Minh Thanh Truc GIANGGraduate Student (Inoue Group)

Hiroshima University, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Chemistry Program, D2

A strong motivation in my research comes from the challenge of understanding and controlling complex magnetic systems at the molecular scale. My research aspires to contribute to the rational design of next-generation functional materials by harmonizing experimental insight with theoretical modeling. Through this approach, I seek to unveil refined structure–property relationships, enabling precise control over magnetic dynamics and opening pathways toward advanced spin-based and quantum technologies.
Mentor ：Katsuya Inoue　
Co-Mentor ：Andrey Leonov　
Co-Mentor ：Elisabetta Matsumoto 　

What I like about my science

It is intriguing to explore magnetic phenomena at the molecular scale while contributing to a broader understanding of complex condensed matter systems. This line of research holds promise for advancing future technologies in quantum computing science.

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