Realization of a low carbon society through game changing technologies
It is a global issue to build a "low-carbon society," in which the emission of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide (CO2), which is a cause of the global warming problem, should be suppressed. To tackle this issue, we need an innovative technology based on a completely new concept and science, in other words, the creation of "game changing technology."
For the creation of a game changing technology, completely new proposals made by researchers in different fields are also important, in addition to the challenging proposals that may result from the integration, utilization, and/or development of the forefront research methods by researchers in this field.
In order to promote it, we show "bottleneck issues" (technological bottlenecks for practical implementation of research results) based on the opinions of experts. Through this theme, we aim to contribute to the realization of a low-carbon society by creating "game changing technology" that drastically reduces CO2 while satisfying the service demand expected in 2050 and connecting research results to practical implementation.
R&D Projects
Full-scale R&D Project
Low-ac-loss and robust high-temperature-superconductor technology (Amemiya PJ) *This is promoted in the ALCA-Next.All solid state batteries with extremely high energy density and safety (Uchimoto PJ)
Innovation of microalgal cultivation and utility systems using acidic water (Miyagishima PJ)
Pb-free Perovskite Solar Cells Consisting of Sn (Wakamiya PJ) *
Biomass innovation by elucidating the principle of hybrid vigor (Sazuka PJ)
Future society opened by direct dynamic wireless power transfer to EV (Fujimoto PJ)
* Set a new PI for full-scale project.
Feasibility Study
* For feasibility studies adopted by FY2020, the affiliation and job title of PIs are as of the end of the studies.
<Adopted in FY2021> R&D Project Title | Summary | R&D Period |
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Innovation of biomass production by regulation of environment memory in seeds ISHIBASHI Yushi |
(PDF:270KB) |
2021.10- |
Chemical heat pump for P2H2P KATO Yukitaka |
(PDF:363KB) |
2021.10- |
Development of Wood-mimetic Microparticles by Nanocellulose-mediated Interfacial Catalysis *1 KITAOKA Takuya |
(PDF:538KB) |
2021.10- |
Controlled Biodegradation of Biodegradable Polymers by Multiple-Stimuli *1 KIKKAWA Yoshihiro |
(PDF:565KB) |
2021.10 -2024.03 |
Development of electro-fermentation processes for producing long-chain polyhydric alcohols KOUZUMA Atsushi |
(PDF:209KB) |
2021.10- |
Development of highly efficient perovskite solar cells with low environmental impact SHIRAI Yasuhiro |
(PDF:578KB) |
2021.10 -2024.03 |
Materials Technology for Thermal Power Generation toward Carbon Neutrality TAKEYAMA MASAO |
(PDF:349KB) |
2021.10- |
Development of environmentally circulating polymer materials with high mechanical strength using bacterial nanocellulose *1 TAJIMA Kenji |
(PDF:348KB) |
2021.10 -2024.03 |
Development of recyclable natural rubber materials using on-demand degradable cross-linker *1 TSUCHIYA Kousuke |
(PDF:390KB) |
2021.10- |
Creation of next-generation lignocellulosic materials based on the molecular-structure study *1 NISHIMURA Hiroshi |
(PDF:230KB) |
2021.10- |
Development of passive and rapid control of reaction heat using latent heat storage technology NOMURA Takahiro |
(PDF:390KB) |
2021.10 -2022.03 |
Functionalization of Degradable Polymers by Reconstruction of Natural Molecules *1 FUKUSHIMA Kazuki |
(PDF:597KB) |
2021.10- |
Development of novel catalysts with unique electronic structure for the synthesis of green ammonia, urea and its derivatives HOSONO Hideo |
(PDF:497KB) |
2021.10- |
Data driven automated experiments accelerates the discovery of advanced materials for seawater electrolysis MATSUDA Shoichi |
(PDF:374KB) |
2021.10 -2024.03*2 |
Structure-Ordered Interfaces for Effective Water Electrolysis MURAKOSHI Kei |
(PDF:470KB) |
2021.10 -2024.03*2 |
<Adopted in FY2022> R&D Project Title | Summary | R&D Period |
Development of novel CO2 adsorptive separation technology with controlled pressure responses INUMARU Kei |
(PDF:162KB) |
2022.10 -2024.03 |
Development of 2D material CMOS & device integration technology NAGASHIO Kosuke |
(PDF:342KB) |
2022.10- |
High-rate bioproduction of valuable organic compounds using synthetic sugars NAKANISHI Shuji |
(PDF:187KB) |
2022.10 -2024.03 |
Silicon Lateral Power MOSFETs for Complementary Inverter HIRAMOTO Toshiro |
(PDF:415KB) |
2022.10- |
Development of novel proton conductors for intermediate-temperature fuel cells MATSUI Toshiaki |
(PDF:245KB) |
2022.10 -2024.03*2 |
Development of a novel low-carbon bioproduction process of useful compounds from recyclable one-carbon feedstock YURIMOTO Hiroya |
(PDF:405KB) |
2022.10- |
*1 Management method by harmonized various technological seeds
*2 These R&D projects were terminated earlier than originally planned to participate in team-based research projects in the GteX Hydrogen Area.
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