Yoshihide Lijima

Yoshihide Iijima is a Japanese scientist known for his contributions to nanotechnology, particularly in developing carbon nanotubes—tiny, tubular structures made of carbon just a few atoms thick. These nanotubes have remarkable strength, flexibility, and electrical conductivity, making them valuable for advanced materials, electronics, and energy storage. Iijima's research has significantly advanced our understanding of nanomaterials, opening new possibilities in various high-tech applications. His work has earned recognition for its impact on materials science and engineering, helping to drive innovations in electronics, medicine, and industry.