Exploration of functional inorganic powder materials by combinatorial technology

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In recent years, the number of studies that include the terms “data-driven research” and “informatics” in their titles has increased, and efforts toward DX (Digital Transformation) with high-throughput and autonomous experiments have become active. While the materials and sample morphologies to be studied are wide-ranging, we have focused on multinary oxide powders and engaged in the development of methods leading to informatics research, such as automated preparation of powder samples based on liquid phase processing, fast powder X-ray diffraction, tools for characterization of physical properties and tools for synchrotron powder diffraction.