on May 15, 200017 13 Platform (be-ta version)Simulation platform with four meso-scalesimulation engines(COGNAC, Rex,SUSI,MUFFIN)CD with Manual(13 Books) inJapaneseDistributed only to Co-laboratingCompany & UniversityReleased on May 30, 200118 13 OCTA X'mas versionSimulation platform with four meso-scalesimulation engines(COGNAC, PASTA,SUSHI, MUFFIN)CD with Manual(10 Books) inEnglishDistributed only to Co-laboratingCompany & UniversityReleased on Dec. 25, 200119 14Mold filling and solidificationsimulation program for generalprecision casting Functional limitedTrial version (selectivemembers, trial contract)5 sets limited Aug. 2002 (planned)20 14Mold filling and solidificationsimulation program for generalprecision casting Functional limitedTrial version (selectivemembers, trial contract)10 sets limited Aug. 2003 (planned)21 16 CFRP sandwich panel Foam core, Low cost, No water entrapmentPanel 200mm×200mm×35mmoneAs necessary22 16 FSW (Friction Stir Welding) Welding for 7000 series aluminum alloy, Forward pressure bulkhead one As necessary23 16 Subcomponent test article Reduction of rivets 1500mm×500m×5.5mmt24 16 RTM (Resin Transfer Molding) Stitched Textile RTM CFRPChannel with integratedStiffenerone1 month25 16 Spar150mmX230mmX70mm(Sample cut from 2.4m part)26 16 Leading Edge Structure Ultrasonic Spot Welding + SPF W930mm×D185mm×H190mm one 1 month27 16 Forward Panel (Super Plastic Forming)Note:“PJ