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Introduction to the New Glass Research Center
The New Glass Research Center was established in 1987 and has been focusing on the development of the seeds of future products and technology in anticipation of market needs in the years to come. With original in-house technology as a base, we plan to develop and expand our new glass business. So the laboratory has been conducting research in many fields, including photoelectric glass, nano-glass, and inorganic coating materials. From now we plan to envision and create glass for the next generation, with the basic concept of making environmentally friendly products.
Creation of new functional materials
Creation of up-conversion luminescence materials on which light can be used to write and read data
By irradiating various laser beams to glass that includes rare-earth ions, it is possible to deposit nano-sized crystals in the glass. We have developed a material on which nano-crystals can be deposited (data writing) and from which only the up-conversion luminescence of these crystals can be read (data reading).
Creation of glass material that uses an infrared optically pumped laser to emit the 3 primary colors of red, green, and blue luminescence
We developed glass material of red, green, and blue luminescence exited infrared laser.
Participation in the national Nano-Glass Technology ProjectE></td>
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Research Performances
International Research Co-Operative Project: "Research and development of internal convectior system technology for molten glass in a micro-gravity environment"
International Research Co-Operative Project: "Research and development of internal convection system technology for molten glass in a micro-gravity environment"
Carried out under a contract with the New Energy and Industrial Technology General Development Organization (NEDO) from 1998 to 2001
NEDO http://www.nedo.go.jp/english/index.html
Research into fluoride glass thin layers using CVD method
Preparation of self- sustained CH3SiO3/2 film by sol-gel processes
Study of negative nonlinear absorption effect in glass (All optical inverter operating)
Research of optoelectronic thin film with sputtering
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