Shunri Oda
Professor Shunri's current field of study includes: applied physics, electronic materials, and electron devices. Research Interests:Silicon nanostructure quantum effect devices Atomic layer deposition of oxide ultrathin films Integrated Devices Based on Ultrafine Structure of High-Temperature Supercorductors Career Highlights1995- Tokyo Institute of Technology , Professor1986-1995 Tokyo Institute of Technology , Associate Professor 1979-1986 Tokyo Institute of Technology , Research Associate Awards2002 Fujino Awards ,1995 Performance Awards, ISTEC and MRS , 1983 Tejima Awards Important ArticlesConductance quantization in nanoscale vertical-structure silicon field-effect transistors with a wrap gate : Applied Physics Letters. (2000)Fabrication of Nanocrystalline Silicon with Small Spread of Particle Size by Pulsed Gas Plasma : Japanese Journal of Applied Physics. (1997) Superconductivity and Surface Morphology of YBCO Thin Films Prepared by Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition : IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity. (1995) |
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