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Phase Key Subjects Descriptions Research Type/Scale
Phase 1 Development of Nano-hybrid interface technology
  • Development of key element technology for a hybrid, composite structure with super-high strength and high durability
  • Development of groundbreaking technology for hybrid adhesive materials with super-high strength and high thermal resistance
  • Development of groundbreaking technology for high-efficient, organic/inorganic hybrid thermoelectric modules
  • Development of interface technology for materials for composite electronics
  • Development of groundbreaking technology for 3D integrated semiconductor materials to materialize elements with high performances, equivalent to mechanical brains
  • Development of processing technology based on hybrid interfaces
  • Development of rod-shaped hybrid materials, tailored to interface optimization
  • Development of groundbreaking technology for highly active catalysts for the future of the chemistry industry
  • Development of groundbreaking technology for highly active composite structures that are MOF based
Breaking technology
Phase 2 Development of micro-hybrid interface processing technology
  • Platform technology of high adhesion strength hybrid-materials
  • Development of analytical methodology for multi-functional materials
  • 3D integrated semiconductor material for high performance neuromorphic logic technology
  • Technology for simultaneous increasing trade-off properties by interface control of second phase in copper alloy
  • Self-assembly-assisted 3-dimensional nanotransfer-printing and its applications for nanomaterials and energy devices
  • Development of Energy Harvesting Technology by Multiferroic Interfacial Coupling Effect
  • Multiscale simulation for growth mechanism and mechanical property of Nb thin film
  • Development of Principal Technologies Related with Hybrid Interface for New Applications
  • A Study on Fundamental Technologies for Active Interface
  • Development of catalytic technology for future chemical industry
  • Development of hybrid interface binder for nanoporous materials as catalyst substrate
  • Development of highly active MOF-based nanocomposite materials
  • Development of well tailored rod-shaped hybrid materials with interface optimization
  • Development of High efficiency energy materials and devices via molecular and atomic scale controls
  • The original technology of highly efficient organic/inorganic hybrid TE module
  • Materials Computation
Development of application technology
Phase 3 Development of hybrid interface applied components
  • Platform technology of high adhesion strength hybrid-materials
  • Development of analytical methodology for multi-functional materials
  • 3D integrated semiconductor material for high performance neuromorphic logic technology
  • Technology for simultaneous increasing trade-off properties by interface control of second phase in copper alloy
  • Self-assembly-assisted 3-dimensional nanotransfer-printing and its applications for nanomaterials and energy devices
  • Development of Energy Harvesting Technology by Multiferroic Interfacial Coupling Effect
  • Multiscale simulation for growth mechanism and mechanical property of Nb thin film
  • Development of Principal Technologies Related with Hybrid Interface for New Applications
  • A Study on Fundamental Technologies for Active Interface
  • Development of catalytic technology for future chemical industry
  • Development of hybrid interface binder for nanoporous materials as catalyst substrate
  • Development of highly active MOF-based nanocomposite materials
  • Development of well tailored rod-shaped hybrid materials with interface optimization
  • Development of High efficiency energy materials and devices via molecular and atomic scale controls
  • The original technology of highly efficient organic/inorganic hybrid TE module
  • Materials Computation
Development of technology to be commercialized

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