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• Toshiba Develops New Lithium-Ion Battery with Cobalt-Free 5V Class High-Potential Cathode
  -Achieves high-voltage and high-power performance
  Will contribute to the realization of carbon-neutrality and a circular economy-
• Bekaert and Toshiba sign Memorandum of Understanding to develop global partnership around MEA for PEM electrolysis
• Toshiba Establishes "Regenerative Innovation Centre" in Germany
  -A Central Hub in Europe for Advancing Realization of Carbon Neutrality and a Circular Economy-
• Toshiba Develops High-Sensitivity Odor Detection Technology for On-Site Maintenance and Inspection of Social Infrastructure Facilities
  -Detects musty odor with concentration of 0.2ppbv in air, using compact and low-cost sensor-

• Toshiba develops a “Sliding Sheet-Lattice Matrix” for ultrasonic nondestructive testing that does not require application of liquids
  -Reduces inspection time and promotes automation by simplifying infrastructure maintenance and inspection-
• Toshiba and the CiRA Foundation Begin Joint Research on Methods for Manufacturing iPS Cells Using Liposome technology
• Toshiba’s New Large-scale Production Technology for Electrolysis Electrodes for Hydrogen Production from Renewables Cuts Iridium Use to 1/10
  -Promoting PEM water electrolyzers for power to gas technology that will contribute to realization of a hydrogen economy-
• Toshiba Boosts Transparent Cu₂O Tandem Solar Cell to A New High
  -Contributing to the development of no-plug charging EVs and transportation electrification-
• Toshiba’s Double-Transmon Coupler Will Realize Faster, More Accurate Superconducting Quantum Computers-Paving the way for the realization of high-performance quantum computers that will contribute to solving various social issues-

• Toshiba’s Transparent Cu₂O Tandem Solar Top Cell Achieves 8.4% Efficiency -A boost to development of no-plug charging EVs and transition to renewable energy-
• Toshiba’s Film-Based Perovskite Photovoltaic Module Takes Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award
• Toshiba Develops a Concentration Technology that Reduces Energy Consumption to One-fourth and Improves the Concentration Rate 2.4-fold and under Normal Temperature and Pressure Conditions -Achieving substantial energy savings for the concentration of aqueous solutions and removal of water-
• Toshiba’s Polymer Film-Based Perovskite Large-Area Photovoltaic Module Reaches Record Power Conversion Efficiency of 15.1% -Contributing to carbon-neutrality by advancing practical application of light and flexible next-generation photovoltaic modules that can be widely installed-
• Toshiba’s Carbon Recycling Technology Realizes World’s Highest CO₂ Conversion Speed and Achieves Decarbonization in a Limited Space
  -CO₂ electrocatalyst electrode stack technology can convert up to 1.0 ton of CO₂ a year at ambient temperatures, with an installation space the size of an envelope-
• Toshiba’s New Algorithms Quickly Deliver Highly Accurate Solutions to Complex Problems
  -Breaks the limitations of classical mechanics by introducing a quasi-quantum effect Expected to accelerate complex problem-solving in finance, pharmaceuticals and logistics.-

• Toshiba’s New Magnetic Material Greatly Improves Motor Energy Conversion Efficiency
  -Reducing energy loss, and suitable for train drive systems, automobiles, robots and other applications requiring high reliability. Expected to contribute to realization of a carbon-free economy.-
• Six Companies to Start Studying Carbon Recycling Business Models
  -Converting CO₂ from Sources such as Exhaust Gases into Sustainable Aviation Fuel- (Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation)
• Toshiba Develops World’s First Aqueous Lithium-ion Battery with Nonflammable Electrolyte
  -Greater freedom in locating large-scale stationary energy storage systems expected to contribute to stable management of renewable energy sources and realization of a decarbonized society-
• Shinshu University and Toshiba Develop Tumor-Tropic Liposome Technology that Carries Therapeutic Genes into Cancer Cells
  -Expression level of therapeutic genes found 400 times more in T-cell tumors than in normal T-cells-

• Toshiba's New Test Can Detect 13 Cancer Types with 99% Accuracy from a Single Drop of Blood
  -Unique microRNA detection technology able to detect cancers from stage 0-
• Shinshu University and Toshiba Begin Collaborative Research on Application of Biodegradable Liposomes in Cancer Gene Therapy
  -Delivery of Genes via Non-viral Nanocapsules-
• Toshiba Improves Power Conversion Efficiency of Tandem Solar Cells with Transparent Cuprous Oxide
  -23.8% power conversion efficiency in low-cost, high-efficiency tandem solar cells surpasses the efficiency of monocrystalline silicon cells-
• Toshiba Leads the World in Converting CO₂ into Useful Materials for Chemical Products
  -New Technology Reduces CO₂ Emissions, Can Contribute to Achieving Paris Agreement Targets-
• Toshiba Develops World's First Transparent Cu₂O Solar Cells
  -Progress toward the implementation of low-cost high-efficiency tandem solar cells-

• NEDO and Toshiba Develops World's Largest Film-based Perovskite Photovoltaic Module
  -703cm² module achieves 11.7% power conversion efficiency-
• Toshiba Develops Mutual Authentication Technology for IoT Devices by PUF Fingerprinting Using Variations in Semiconductor Chips
• Toshiba Develops's Simple, Low-Cost Testing Method for Phthalate Esters
  -Highly Accurate Screening to Detect RoHS Newly Added Substance-

• Toshiba Develops Next-Generation Lithium-ion Battery with New Anode Material
• Toshiba Achieves World's Highest Conversion Efficiency in 5 cm X 5 cm Film-based Perovskite Solar Cell Mini-modules
  ─Technology will reduce cost and increase efficiency of flexible solar cell modules that can be installed on walls and other locations─
• Toshiba Awarded 49^th Ichimura Prize in Industry for Distinguished Achievement -- Development and Commercialization of High Power, Heavy Rare-Earth-Free, Demagnetization Resistant Magnet for Motors--

• Toshiba Develops World's Most Efficient High Temperature Heavy-Rare-Earth-Free Samarium-Cobalt Magnet
• Toshiba's Photo-Electrochemical System Achieves 0.48% Efficiency
  Converting CO₂ into Ethylene Glycol