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Kyoto University

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from Kyoto University. Kyoto University is a research-intensive university in Japan with major strengths in medicine, life sciences, chemistry, physics, engineering, environmental science, and interdisciplinary research. Its researchers advance fundamental and applied knowledge in areas including stem cell biology, immunology, materials science, quantum physics, climate, and disaster science, with discoveries that contribute to health, technology, and understanding of the natural world.

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A Transistor That Keeps Working at 600 Degrees Celsius

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