Ryota Akiyama

Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Ryota Akiyama is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on dynamic topological phenomena, superconductivity in two-dimensional materials, and the interplay of magnetism and spin transport in heterostructures. Recent publications highlight significant advances in lithium intercalation in graphene, spin-polarized bands in superconductors, and the investigation of ferromagnetic proximity effects using polarized neutron reflectometry.

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Masanori Mitome

Coordination Office Chief

National Institute for Materials Science

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Kazuyuki Sakamoto

Professor

Osaka University

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Satoru Ichinokura

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Christian Brandl

Senior Lecturer

University of Melbourne

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Jefferson zhe Liu

Professor

University of Melbourne

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Toru Hirahara

Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Shuji Hasegawa

Professor

University of Tokyo

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Akari Takayama

Waseda University

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Yukio Hasegawa

University of Tokyo

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Articles (13)

Revealing the Hidden Spin-Polarized Bands in a Superconducting Tl Bilayer Crystal

Dynamic topological domain walls driven by lithium intercalation in graphene

Direct Probe of the Ferromagnetic Proximity Effect at the Interface of SnTe/Fe Heterostructure by Polarized Neutron Reflectometry

Two-Dimensional Superconductivity of Ca-Intercalated Graphene on SiC: Vital Role of the Interface between Monolayer Graphene and the Substrate

Soft-Magnetic Skyrmions Induced by Surface-State Coupling in an Intrinsic Ferromagnetic Topological Insulator Sandwich Structure

Spin-glass-like state induced by Mn-doping into a moderate gap layered semiconductor SnSe2

Scattering of topological surface-state carriers at steps on surfaces

Two-dimensional conducting layer on the SrTi O3 surface induced by hydrogenation

Concomitance of superconducting spin–orbit scattering length and normal state spin diffusion length in W on (Bi,Sb)2Te3

Inverse spin Hall effect induced by asymmetric illumination of light in topological insulator B i2 S e3

Manipulation of saturation magnetization and perpendicular magnetic anisotropy in epitaxial C ox M n4-x N films with ferrimagnetic compensation

Observation of unoccupied states of SnTe(111) using pump-probe ARPES measurement

Superconducting proximity effect in a Rashba-Type surface state of Pb/Ge(111)

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Masanori Mitome

Kazuyuki Sakamoto

Satoru Ichinokura

Christian Brandl

Jefferson zhe Liu

Toru Hirahara

Shuji Hasegawa

Akari Takayama

Yukio Hasegawa

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