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UEC Museum of Communications

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Nanoparticle-polymer composites boost holographic data prospects Relativistic effects pack a punch in high-temperature plasma collisions Spectrometry: Miniaturising near-infrared devices Hybrid rockets: Optimizing performance using design informatics

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Navigating the open seas of graduate school

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Network traffic anomaly detection - machine learning Coding theorem defines decoding error capacity for general scenarios Engineering: Improvements to a decision-making algorithm Speech signal processing: Enhancing voice conversion models

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Medical optical imaging: Innovative near infrared bioluminescent probes for deep tissue imaging

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Quantum computing: Trapping single atoms in a uniform fashion Physiology: Cell pH regulation revealed Neurology: A closer look at walking control Space physics: Confirming the structure and shape of polar cap patches

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Advanced analytical service science based on big data

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Bose-Einstein condensates miscibility properties reveal surprises Brain diseases: Unlocking potential from MRI data Auditory systems: Modelling bats' information processing

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Graph-based data mining reveals patterns in learning space use Task allocation: Computing the logistics of snow-plowing Metal mesh filters: Calculating pressure drop Environmentally friendly refrigerant measures up

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Wireless transceivers: Hardware still limits the unlimited Walking control: Influence of lower limb co-ordination Snake robot range-sensing control system avoids tail-end collisions Random additions efficiently anonymize large data sets

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Frontiers of research on solar cells: Lead (Pb) perovskites with efficiencies over 20%

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Nanowire quantum dot solar cells: oxide layer boosts performance Motor behaviour: understanding the jerks that lurk in smooth movements

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Advanced Wireless and Communication Research Center (AWCC), University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo.

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Star formation: Exotic chemistry Physics of semi-metals: Insights into electron transport in bismuth Multiterminal source coding: deciphering noisy observations

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Fuel cells in the spotlight

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Quantum optics: Understanding spectral properties of broadband biphotons Motor memory: the long and short of it Human Interface: Virtual robotization for human limbs

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Innovative nanophotonics: Integrating quantum light sources with nanofibers for quantum internet applications

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Next generation mobile communications: World's first successful use of an electric circuit to compensate for distortions in electric signals due to heat Magnetic vortices: Controlling core switching in Pac-man disks Underwater robotics: Analyzing the propulsion of a soft robotic fish Artificial intelligence: Brain-training for baseball robot

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Nanotechnology for real world applications: Self-organized indium arsenide quantum dots for solar cells

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Silicon nanophotonics: controlling photoluminescence for better devices Micromanipulators: Taking the future in hand Depth perception - understanding ambiguities

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Frontiers of optical science: Ultrashort pulses of light produced by Raman scattering from hydrogen for next generation laser optical communications

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Internet protocol networks: Optimizing link reinforcements Pharmacophores: The future of drug discovery Hybrid solar cells: The Mechanism of dyeing for greater efficiency Control systems: Fuzzy features Optical signal processing: Neater networks

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Cutting edge research: An 'optical comb' for medicine, environment, astronomy, and other applications

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Molecular motors: Bubble-driven walking Data security: Unexpected information leakage from side channel Bioimaging: Visualizing real-time development of capillary networks in adult brains Fusion Science: Heavy ions and lost resonance lines