Research Group of Takano and Noro

Research

A molecule or macromolecule with repulsive interactions among the chemical components within the single molecule, such as a surfactant or a block copolymer, represent self-assembled nanophase-separated structures (or microphase-separated structures) at the nanometer length scale. In Noro Research Group, we study methods for controlling physical properties and functions of new proton conductive polymer electrolyte membranes and non-covalent bonded rubber/elastomer materials at the molecular level, and their potentials as future engineering materials.

Update

Our group achieved third place in the Polymer Laboratories Softball Tournament, “Polymers Cup” (
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Junior Associate Professor Atsushi Noro has published a review article as the corresponding author (see also "Publications").
Junior Associate Professor Atsushi Noro has published an original article as the corresponding author (see also "Publications").
Three master’s course students have started their research in the Noro Research Group (see also "Members").
Two third-year undergraduate students (FY2025 fourth-year students) have joined the Noro Research Group (see also "Members").
Homepage of "Noro Research Group" was updated.
Junior Associate Professor Atsushi Noro has published an original article as the corresponding author (see also "Publications").
Junior Associate Professor Atsushi Noro has published an original article as the corresponding author (see also "Publications").
Three master’s course students have started their research in the Noro Research Group (see also "Members").

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