Aluminum scandium nitride thin films could pave the way for the next generation of ferroelectric memory devices, according to a new study from Tokyo Tech. Compared to existing ferroelectric materials, ...

A technology for the three-dimensional integration of processing units and memory, as reported by researchers from Tokyo Tech, has achieved the highest attainable performance in the whole world, ...

Tokyo Medical and Dental University and Tokyo Institute of Technology will merge on October 1, 2024, to form Institute of Science Tokyo (Science Tokyo). The merging universities have created a special ...

A new D-band CMOS transceiver chipset with 56 GHz signal-chain bandwidth achieves the highest transmission speed of 640 Gbps for a wireless device realized with integrated circuits, as reported by ...

The issue of battery usage inefficiency in electric vehicles resulting from an inaccurate battery charge measurement may finally get resolved, thanks to a diamond quantum sensor prototype developed in ...

Controlling the crystal phase of cobalt nanoparticles leads to exceptional catalytic performance in hydrogenation processes, report scientists from Tokyo Tech. Produced via an innovative ...

Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology develop a 3D functional interposer—the interface between a chip and the package substrate—containing an embedded capacitor. This compact design saves a lot ...

世界最速の640 Gbpsの伝送速度を達成するCMOS送受信ICを開発 次世代無線通信での周波数候補であるD帯（110-170 GHz）で動作 超高速通信を用いた新サービスの創出や次世代通信インフラへの応用を ...

New phased-array transmitter design overcomes common problems of CMOS technology in the 300 GHz band, as reported by scientists from Tokyo Tech. Thanks to its remarkable area efficiency, low power ...

Emeritus Professor Fumio Koyama of Tokyo Institute of Technology (Specially Appointed Professor at the Institute of Innovative Research) has been selected as the recipient of the 2024 IEEE Nick ...

Fusion reactors, fast breeder reactors, and solar thermal power plants are being developed as power plants with low environmental impact and no resource constraints. Since these power plants operate ...

In a leap forward for diabetes research, Tokyo Tech researchers reveal that the feel-good hormone, dopamine, regulates insulin secretion through a heteromeric complex of receptors, thereby providing ...