What does TIT stand for?

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Tokyo, Oct 14, 2009 - (ACN Newswire) - The invention of ferrite by the Tokyo Institute of Technology and the commercial development of ferrite cores by TDK made substantial contributions to the global electronics industry.

'Development of Ferrite Materials and Their Applications' Recognized ...

Tokyo, Oct 13, 2009 - (JCN Newswire) - The invention of ferrite by the Tokyo Institute of Technology and the commercial development of ferrite cores by TDK made substantial contributions to the global electronics industry.

'Development of Ferrite Materials and Their Applications' Recognized ...

Partners in Japan are the Toyama University og the Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Japan: Hydro joins aluminium research in Japan

Shigeru Ida of the Tokyo Institute of Technology says: "It is too early to say 'the solar system is special.

A solar system like few others: conditions for formation were ...

Tokyo, Japan, Apr 25, 2007 - (JCN) - Riken in conjunction with Tokyo Institute of Technology announced on April 23, that a research conducted on monkeys, testing to find the correct and incorrect answer, unveiled two types of nerve cell groups in the frontal lobe of the cerebrum.

Riken Unveils Brain Mechanism

in 1946 after graduating from Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Kyodo economic news summary -4-

A member of the Tokyo Institute of Technology team behind it said: "I didn't think it would fly so beautifully.

The plane by160 of THESE.

Scientists at the Tokyo Institute of Technology say the device, which will record smells and play them later, could help chefs recreate a dish or see doctors being sent the smell of a wound to see if it is infected.

Elton spices up this year's ball; In brief