Konica-minolta Holdings, Inc.

Konica Corporation

Konica Minolta, Inc.

Azbil Corporation

Nomura Research Institute, Ltd.

Merck Patent Gmbh

Tatsuo Tanaka

Hiroshi Kita

Hideo Taka

Rie Katakura

Eisaku Katoh

Shinya Otsu

Tawara Komamura

Katsura Hirai

Noritaka Nakayama

Katsunori Katoh

Yoriko Nakayama

Nobuaki Kagawa

Noriko Yasukawa

Akira Onishi

Chiyoko Takemura

Tomohiro Oshiyama

Norio Miura

Yoshiyuki Ishikura

Noriyasu Kita

Hidekane Ozeki

Mari Honda

Shuichi Sugita

Shigeto Hirabayashi

Hidenobu Ohya

Hidetaka Ninomiya

Hiroshi Kashiwagi

Tomohisa Tokuda

Masato Nishizeki

Katsunori Kato

Hirofumi Tojo

Daisuke Ishibashi

Dai Ikemizu

Rina Ogasawara

Akira Onodera

Ayumi Tsushima

Yoshiko Iwai

Emiko Kataoka

Hitoshi Morimoto

Reiko Obuchi

Kouji Yuuki

Hiroto Itoh

Atsuko Matsuda

A customer analysis device acquires replies from a user who receives a financial service to one or more first type questions defined for surveying an action desire for the financial service and calculates an action indicator based on the one or more replies. Subsequently, the customer analysis device acquires replies from the user who receives the financial service to a plurality of second type questions defined for surveying a customer emotion for the financial service and calculates a plurality of types of emotion indicators based on the plurality of replies. The customer analysis device calculates correlation coefficients between the action indicator and each of the plurality of types of emotion indicators, and graphically displays an influence of each of the plurality of emotion indicators on the action indicator based on the calculated correlation coefficients.

Customer analysis device

An object of the present invention is to generate a single portfolio assuming a plurality of targets as a specific objective of investment management, and also to make it possible to easily generate a plurality of portfolios having the same objective followed by comparing and contrasting of the plurality of portfolios. To this end, an investment management assistance serverthat generates, based on input information, portfolio information for suggesting investment management for objective achievement set by a customer includes: objective display meansthat displays predetermined objective information selectable by a customer through an input operation; interview display meansfor displaying predetermined interview information to which the customer is allowed to respond through an input operation; and portfolio generation/display meansfor generating predetermined portfolio information based on the objective information and interview information which are selected and responded to through an input operation, and causing the customer terminalto display the predetermined portfolio information in a visually recognized manner. The portfolio generation/display meansis configured to generate portfolio information for suggesting a single investment management corresponding to one or more pieces of objective information selected by the customer.

Objective achievement portfolio generating device, program, and method

The present disclosure enables measurement with satisfactory sensitivity in a low pressure range, and thus accurate measurement in a wider pressure range, by providing a pressure sensor that includes a diaphragm layer and a pressure receiving region formed in the diaphragm layer. In addition, the pressure sensor includes a first piezostrictive element, a second piezostrictive element, a third piezostrictive element, and a fourth piezostrictive element. In addition, the pressure sensor includes a first magnetostrictive element, a second magnetostrictive element, a third magnetostrictive element, and a fourth magnetostrictive element.

Pressure sensor

Device, program and method to generate a single portfolio assuming a plurality of targets as a specific objective of investment management. An investment management assistance server generates, based on input information, portfolio information for suggesting investment management for objective achievement set by a customer and includes: an objective displayer that displays predetermined objective information selectable by a customer through an input operation; an interview displayer that displays predetermined interview information to which the customer is allowed to respond through an input operation; and a portfolio generation/displayer that generates predetermined portfolio information based on the objective information and interview information which are selected and responded to through an input operation, and causing a customer terminal to display the predetermined portfolio information in a visually recognized manner.

A bottom surface of a sensor chip (or a lower surface of a first retaining member) that introduces the pressure of a measured fluid is joined to a bottom surface of a sensor chamber (or to an inner wall surface of a base body) to allow an enclosing chamber (formed by a pressure receiving chamber and a pressure guiding passage) between a pressure receiving diaphragm and the bottom surface of the sensor chip to communicate with a pressure guiding hole in the first retaining member. The sensor chamber is made open to the atmosphere. Thus, a wire bonding portion of a sensor diaphragm from which wires extend is positioned outside the enclosing chamber, and electrode pins and an enclosed liquid in the enclosing chamber are separated from each other.

