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I am excited to introduce this issue of the magazine. It features an article from Yoshimichi Ohki, the most recent recipient of the Dakin award. In this article, “Attracted to Dielectric Materials Research,” Yoshimichi “Yoshi” Ohki reviews his 50+ years of research work. His goal is to help new researchers learn how to gain the most from their research through techniques he has applied. His motto is “We would use all the available research facilities.”

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IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine
Published
2024-08-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/mei.2024.10646175
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Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials
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Abstract

I am excited to introduce this issue of the magazine. It features an article from Yoshimichi Ohki, the most recent recipient of the Dakin award. In this article, “Attracted to Dielectric Materials Research,” Yoshimichi “Yoshi” Ohki reviews his 50+ years of research work. His goal is to help new researchers learn how to gain the most from their research through techniques he has applied. His motto is “We would use all the available research facilities.”

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