Innovation at Tohoku University - Microwave

Tohoku University has been consistently ranked amongst Japan's top academic institutions since its establishment in 1907. It is also home to world-leading research, and actively encourages academic-industry-government cooperation. The split-anode magnetron used in microwave ovens was invented by Kinjiro Okabe at Tohoku University in 1927. Video series: Innovation at Tohoku University story 2: Antenna https://youtu.be/UH-0p13frII story 3: Robots https://youtu.be/eoAycVhBDnY