Photochromic Materials Research Institute
overview
By utilizing the structural interference and exciton interactions that arise from the inter-unit interactions of biphotochromic molecules consisting of inverse photochromic units that respond to visible light and near-infrared light, we aim to develop innovative cooperative photoresponsive functions that cannot be achieved with single photochromic molecules.
For more information about the research institute, please visit the dedicated website below.
member
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Professor, College of Science and Engineering Department of Chemistry and Biological Science of Science and Engineering |