Events – Fasol Lab @ Tokyo University
University of Tokyo, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Fasol Laboratory – Nanostructure Devices Laboratory (1993 – 1996)
Fasol lab events
- “Physics in industry – perspectives from Japan”
11th General Conference of the European Physical Society : EPS-11 : Trends in Physics
Time: 6 – 10 Sep 1999, London, UK (40 minutes)
Invited plenary talk (40 mins)
Place: London
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol - “Spin-polarized Electrons in Semiconductors and in Mesoscopic Devices”
Spring Meeting of the Japanese Physical Society in Kanazawa:
Time: Tuesday 2nd April 1996, 15:15-16:05 (50 minutes incl. discussion)
Special Invited Lecture Nr. 2pF5
Place: Kanazawa-University, Lecture-Room F
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol - “Can we see atoms inside a crystal with an electron microscope”
Tuesday 6th February 1996, Institute of Industrial Science, Univ. Tokyo,
Speaker: Professor Dirk van Dyck
Head of Dept. of Physics, Director of Vision Laboratory,
Co-Director of Electron-Microscope Group (University of Antwerp) - “Semiconductor Device Physics from Conjugated Polymers”
Monday 5. February 1996, Institute of Industrial Science, Univ. Tokyo,
Speaker: Professor Richard H. Friend, F.R.S.
Cavendish Professor, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, U.K. - “Cross-Cultural Communication” (In Japanese Language)”
Monday 22 January 1996, 18:00-20:00,
German Chamber of Commerce in Tokyo,
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol
Audience: Japanese Executives of German and Japanese Companies - “What C++ Is and Why?”
Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup
Head of AT & T Bell Labs Large-Scale Programming Research Department and AT & T Fellow, created and implemented the computer language C++.
Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup will give a talk at the Institute of Industrial Science on 14 November 1995 - “Electron Spin Effects in Semiconductors: Spin Relaxation, Spin-Effects on the Bandstructure, Possible Device Applications>”
Friday 6 October 1995, 13.30
Institute of Industrial Science, Univ. Tokyo,
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol - “Development of novel electronic, opto-electronic and magneto-electronic devices and research trends in Japan in semiconductors”
“Entwicklung neuartiger elektronischer, opto-elektronischer und magneto-elektronischer Bauelemente und Forschungstrends in Japan auf dem Gebiet der Halbleiter”
Monday 18 September 1995, 18.00, German Embassy Tokyo, Technology Seminar Series,
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol - “Blue light emitters for displays, data storage, and traffic signals –
Recent breakthroughs by Nichia Chemical Industries Ltd.,
background & implications”
Speaker: Gerhard Fasol, University of Tokyo, and JRDC
Time & Date: 4PM, Wednesday 2 August, 1995
Where: Asian Technology Information Program (ATIP), Tokyo
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