The Center for Advanced Light Source and Materials Science (CALMS) has been established in IMR to prompt the collaboration of faculty members involved in synchrotron radiation research and encourage an organized approach associated with material research realized by advanced synchrotron radiation source. Synchrotron radiation source is an indispensable analytical tool in the field of material science. The use of this advanced light source allows the development of material science by rapid progress of new methodology such as high-resolution analysis for nanomaterials and an operand measurement of functional devices.
Collaboration Research Centers and Facilities
Center for Advanced Light Source and Materials Science
Head : Prof.Kazumasa SUGIYAMA
- Prof. Rie UMETSU
- Prof. Hiroyuki NOJIRI
- Prof. Takahiko SASAKI
- Prof. Masaki FUJITA
- Assoc. Prof. Junpei OKADA
- Assoc. Prof. Motoi KIMATA
- Assist. Prof. Mitsutaka SATO
- Assist. Prof. Tomoya KAWAGUCHI
- Assist. Prof. Toru KAWAMATA
Synchrotron Radiation: Advanced Probe for Next Generation Materials
synchrotron radiation, material science, nano-technology
Environmental Structural Analysis by Anomalous X-Ray Scattering (AXS) with Synchrotron Radiation
Resonant Inelastic X-ray Scattering with Ultrahigh Resolution Soft X-ray Emission Spectrometer (Miniature Magnet in the Sample Chamber)
High Magnetic Field + Synchrotron X-ray = Powerful Tool to Solve Puzzles in Magnetic State
- http://www.calms-imr.imr.tohoku.ac.jp/ (Japanese text only)