Disclosed is an organic electroluminescent device having long life, while exhibiting high luminous efficiency. Also disclosed are an illuminating device and a display, each using such an organic electroluminescent device. In the organic electroluminescent device, a compound represented by the general formula (A) which is suitable as a host material for a phosphorescent metal complex is used at least in one sublayer of a light-emitting layer.

Organic electroluminescent element, display device and lighting device

This invention addresses the problem of providing a charge-transporting thin film with small variations in properties due to disturbance and small variations in resistance over time during application of current. The invention further provides a charge-transporting thin film with a secondary effect of small variations over time and stable luminescent properties. The charge-transporting thin film of the present invention contains one or more types of functional organic compounds having chiral elements, and is characterized in that the total of the number of chiral elements per molecule in each type of the functional organic compounds summed over all types of the functional organic compounds is four or more.

Charge-transporting thin film

This invention addresses the problem of providing an electronic device, organic electroluminescent device, conductive film, organic thin-film solar cell, and dye-sensitized solar cell provided with a charge-transporting thin film that exhibits excellent stability. In the presence of external disturbances, the charge-transporting thin film exhibits little in the way of fluctuations, and the resistance of the charge-transporting thin film changes little over time as current is supplied. As one of the secondary effects thereof, the charge-transporting thin film results in little in the way of changes in emission characteristics over time. This electronic device, which is provided with a charge-transporting thin film that contains one or more functional organic compounds having chiral elements, is characterized by the provision of a charge-transporting thin film wherein the total of the number of chiral elements per molecule in each type of the functional organic compounds summed over all types of the functional organic compounds is four or more.

Electronic device, organic electroluminescent element, organic thin-film solar cell, and dye-sensitized solar cell

An organic electroluminescent device containing: a six-coordinate, ortho-metalated iridium complex represented by the formula (I):  wherein V represents a trivalent linking group and is bound to Lto Lthrough covalent bonds; each of Lto Lis represented by the formula (II)  and Rrepresents a substituted aryl group having seven or more carbon atoms.

Organic electroluminescent device, display apparatus, and lighting apparatus

A differential pressure sensor includes a sensor chip provided with a sensor diaphragm, a first retaining member bonded facing a peripheral edge portion of one face of the sensor diaphragm and having a first pressure guiding hole guiding a first fluid pressure to the one face of the sensor diaphragm, and a second retaining member bonded facing a peripheral edge portion of the other face of the sensor diaphragm and having a second pressure guiding hole guiding a second fluid pressure to the other face of the sensor diaphragm. The differential pressure sensor also includes a sensor housing having a sensor chamber containing the sensor chip, a first pressure guiding duct guiding the first fluid pressure to a first inner wall face of the sensor chamber, and a second pressure guiding duct guiding the second fluid pressure to a second inner wall face of the sensor chamber.

Differential pressure sensor

Disclosed is an organic electroluminescent device having high external quantum efficiency and long life. Also disclosed are an illuminating device and a display device. The organic electroluminescent device is characterized by containing at least one compound having a partial structure represented by the following general Formula (1). [chemical formula 1] (1) In the formula, Rrepresents a group (preferably an aromatic hydrocarbon group, an aromatic heterocyclic group, an alkyl group or an alkoxy group) having 4-20 carbon atoms in total and a substituent having a formula weight or 70-350 (preferably an alkyl group or an alkoxy group): R-Rindependently represent a substituent; n2 represents a number of 0-4; n3 represents a number of 0-2; n4 represents a number of 0-8; and Q represents an atomic group necessary for forming an aromatic hydrocarbon ring or an aromatic heterocyclic ring. 

In the present invention, provided is an organic electroluminescent element material having a high externally taking-out quantum efficiency, which is suitable for manufacturing an element exhibiting long light emission lifetime, and also provided is an organic electroluminescent element possessing the material, a method of manufacturing the organic electroluminescent element, and a display as well as an illuminating device fitted with the organic electroluminescent element.

Method to make organic electroluminescent element material

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Tatsuo Tanaka