Japan talks trends on III-Vs & carbon nanotubes

AbstractThe Japan Society of Applied Physics Fall Meeting at the end of August is historically always held away from Tokyo. This year the venue was Fukuoka University. Of the 6000 or so participants, graduate students used the gathering to develop presentation skills; their mentors for networking and fusing alignments for research plans; and hardened industrial researchers as an opportunity for discussions with their colleagues and competitors during breaks between lectures. This review concentrates on reports, discussion and trends related to electronic devices fabricated using III-V semiconductors and carbon nanotubes