Asahi Glass Company, Limited

Nitto-denko Corporation

Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.

Oki Semiconductor Co., Ltd.

Taiho Pharmaceutical Company Limited

Sds Biotech K.k.

Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co., Ltd.

Emcore Corporation

The Tokyo Electric Power Company, Incorporated

Sued-chemie Catalysts Japan, Inc.

Nihon Onkyo Engineering Co., Ltd.

Hiroshi Wada

Yoshinori Toyota

Tomonari Naito

Akiko Takahashi

Katsuhiko Shimizu

Tokihiro Terashima

Etsuko Akagi

Tomeyoshi Ohori

Takayuki Sasaki

Tomohiro Hayashi

Makoto Bamba

Tsuyoshi Inoue

Kayoko Sugiyama

Akio Horie

Teruhiko Yasuda

Tsuyoshi Kawano

Satoshi Fukaya

Takatoshi Sakaguchi

Daisuke Horikoshi

Toshihiro Osada

Hisakazu Harada

Tomotake Nashiki

Mitsuru Honjo

Hisashi Sato

Shinji Inokuchi

Hiroaki Kishioka

Kazumasa Igarashi

Masahiro Ohura

Chitoshi Suzuki

Shinichi Kawada

Tomohide Banba

Michio Umeda

Noboru Matsumoto

Yoshikazu Soeda

Hiromitsu Takeyasu

Naoki Matsuoka

Toshiharu Konishi

Yuuji Kimura

Naoyuki Nishiyama

Naoki Nagaoka

Teruhiro Utsugi

Koichi Ikeda

Hironori Tamai

Kazuyuki Yagura

Katsuji Kuribayashi

Yasushi Shioya

Takahiro Mizuno

Yoshio Tadahira

Yuki Hasegawa

Akiko Nonaka

Yuki Tsubaki

Yasuhito Adachi

Minoru Takachi

Martin Kwakernaak

Yukio Katoh

Yukio Tsuge

Yoshitsugu Hasegawa

Shoji Hayashida

Keiichiro Hijino

Yuko Hayashi

Masanori Yatsuda

Tadashi Aizawa

Osamu Kohashi

Kazuki Tamura

Keizo Takemasa

Masahisa Iida

Yoshinori c/o Asahi Glass Company Ltd Toyota

Akio c/o Asahi Glass Urethane Co Ltd Horie

Operation history information on every aircraft can be collected, and efficiency in collection of the aircraft operation history information can be improved. The present invention includes: an image acquisition unitconfigured to acquire an image G obtained by imaging a route R or A; an image-type model identification unitconfigured to identify a model of an aircraft P in the route R or Abased on appearance data of an aircraft Q in the image G acquired by the image acquisition unitand aircraft appearance samples previously prescribed for respective models; and an operation history storage unitconfigured to store image-derived model information identified by the image-type model identification unit

Device for collecting aircraft operation history information

This invention provides a cancer antigen peptide that can be administered to a wide range of cancer patients in the form of a peptide vaccine for cancer without the need for HLA typing and regardless of the HLA types of patients. Such peptide having 4 linked CTL epitopes is obtained by linking 4 CTL epitope peptides selected from among CTL epitope peptides derived from tumor antigen molecules that are reported to have the capacity for CTL induction via linkers.

Peptide compositions having 4 linked CTL epitopes and uses thereof

The invention relates to a compound or a salt thereof of formula [1], a fungicidal composition containing the compound or a salt thereof, a method for controlling plant disease occurring from phytopathogenic microorganism including the step of applying the fungicidal composition and a production method of the compound.

Fused 11-membered compounds and agricultural/horticultural fungicides containing them

Provided is a capacitive touch panel which has enhanced sensitivity and is usable in an image display panel, etc. in this capacitive touch panel, a window, a first transparent film having a first transparent conductive electrode pattern formed on one surface thereof, and a second transparent film having a second transparent conductive electrode pattern which is formed on one surface thereof and disposed with respect to the first transparent film in such a manner as to allow a capacitance to be formed therebetween, are stacked in turn. The capacitive touch panel comprises a first transparent inter-layer resin provided between the window and the first transparent film, and a second transparent inter-layer resin provided between the first transparent film and the second transparent film, wherein the first transparent inter-layer resin has a dielectric constant greater than that of the second transparent inter-layer resin.

Capacitive touch panel

This invention provides a cancer antigen peptide that can be administered to a wide range of cancer patients in the form of a peptide vaccine for cancer without the need for HLA typing and regardless of the HLA types of patients. Such peptide having 5 linked CTL epitopes is obtained by linking 5 CTL epitope peptides selected from among CTL epitope peptides derived from tumor antigen molecules that are reported to have the capacity for CTL induction via linkers.

