About
Science in nanospaces based on various nanospace materials to contribute to the realization of a sustainable society
Innovation of materials is essential to realize a society with sustainable energy and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As key materials contributing to the realization of such a society, our group is developing new materials and new functionalization methods for inorganic layered materials, and nanoporous metal complexes so called metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Our goal is to become “nano-level architects” who design and assemble parts at atomic and molecular scales to create new materials, similar to the architecture of the houses we are familiar with in our daily lives.
News
- 2024-11-07EventWe had a welcome party for the new lab members. Happy Birthday, Ryoto!! Thank you for the awesome night!!
- 2024-10-29NewsLecturer Morita has been adopted a research grants of The Kazuchika Okura Memorial Foundation in 2024.
- 2024-10-26EventWe held a celebration for opening Morita Lab with Maeda Lab members at TUAT. Thank you!!
- 2024-10-24NewsOur group website has been opened!!
- 2024-10-18NewsRyoto Sato and Riku Takai have joined the 1st graders of our group. Welcome!!
- 2024-11-07EventWe had a welcome party for the new lab members. Happy Birthday, Ryoto!! Thank you for the awesome night!!
- 2024-10-29NewsLecturer Morita has been adopted a research grants of The Kazuchika Okura Memorial Foundation in 2024.
- 2024-10-26EventWe held a celebration for opening Morita Lab with Maeda Lab members at TUAT. Thank you!!
- 2024-10-24NewsOur group website has been opened!!
- 2024-10-18NewsRyoto Sato and Riku Takai have joined the 1st graders of our group. Welcome!!
Institute of Engineering, Division of Applied Chemistry
Morita Lab.
2-24-16 Nakamachi, Koganei-shi, Tokyo, 184-8588
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Koganei Campus
Room N414, New Bldg. 1
