Kenichi Nishi is a researcher affiliated with NEC in Japan, specializing in the fields of Engineering and Physics and Astronomy. Their work primarily focuses on Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, with additional contributions related to Surfaces, Coatings and Films, Materials Chemistry, and Spectroscopy.
Their scientific output includes research on Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices, Photonic and Optical Devices, Semiconductor Quantum Structures and Devices, Photonic Crystals and Applications, Advanced Semiconductor Detectors and Materials, Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies, and Optical Coatings and Gratings.
Frequent coauthors of Kenichi Nishi include:
Kenichi Nishi has published multiple papers in well-known venues with recurring contributions to Applied Physics Letters, Photonics Research, and the Japanese Journal of Applied Physics. They have also published in conference proceedings such as the Extended Abstracts of the 2020 International Conference on Solid State Devices and Materials and the 2022 28th International Semiconductor Laser Conference (ISLC).
Representative recent publications include:
Kenichi Nishi;Hideaki Saito;Shigeo Sugou;Jeong-Sik Lee
R. P. Mirin;J. P. Ibbetson;K. Nishi;A. C. Gossard
H. Yokoyama;K. Nishi;T. Anan;H. Yamada
Hideaki Saito;Kenichi Nishi;Ichiro Ogura;Shigeo Sugou
H. Saito;K. Nishi;A. Kamei;S. Sugou
Hideaki Saito;Kenichi Nishi;Shigeo Sugou
K. Ohashi;K. Nishi;T. Shimizu;M. Nakada
Hideaki Saito;Kenichi Nishi;Sigeo Sugou
Hideaki Saito;Kenichi Nishi;Shigeo Sugou
Jouni Ahopelto;A. Atsushi Yamaguchi;Kenichi Nishi;Akira Usui
Hideaki Saito;Kenichi Nishi;Shigeo Sugou;Yoshimasa Sugimoto
H. Yokoyama;K. Nishi;T. Anan;Y. Nambu
Takayoshi Anan;Kenichi Nishi;Sigeo Sugou
T. Anan;K. Nishi;S. Sugou;M. Yamada
M. Yamada;T. Anan;K. Kurihara;K. Nishi
Kenichi Nishi;Richard Mirin;Devin Leonard;Gilberto Medeiros‐Ribeiro
Kenichi Nishi;Keizo Takemasa;Mitsuru Sugawara;Yasuhiko Arakawa
T. Anan;M. Yamada;K. Nishi;K. Kurihara
K. Matsuda;K. Ikeda;T. Saiki;H. Tsuchiya
Mitsuru Sugisaki;Hong-Wen Ren;Kenichi Nishi;Yasuaki Masumoto
Toshiharu Saiki;Kenichi Nishi;Motoichi Ohtsu
Takayoshi Anan;Shigeo Sugou;Kenichi Nishi;Toshinari Ichihashi
K. Matsuda;T. Saiki;H. Saito;K. Nishi
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