Peptide having 5 linked CTL epitopes

The invention relates to a coating agent composition comprising an isocyanate-group-containing prepolymer obtained by reacting a polyol comprising a polyoxyalkylene polyol having 2-4 hydroxyl groups on average, an oxyethylene group content of 85-100% by mass based on all oxyalkylene groups (100% by mass), and an arithmetic-average molecular weight of 800-2,500 with an alicyclic isocyanate and/or an aliphatic isocyanate in the presence of an organic acid bismuth salt catalyst, the isocyanate(s) being used in such an amount as to result in an isocyanate index of 150-300. The invention can provide a coating agent composition which forms a coating film or film having moisture permeability, excellent in mechanical properties and yellowing resistance, having laundering durability and resistance to sweat deterioration, and containing no organotin compounds.

Coating agent composition and use thereof

A process for producing a polyether polyol which can form low viscosity rigid foamed synthetic resins excellent in strength, dimensional stability and flame retardancy, can give a low viscosity polyol system solution containing water instead of HFCs as a blowing agent with good miscibility with isocyanate compounds and can form good rigid foamed synthetic resins by spraying, which polyether polyol is produced by reacting a phenol component (molar ratio 1) selected from phenol and phenol derivatives having a hydrogen atom at one or more ortho-positions to the phenolic hydroxyl group, an aldehyde component (molar ratio 0.3 to 0.9) selected from formaldehyde and acetoaldehyde and an alkanolamine component (molar ratio 1.5 to 3.5) selected from monoethanolamine, diethanolamine and 1-amino-2-propanol and then adding an alkylene oxide to the resulting reaction product.

Process for producing polyether polyol and process for producing rigid foamed synthetic resin using same

A multimode interference splitter/combiner that includes a monolithic device for photonically coupling an input optical waveguide to first and second output optical waveguides. The input waveguide may be optically coupled to a first end of a MMI portion, while the first and second output waveguides may be optically coupled to a second end of the MMI portion. The input waveguide is coupled to a planar facet of the MMI portion so that the input waveguide may have a propagation axis that is oriented at an angle with respect to the planar facet of the MMI portion. A desired splitting ratio may be achieved by adjusting the angle between the input waveguide and the MMI portion.

Multi-mode interference splitter/combiner with adjustable splitting ratio

To provide a process capable of producing a light-weight rigid open-cell foam by a spraying method using mainly or solely water as a blowing agent, wherein a polyol system liquid is excellent in storage stability even when the blowing agent is used in a large amount, and the foam is excellent in dimensional stability without sagging and capable of forming a uniform thermal insulation layer having an excellent appearance for the purpose of constructing a whole constructions.

Process for producing rigid open-cell foam

Provided is a process for producing a rigid foamed synthetic resin, wherein, as a blowing agent, a hydrocarbon compound and water are used, and a rigid foamed synthetic resin provided with dimensional stability, heat insulating properties, and possibly reduced weight can be obtained. The process involves reacting a polyol (P) with a polyisocyanate (I) in the presence of a blowing agent, a foam stabilizer and a catalyst, wherein the blowing agent has at least a Chydrocarbon compound and water; the polyol (P) has a specific polyesterpolyol (A), a specific polyetherpolyol (B), and a polymer-dispersed polyol (Z) having fine polymer particles (M) dispersed; and the isocyanate index of the polyol (P) and the polyisocyanate (I) is over 200 and at most 400.

Rigid foamed synthetic resin and process for its production

A pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet has a high adhesiveness and an excellent terminal peeling resistance as well as exhibits extremely small diffusing amounts of formaldehyde and toluene. The pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet contains at least a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer of a water-dispersion type acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive containing a water-dispersion type acrylic polymer and a tackifying resin-containing emulsion, wherein a diffusing amount of formaldehyde is less than 3 &#x3bc;g/mand a diffusing amount of toluene is 10 &#x3bc;g/g or less. As the tackifying resin-containing emulsion, a tackifying resin-containing emulsion prepared using substantially no organic solvents or a tackifying resin-containing emulsion prepared using a material other than aromatic hydrocarbon-based organic solvents can be suitably employed.

Pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet

To provide a method for producing a rigid polyurethane foam, whereby it is possible to reduce the density without causing deterioration in dimensional stability, and a rigid polyurethane foam. A method for producing a rigid polyurethane foam, which comprises a step of reacting a polyol having a hydroxyl value of from 200 to 800 mgKOH/g with a polyisocyanate compound in the presence of an amino-modified silicone, a catalyst, a blowing agent and a surfactant.

Method for producing rigid polyurethane foam, and rigid polyurethane foam

To provide a method for producing a polymer-dispersed polyol which has high compatibility with a polyol for rigid polyurethane foams and is excellent in storage stability and which provides good heat-insulating performance when it is formed into a rigid polyurethane foam. Also a method for producing a polymer-dispersed polyol for rigid polyurethane foams, having polymer particles dispersed in a polyol, which comprises polymerizing a monomer having a polymerizable unsaturated group in a polyol (X), wherein the polyol (X) contains a polyether polyol (Y) having an oxyethylene group content of at least 10 mass %, and the monomer having a polymerizable unsaturated group contains a fluorinated acrylate or a fluorinated methacrylate.

Method for producing polymer-dispersed polyol

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Hiroshi Wada